Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

Mrs. Samuel Il, Cochran. at her pref
~ home on the south aide charming
~ entertained tho Merry Mlvea' E.n-
chre club and few invited Ruests, on
Thuraday complimentary 10 Her moth
or. AIRS, Higgins, and her husbands
mother, Mrs. John @. Cochran, both
OF Kentucky. Tables wcru set through
out tho reception suite, which was as
warm, periumy and rosy as q Juna
garden, with ita glowing grhtea uo1c-
gays OF sweet scented blossoms and
dclicately yelled lights. The game,
which kept up With a vim for two
hours, came TO a iinlsh with Mrs y n
Irrelevant IN tho lead. who captured
Il beautiful gold enaneivd salad fork;
Mrs. u. NJ. Reartlon. second. who won
n cut glass bouquet holder, and Mrs.
clifton Church as winning FIRST hon
ors On the guest role, which was s1u-
vcnired with q pair OF gold individual
salts. After the presentations. which
were made In the best stylh ~ the
speaker" OF the club tho tables wena
dalntlly spread and an Appalling
lunch was enjoyed en- tote-a-iete by the
company, which included M0s1amca
Gabriel de Jarnctte g. Il. Martin or
Arlington. Guy Sumpter George AZ,
kinB, Charles Bolanz. j $. Thatcher,
George and Leonard Nolk, A. L. o.
Neale Seth Miller, wales Townsend. Il.
Gray, J. n. Trezevant, Jules D. Rob
erts, Charles Dexter. Sheppard, GrDce
Robert COwart, Q. G. kinney, Clifton
Church. A. T.. Cary j. -. Oldham,
H. w. Wandless, J. r Murphy, i1gel-
hoff, Mlas Lora Cowart and others.
one Of the dainty delightful affairs
OF the week was the chocolate OF Miss
Phillips on Thursday, eivcn 10 meet
Miss Raymond OF Waco. The young
hostess had whole garland OF pretty
girls TO receive with her and serve the
delicious beverage which wps enjoyed
midst the delicate odor Of English vio-
let's. that knotted the graceful fcS-
toOns Of amiiax about the pretty table.
while aome beautiful palms md
branches OF holly and mistletne added
their grace and cheer TO the reception
room. Miss phillips IN a blush rose
gown OF pale pink crepe de chine with
great pouf sleeves OF crlukled crepe
and the low nerk bordcred with pink
pearls. received the guests ana present.
ed them to Miss Raymond, who made
her bow In tufquoiac-bluc brocadp,
frilled and nounced with chiffon Dc
aole and knotted with black velvet.
The receiving party included Aiiss Eth
ei lagtlugp Scruggs, IN white Genoa
crepc. with ACCORDION fills and stock
OF pearl chiffon. laid with Vandyke rone
point lace md pouis and girenmers Of
broad white ivory ribo0n; hlSs Fnwn
Evans. in a dec1liete gown Of white
eatln brocadc. trimmed IN point do
Gene luce and viking bows; Miss Mar
garet Walker. Ia ruby six with low
bodice poufed and Meeycd with chif-
ION and beauty roses; Miss Maud How
eli In white satin. yelled and friiled
IN noint d'egurlt held with satin rib
hons. Miss Annnbello PittmhD. blue
sfrlued taffeta with coraago " cut Jet:
MISS leila Barry. white India silk.
ynndykcd with rose silk, edged with
lei. kfies Ida Mai piltinan, oiuah pink
crepe, aud chiffon. yoked with malines
lace. About forty guests called. vi
Mrs. J. b. Hatch gave a very dainti-
" laId and served visiie luncheon on
FRIDAY. Complimentary 70 MIS- Alfred
l. Hodge aad Lafayette Rowlcy.
nfra i ~. cfOwdus gave conec
IN wednesday IN honor OF nor hand
somo daughter. Mrs. Mccerren. 81
Jackson. MISE.
,,t,,i c,hrirtmas tree parties was given
- rgr9 IIun,er A. Craycroft for her
st..iSrar ueiiie. POD and Loye.
Two biz balls VII chronicle the Eoins
on, ana fhe coming N Or ple New year.
fhe Phoenix and the PINK apihiio OF
the I.Aiiegno club, 81 49,
Mr. and Mfl. a. W Aufn ~ th'ls
.,iearaf. country nomt "sunnhlqe'
eufertaintd i1rKe house parry a.
s,i,ristnas shoot and dining
,tter az ball was over after me bfeah
~. = Manson Mccofmick enter I
,.Snsd = cofrrls OF her TRENDS GA !