Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
VERY PLEASANT, SOCIALLY.
now A NUMBER OF FORT wourir-
IANs SPENT YESTERDAY.

Roy Orgnin Honored ny His Parents
and Large Bevy of Friends--isx-
Judge N. A. stendmnn Bntertnins.
A south Side Event.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A, organ ten
dered delightful reception in honor
OF their son. Roy orgain, at their
home, No. GO3 East Belknap last night.
Their handsome home was beautifully
decorated with flowers and Chinese
lanterns illuminated the well-cllpped
lawn where the dancing was Fully
seventy-fve guests enjoyed the hospi-
tally OF the clever entertainers and
the hostess. Mrs. organ. never APP
peared more charming than she did last
evening. her dark evening costume en-
HANGING her striking Italian complex
ion and raven hair and Jet block eyes.
1t seemed by the way, as II a con-
centration OF Fort Worths feminine
beauty had been brought about Among
the young ladies' present were: Misses
Florence Smith. Alberta Martin. Bes-
sic Anderson. Florie Anderson, May
Latimer. Eta Boaz. sanle Turner, Bes-
Gle Fields, Rosa Blair Jennie Blair
| Norma Burbridge. Patti Burbrldge,
1 Annie Samuels, Lorena Blair, Fay
| Turner, Oracle Elser, Carrie Taylor
Katrina Van Rensselaer,, Jennie VIII
| son, Mamie Spencer Belle Powdry
/ Berta, Dale Seymour, OF New York
visiting young lady. Grace Holllngs-
| WORTH Eula Maddox, Edna Tiiball,
Jewell Knox, MISS Melaskey of Gaines
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| organ, Matte Swayne, Mary Waller.
Alberta Trlplett. Ida Chase and Bes-
sic Green.
a partial list Of the young gentle
men were present Is as follows: Roy or
! gain, Earl Wright, George Reid. = r.
ME Anderson, WIN BOwdry, Eugene
Orgaln WIN Reid, Shelton Hatchall,
VIII Groves, Morris Wnfry Charles
Minis. Henry Williams, WIN Littlejohn,
Arthur Smith. Harper Brannon, Jim
Bradley Harry Atwol Tom B1wdry,
Gus Booty. Harry Adams. Tom W.
Nardcll Carl Elliott. VIII Logan. Louis
Want. John Miller OF New Orleaue,
visitor; Dave Furmnn OF Bolton. visit
{ or; Flemmlng Van Rensselaer,, tred
Bowman, II. w. Williams, Jr
\ number OF little folks enjoyed
themselves as much as their elders:
Erenn Omutt Hattie May Anderson.
Mamie Morrison, Bessie Green and
clyde Maddox, Dewitt Pendry Colstun
MnBruder Hugh, Robert and Wnldo
Orgaln, John Talbott, Garfield Evans
and Walter Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
Knight Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs Sentcr and Mrs Hugh Will
son were among the married folks
present.
The Epworth League Of the First
Methodist church gave another OF their
delightful socials last night at the res-
idence OF Judge N. A. stedman, on
salnueIa avenue.
The elegant home and spacious
grounds OF Judge Stendman We're given
over entirely TO the guests and an even
ing or rare pleasure was spent by
all Judge Steudman and his estima-
bic wife were untirlng In their efforts
to see that all had pleasant time.
and they succeeded Well.
Dainty refreshments We're served by
the lady members OF the league and
their friends
August Moeller's orchestra discourse
ed sweet music on the lawn, which
added much to the enjoyment OF tho
evening. The lawn, which was heautt.
fully Illuminated by candles and Ian
terms, was wcll provided with chairs
and rustic seats and the greater num-
Der OF the guests strolled about the
beautiful grounds or found seats In
some cosy nook and listened to the
sweet strains OF music
The social committee aided the host
and hostess in receiving the guests
OF the league and deserve much credit
FOR the success OF the entertainments.
This committee Is composed OF MIR.
. II. b. Francis, chairman; Misses Leila
Bondurant Addie Lctchworth. Lizzio
: Carter, May Cooke, Lula Common and
, Mcssrs. George Massey. Robert Mas
sey, George Boyd and II. L. Brown.
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by the orchestra, a quartet compospd
3 OF Miss Lizzie Carter and Messrs VIII
r T'rldd. George Boyd and Charles Car.
/ choice selections ON the plano, harl
and guitars