Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

Perry. o. T., on business for several
weeks returned to this city yesterday
Mr.. Longford will make this his future
home.
Joe Myre, Perry Still and George
Boyd will go down to Waco today TO
spend a few days at the Cotton Palace
The following from last Tuesdays
| oulsvilla QSy) Times, sheds some
light on q brilliant society event 10
occur next Wednesday:
The friends of MIR. W. s. Jones OF
this city viii be agreeably surprised 70
hear of his prospective marriage 10
Miss Lily Peak, OF Fort Worth TEX
which will occure at the home OF the
bride November IA. The ceremony VIII
be a quiet one. and Mr.. Jones Will leave
for Texas Saturday morning. upon
his return he and his wife VIII reside
at the Louisville hotel. Miss Peak
is q most attractive woman and
general favorlte in Fort Worth social
circles. Mr.. Jones has been connected
with the Louisville banking company
for sixteen years md has been assist
ant cashier for the past six years.
Everybody in Fort Worth knows MISS
Lily Peak, and everybody loves her
Her futures husband Is worthy the
great prize he has won and though so
ciety circles In this city and all VINO
know her regret to see her leave, they
are glad she Is to be welded to such
an estimable young man.
The man who connects with his own
the name OF Peak calls to the minds
OF all North Texans memories OF
noble name and noble house.
The ball to be given by the LLOYD
Rifles on the night of the 18th Will be
one of the most select society events
that ever occurred in the city. The
ladies win come only by invitation
and tina elite Of North Texas society
people Will be in attendance. The
Loyds VIII put their best foot foremost
SO 10 speak. and dress uniforms Will be
all the go. The Metropolitan Guards
of Dallas and the DenisOn Rifles have
signifed their Willingness to come and
bring their young lady friends and
fully Ave hundred people are expected
to be upon the floor. The hall viii
be elegantly decorated in honor OF the
occasion. The best music that can be
procured will serve the inspiration
necessary to a beautiful polka or a
dreamy waltz, Captain Kelly Is ably
ASSISTED by every member OF the COM
pany in arranging the details and they
mean TO make this an entirely fin de
steele social event.
Misses Annie Daring and Carrie
Wood Of Houston are visiting friends
on the South side.
]. p. Waters Of Norfolk, Va, is visit
Ing friends in this city.
Miss Manic Dodsan Of Vernon. Tex,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Il. c. Lo.
max, on Macon street.
a. G. Buck OF Hopklnsville. Ky,
one OF the m st popular shoe drummers
In the South, has been In the city a
few days. He Is an old friend OF II.
~ Burbrldge and other Kentucklans
living here.
Miss Mildred Clifton will 20 down to
Waco this week to spend few DAYS
N.sitlng friends and viewing the sights
OF the Cotton Palace.
The opening german OF the Idlewlld
ciub at the Oriental IN Dallas last
night was pre-em 'nently a brilliant
analr, The upper ten" OF the Trinity
city were there In dazzling array and
inns can be added n Fort Worth
delegation that OF course eauslled
those of Dallas. The crowd thai went
over from this city report very en-
lo!itnie time. They viii reciprocate
Dallas many courtesles shown This
when her Metropolitan Guard and
giving evening.
me Elite Social club had very in
teresting surprise at its last regular
meeting Friday evening.
They We're assembled at the res,-
u uenee ot Mrs. 5, Boardman, at No. sos
eNlENAf ana having good
time. when Mrs Henry Ferrineton
was INTRODUCED. after which they had
q wonderfully Jolly party. For Mrs
Eerrington had been well known in
me circle 70 which the Elite club he.
~ as Mss Blanche Tanner, one OF
IN IN most charming of the West end
peIies, II has long been known mar
Mr. Henry Pennington, the nnn,,ia,
i,nanaser OF the Dallas Llpht ana
n Tina, yolhpany was paying particular
n n,,,r, TO Miss Tanner. The young
marrIea nv hi,. made two attempts 10 get
tnat there was so much hsnasbai, Ms
anu GENERALIZATION when Mas Tsn,,s.
Vas introduced MS Mrs. Ferrinstn,
, LOT her friends knew then ma. ~,
sttni,,peo people mad been successful in
Notwithstanding tho efforts v,h,rh ~;
ueen made 70 prevent the match rha
% maeuadIl,hg took piece Monday on.aha-
e. lhe young lady went over ~ nsi
esean % ss' t the Fair and while there
servat.on sNort time from the oh
NE oeins the wiser was n,ia,y,.
,Myysueu 70 the man OF her ci,oten ny
totnorS vii JON her husband nj Daiias
bos ,ossow and the best w'shes ~
''S ,r o. trends accompany her VI
,,a me Following were the eues,. =, a..
Inelry entertainment NJ n,s1o OF me
,,hnapIoHptu wedding reSan,tnsh the
pp ae Mesdames w. RAIN RAN TOOK
M nplssam9n, Emery, j. WAF IMAM, ;:
man. cs tsnnie Boazmsn, Alice 1RHl nan'
Thomas. Se 1t9llszT T,n Ida Emery, Lille
AZ, Sorh Ianner. Grace woitnle nom
B,,i,,' Vt Messrs James arena
iBs uary, iIsdworn. Charles Phosr'ssm yythey.
INV ut clsa Jack Msben. Charlie Mnn
Willie Pool J'v O., Parser. Virgil Parker !
.sF' Everett Ho,hs-,, GaSe Rom !
SN'ns' 20 Atkins ana Jerors5 son a lanes lanes