Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

| Is In the city on tour OF Texas and
a short visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. Carroll comes from one OF the
most prominent families in Kentucky
and has relatives who are politicians
by the score. He is well pleased with
this city and says next to his own
home he would prefer to live in Fort
| Worth.
Miss Sallle Hendricks OF Martins
burg, w. Va is in the city on a short
| visit to relatives. She leaves Saturday
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
spend the winter with the family OF
her aunt
There are several society weddings
booked for the near future in this
city and the principals 10 the coming
unions are kept busy nowadays deny
ing the rumors OF the dates.
Mr.. T. b. Burbridge expects his
mother. now visiting the family of his
brother In indianapolis. Ind, on a
short visit here soon. She will return
to her home in Hopkinsvllle. Ky, and
leave COON afterwards on her first trip
to Texas.
Misses Laura and Ida Marion. Jen-
ME Watkins and Minnie Minor OF Lit
tie Rock are visiting friends on East
Fifth street.
Miss Stella Miller of Austin Is visit
ing Miss Myrtle Hughes on the East
side.
r. ]. Young of Commerce Is in the
city on a short visit to friends.
Sherman Patton OF Alvarado spent
yesterday with friends on the South
side
Misses Annie Grisson and Ella Bur-
ton of Sherman are visiting friends on
Granger street.
j. l.. Ashley Of Akron, Ohio. is visit
Ing friends in the city.
l.. II. Taylor and family, accompan-
led by his daughter, Mrs. W. o. Por-
ter, and son. will leave this morning
for Jacksonville. Fla, where they Will
spend the winter. Mrs. Porter. who
has been vlsitlng-h fathers family
for several months. lives In Jackson
VILE and Is returning to her home. Mr..
Taylor was district clerk OF this county
for several terms and has hundreds of
friends who hope his stay In the 'lnnd
of flowers" this winter may be pleas
ant in the extreme.
Captain Kelly and Lieutenant Raysor
were busy yesterday preparing the
program and invitations for the Lloyd
Rifles ball to be given on Thanksgiy-
ing evening. There will be no compll-
mentary tickets issued and five hun
dred elegant and handsomely gotten
up Invitations viii be sent out tomor-
row to the ladies whose presence they
desire.
Every one must present a ticket or
an Invitation at the door, and Of course
the crowd will be composed of only
the good society OF the city and sur
rounding country. The program VIII
be completed in few days, the diff
ferent committees appointed and invi-
tations issued. 1t will be one OF the
very SWEETEST affairs Fort Worth ever
witnessed and an event both the
Loyds and those present will be
proud of.
Miss Mary Daniels of waxahachie,
who has been visiting Miss Mamie Or
gain on Henderson street has returned
to her home.
Henry Stewart arrived IN the city
last night from q business trip
through the towns in Northern Texas.
There was very pleasant ana
amusing "tacky" party given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Page Mon
day night. Some of the most ludi-
crous costumes ever worn We're to be
seen. and an evening of laughter was
spent that will long be pleasantly re-
membered. There was large crowd
present, and Fred Page and Miss May
Oleson were awarded Il cake for being
the tacliest couple,
Genial. whole-souled Phil Greenwall
has returned from brief business
trip to Galveston and Houston. While
away he saw Otis Skinner in high
French comedy, and he. old stager as
he is. blase to all that delights those
less accustomed to things that are of
the stage, watched the performance
through. He says Skinner Is great,
and that his reputation is but begun.
He will visit Fort Worth soon.
The ball to be given by the "Impe-
rial" german club in the dining room
Of the Worth this evening will in every
respect be n most enjoyable affair. A
large number of invitations have been
issued. and large crowd is expected.
good band has been secured and
the merry jewellers will spend many
happy hours in the pursuit of pleasure.