Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-13

\ the street cars III such II represeuta-
! tive body was assembled as has
not been seen since the days Of the
Spring Palace. The fact that the
drew many. while the place Of the
entertainment, We Arlington Inn, at
tricted others. The ladies OF the
Library Association acted as recep-
ton committee and babe everyone
welcome as they thronge1 into the spa
clous and brilliant rotunda OF the Inn.
The view as you approached the
grounds was especially attractive. ana
made more 30 by the exunvagun OF
illumination. Electricity sparklcd on
every side, converting the dark OF the
moon INTO a mellow light just bright
enough for the numerous couqles who
preferred the walks to the halls.
The assembly was first entertained
by promenade concert by Professor
Muellers orchestra OF seven plecea.
changed and those viewed the beau
thu Interior who had not seen
the decorations before by evening
light. The crowd gathered IN the par
Tors had strictly a resort appearance,
the dress coat rubbed good naturedly
against the outing suit, while tho pm
tent feathers and the russets danced
In the same quadrille. The evening
toilet md the street costume each
seemed 10 be strictly In place. The
patronage received from the people
who IRE unable to visit more North
ern resort Will make Ye Arlington Inn
n success n nothing else.
Dancing was the principal amuse-
ment Of the evening. aud nearly
every one INDUCED. many being on
the floor who had not beat time 10
nm orchestra In many u day, The
place seemed 10 inspire them.
ices were served during the evening
IN tho large dining room below
which managed TO keep tile crowd
cool from the exertiun OF Tho Ounce.
70 We ladies' or this association "a
quo the credit Of the Hucccss OF the
evening, together with the assistance
rendered by tho mnnagers Afnssrs
Mclean x Nudge. and Winthrop OF
the Investment company"
About week afterwards, July a.
party at which the following were
present Mrs n. u. Chase. Misses Byr.
de Chase, Anrnbol Cooper. tSatls
vaughn. Carrie Martin. White Luckott,
AMMO Burnett, Blanche shorb. An
ME Tidbnll, MHude Richardson. LII
tle Luckett. and Messrs j. Jnheln, BAL
iey Trlnlett. Mr. Kitchen. Mr.. Maddox.
jerry EMS. Charles English Dudley
10.
Tho concerts there continued To re-
oeiyo very favorable notice ANA from
inns time ON the Inn was the conter Of
attraction, not only for Fort yynrtb's
select society, but for an the pelple on
different occasions
july ls the WoB, Texas Press A0sncia-
ton met there. Among those who at
tended were Nossrs, Frank G1ptnu n
inc urnnbury Now8i Col. II. l.. Ben,lly
OF the Colorado clipper. II. - Sands
OF the Pecos Valley News r.. 20. SON
ter OF the Fort worth Gazette, ana John
llocuy, Jr., OF the Abilene Reporter
Frlnl, L. Holland OF the Texus Farm
and Ranch Of Dallas, and sam Vernon
of the Comanche chief. The subject of
organizing southern presa association
was brought up by Col Bentley and
opposed by Mr.. Sontor and othora nftcr
which the meeting took rcccas with
out any action on the matter. AZ the
eV1nlnE eoHAlou Geo. Il. Loving Of the
TeXia Lave Stock Journal. was mude
a member OF the association. q paper
Mns read by Mr. senter on The Daily
Press" and this was followed by another
paper by MI CASTOR on "Thp Country
Presa," which was discussed by Mosgrs.
Malone Holland, Vernon and sonter
Mr Hoony gave his views ON "'rhe
True Basis Of Advertising" and tho
publishers held an interesting oXper-
fence meeting The time for tho neNt
meeting was liked for the second Mon
~ - ""ilNtA " ietA' anu u IchulNtiun
was adopted inviting the Northwest
IaNas Press association to hold their
hoAt ineetlnF ~ TINS city a resolution
was alfo adopted thnniiuW the mpnh-
Bera OF the Inn for lhclr very kind
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