Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
THE HAPPY CHRISTMAS GERMAN
THE WORTH HOTEL nRIGHT WITH
LIFE AND GAiETY.
The Young GnIiants Did Themselves
Proud and Revealed In Smiles OF
the Fair From Tive Cities, for Dali
las wa. Well Represented.

The Christmas German at the Hotel
Worth last night, which had been look
ed forward to as the chief social event
of the holidays. proved to be delight-
full enough to crafty the fondest an
ticipations.
The entrances to the parlors and
ball room were hung with mistletoe,
with light festoons of evergreen and
smilax and Spanish moss interlacing
the walls and hanging from the chan
deliers of the brilliantly lighted rooms.
falling upon the radiant beauty Of the
clty's fair ones and the lovely maidens
from abroad who were present to grace
the Occasion. attended by gallant men,
all looking more than usually happy,
made altogether a charming scene
when the festivities began at 8 o'clock.
At that hour. in response to the first
etrains from the orchestra. the COM
pany moved upon the floor and passed
into the mazes of the german, and each
seemed lost to consciousness of any
thing except the presence OF his part
ner, while all moved gracefully to the
pleasing strains of Prof. Carrico's per-
feet band. supper was served at IL
o'clock, and consisted OF "a repast
tempting enough for anyone whose
heart was in normal condition, where
fore it was no reflection upon the menu
that Il few souls in rhapsody forgot
the deliciousness OF things material
which were set before them. But near
ly all partook with relish which was
sincere tribute to the viands as we'll
as an earnest of the company's good
health and excellent spirits.
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the sparkling eyes and deepening bloom
OF beauty, TO say nothing of the last
look of the boys as the evening sped
away in such complete enjoyment that
1t was like an awakening from dream
land when the hour for parting came.
1t was significant of lasting good will
between two sister cities that number
of the young people, who are most
prominent in the society of Dallas
were present by special Invitation at
this occasion, which will long be re-
membered with interest in Fort Worth.
A number OF charming guests We're
also present from several other points
a. distance, and in all hail dozen
cities and towns were represented
The entertainment continued until .
o'clock.
The following are the young gentle
men OF Fort Worth who are to be
congratulated upon the succpssf,ll out
como Of this Christmas german, which
many here Will be followed by others
like IT.
Messrs. Luther I. Boaz, w. p. An
drews, Charles Schober, Jerry F.. Kills.
w. N. Hayes, j. H, Luckett, Geo,
Wray, Ray Hunter Pike Maddox. Jaw
Whitla. A. l.. Crandnll, T. o. Bate
man, =. P. Martin. Americus Jubn-
son, l. II. Maylield. Sam Beck. II. II.
IA L-ucy, d; D. Read, S. y. Williams, Bay
Tor Triplett, Paul Baldridge, Chop Welt
man. Mr. HRrrissa. p. S. Smith. How
ard Messer, o. A.Carnine, r. 6. Lit.ie-
john, John Burke. Horace Hunter G.
Harry Robertson. Dr. Durripgsr Dnd-
ley Portwood. Il. II. BlakeI,y. Arch
Harold, II. W. Williams. Jr., NJ q
Raysor, A. ]. Radcliffe, Harper Bran
non, j.. ID. Collect. C. L. English. Fred
Nhi,lns. Maurice Winfrey, II. w.
Minis. ~
The following well known Young gen.
tlemen from Dallas participated m tne
entertainment: - '''s
Messrs: Duvall, Cabell, Henry Craig.
Beyerly Harris, George Pfouts, ]. Hen.
~ Myers NJ. b: shannon, W. II. Joyce.
S 10y Nearby wafer Caruth, 2. II.
1oung' Pete Harstow, Ben Bassett
Charlie Webb. S9'''
me ladies' from home and abroad
VINO attended were as follows.
Fort Worth-Msses Carrie ana Al.
oerta Martin, Bessie and MAGGIE ,.1a
Etta Wood. Kate Vaughan. Glaze 80
Mary Whitla, Rose and Bessie t,iiis
Willie and Lutte Luokett. Maud Rich,
ardson. Blanche shorb, Olive Edrina-
ton' FLORENCE Smith, Cora Belden ris-
oel Iomllnson. Walden, Irma Fosd,ci,
Seorgle Scott. Mary and Maggie NM
.ohn' Misses Cooper. Garner. Nont,,r,n
cry and Reilly, the Misses FIarSin1
Misses Nash, Tevls, Harold Nciiaas,,
Mynhe, Laura Belle Smith Virginia
burroughs, Bessie and Flora Ands1snn
MISSES Maud Kearby, Nellie Bhodas
helly' Simpson and Gibson noIiss.
MISS Dalsie Hurst, Knoxville Tonn
SiisS olive Foster, Shreveport Ia
MISS Mcclure, New York. Miss paa.i
Melaski. Gainesville; Miss Kaiios,r
Oshkosh Wis. Nehoss'
The following married ladies' an,
gentlemen We're present ana watcbad
the revelry OF youth and beautv VIII
pride and interest what time they wara
OF the hour: 'ie s"yeues
Mesdames r. M. wynne vvo,,.u
england, Winfield Scott and Mr. avn
MIS- MIS-, d; b. Keller Mr.. and Ndrs i
pouet' Mr.. and Mrs. Archinard MA
Hh'' ana AIRS. Tasca Camp,
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Black Crook tomorrow sure.
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