Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
TYLER soc1ErY RuneNr.

The Nine O'Clock German club was
most delightfully."- entertained at Mrs, u,
=. Mnnshelds last Thursday evening
November %.
The musical given last Tuesday night
for the benefit OF the Kings Doughtcrs'
was quite q success and vcry. much en-
loyed by all who attended. Much credit
is due Mr., Charles Mcdowell in the ar
rangemeut of the program.
On tho night Of November 20 this city
was truly scene OF beauty ana loyh'
ness. The occasion was the marriage
Of two Of Tylers most popular young
people: Miss Mary Virgins TO Mr.,
James D0fun. The bridal party consisted
~ Miss Brownie Brown and MIR. Fred
Ilalsy, Miss Mary Cook Of Houston aud
Mr., p. y. Morris, Miss Tiny Perry
Dallas unl MIR. WIN Perry, Miss Amy
Fish and Mr.. II. II. Floorc Miss Sun.
shine Bonner and Mr., James u. Moody,
Miss Eddie Virgins, sister Of the bride
and Mrs. ] $. Powell, Master Tom
Bonner page; and little Louise Mansfield
and Aallie burst. flower girls. Men.
delsohn's wedding march was played by
Mr.. W. II Mcbride. After che ccrc.
nOny, which was performed by Rev. A,
j. Fnwc1tt the bridal party and a
select number OF friends and relatives ~.
tired TO the homo Of the brides parmts,
where an elegant supper had been pre-,
pared. Many handsome presents were
received.
On last Wednesday evening Mrs. Geo.
II. Phillips, on South broadway, cnlor
taincd the following az q o'clocl, dinner,
Mrs. Browning. Misses Mary, Annie and
Burk Narbrough aud Miss Shelton of
GrConvillc, guest Of Miss Burk Var
brough.
Miss Annie Smith, while out driving
Tucdny afternoon, was thrown from the
buggy and severely hurt Her frends
hope that the injuries received may not
prove 50 serious as was reported
Club Twelve Of tho Four Hundred"
had its regular weekly meeting lHsi
| Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mn
John NJ. Duncan. The discussion OF tho
reading for that day was both pleasant
and instructive.
The friends Of the "Alan About Town"
reporter are really becoming alarmed
over that broad smile, which is so con.
tinually Illuminating his face OF late.
Miss Mary Cook, one Of the maids In
| the Wiggius-l.oftin. wedding, will re-
turn 10 her home In Houston next Sat
urdny morning to tue regret Of her many
friends.
Miss Hatcher Of Dallas. one Of tho at
| A'lNNNla ~ AtAt luAN WtuulNst VIII lNAht
| for her home Sunday. Miss llatchcr's
sweet and winsOmc ways have won FOR
her q host Of friends and admirers who
wish an early repetition Of her visit
The dinner prepared and served by the
Kings DnuEhieTF' on Thanksgiving day
was certainly n feast 10 all who partiel-
] patcd, This noble band OF women de
serve unbounded praise for their work
Rev. @. II. -. Turner. rector Of the
| Episcopal church of this city for a mum.
her of years, left Thursday FOR Admission,
! Ala, 10 take charge Of the church IN
| that place. Mr.. 1Hrncr's circle Of de.
! voted friends IL only limited TO his ac,
quaintanco and all were sorry to sec him
| leave.
Miss Monte Borcn, one Of Dallas most
popular and fascinating young ladies, ~
yieting at tho home Of DR.. o, Loftin.
Miss Anna Swan left Monday for
Austin, whore sho will spmd the winter
| with relatives.