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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20
Han obtanido 81 rrado da Ranh .ller an

Han obtenido 81 grado de Bsch,ller en- AR.
lss, en- e Institato provincial de erta Capital don
Antonio 4. Hernandez Martinez don Juan M.
5oll Rodriguez. Este dtimo, segdn dice nues
10 aprecisble colega .Las Noicias", ha sido el
laico hasta Ia facha que on 81 presents curse ha
,bteDido la califcaci6n de Sobressliente en- am.
los ejercicios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20
NOTLClAS GENERATES

81 senior Intendente de Hacienda, ha pasado
Ia noche tranquila y Sc encuentra hoy un POGO
mejor dc su enfermedad, 10 que Celebramos
mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20
ALAMBRE
con pdas yendon barato MullenholF Y Korber.

Nos dicen que ia juata de Ia Exposici6n del
Centensrio, para estar en- edrdcter hasta oil fin,
Fcord6 no dar notas do lou premios conceddos
ningGp per6 lice, y public. ol en- 10 "Gscets
OiciaP por entregss, como las novalNs de cua.
tro cuartos. Prepar 9noDos shora para el ehabd8cO
que va caer, segdn SO vSya ConociendO la re-.
aci6n de los favorecidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Inferior, despuds de un peligroBo deseenso por
uua NAL segura escslera dc mano hdmeda y res.
baladiza.
La decoration siempre Ia mismG, pe1o e1--
pl6ndida: loa ejemplsres de mineral que por to.
das parties nos cercsn, preciosos por su riquezs;
y Ia galeria achcGudose de un modo notable,
hastS cOnvertirse en- estrCGha alcanLarila de unos
90 centineIros de alto y 2 metros de ancho obs.
t:ulda on muchas parties por las puntiagudaa es.
creseneIas de squellss rocas, que nos obligan 4
narchar uaos 10 metros tsudidos por oil suelo
uaneIa do culebras CON un calor sofocante un
aire enrarecido que dlftulta mal nuesLro penoso
esfuezo. En- aquel mcmento sufn mucho, lego
a pSsarme por Is cabeza que me asdxaba dbntro
ae aquella tumba, recort6 los terrotiicos sufri.
mientos de Jean Vatican, escritos por el innor-
tai Victor Hugo, 81 dessribir ls martha de aquel
)ersonaje traV6s dc Ia cLoaca paris en-
Cuando salImos de aquel NAL pss9, teniando
que saIvar otro tajo que hay al extreme del es.
Jrecho canon, nos comuoicamos Plnseho yC
nuestras impreslones, desiatigndo de continus,
(por entonces) Ia expedition, y rsclamando el r,
greso en- meaIo de las risas y bromss de Alar,
con el senior Alfaro.
Volvimos q la entrads de Ia mins, hechas
una lastima por el bsrro y los giropes de nues
Lros trajes, sluu sndo un immense placer al ver
sol, que aunque calentaoa bastante, 10 recibiame {
con ansia entornando los CLOS para contemplar o.
magnidco paisaje, quo la dilstaci6n de nuestrSs
pnpias, tsnto tempo en- lucha con Ia Obscuridad,
no nos permitia ver
Terminada Ia expedition volvimoa al pus
bio, donde pudimos eXamlnar los cer5i6cados7 y
estados comparativos que contiausc On extrac
tamos, para q. sea de todos conocida squelia II
quoza, q. darA pingues resultados, entire el esti
mulo de todos les vecinos de estss jurisdicciones
Gucluso la dc catlejones, de L4res, Biltaney dc
Hatillo) q. forman una verdadera cuenca minsra
Extracto de los certlfcados.
Promedio de tierras examinado en- Paris q
4 dc Abril dltlmo en- el Laooratoire Central de
/ Agriculture OF du Uolaerce. A1nero 2642
du Bulletin D'Anahce du LaDGr+.
toire A. +irord, chlmlste expert Acldo fost6
rico por O[O'57, l5--fosfato tribasico SO.98.
Estado comparative. ~ ~
Carbon animal. .............. 80 por 0O
Col tostatles de Coylus.. .83 SO por OiO
Coprolitos oo oel Havre 1850. 81 por 0O
ias fecGIes de suffolk (IngLa 80 SO por OF
aaimales f6siIes Rasla. ........... 81 por O,u
Elvalor en francla es los 10 hasta I6 ceu
timos do franco 81 kil6gramo de fosfato conte.
lido en- 100 kilogramoa dc mineral
De cnyos dsCos resulta que 81 mineral exis
tonte en Isabella alcalzara uu valor segda su ri.
quezs comparada de III 1870 frances orc en
el Havre, por tonelada
Existen on los calicatos de Isabela, tierras,
n6dulos y rocas dc una riqueza que pasa de un
S3 un S5,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

El premio de idioma frances en 81 Institute
te eata ii dad, primer curso 10 obtuvo don Juan
Rafael Ag6ir Sanchez; el dsl segundo curse,
don Luis Catarla y 81 de idioma ~lngles tsmbi9n
segundo curse don Jose BsIen Quiara On compe.
tencia, por sortso, con don Enrique Landr6n
fltsro, d5bido IL igusidad de trabsios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Sc ha probado que eI mejor preservativo pa.
ra las viruelas es abonarse al restaurant LA Ca
tslsua", San Francisco, 56, porqus el condimento
de Ii eomida que ALI SO coDfecciona mata el mi
crobio varioloso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20
Solo cuesta So ell aboDO
PARA UNA FAMILIA

Estamos en- plena estacion de bafos de mar. Y
por solo pesos puede tonrse abono por ounce en-
los comodos bien dispuestos de La PROVDENCIA,
en- esta Marina Dirigirse la cale de la Fortaleza,
ntimero 80. Pl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Hemos dido decir que nuestro estimsdo ami.
20 don Sebssti Murilo, digno Administrator
. Com luicsciones de Guyana ha podido una
:orta licencis por motIvog de saLud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

pueblo bsjo Ia rsz6n do Aponts y Compaaia, de
euya hquidaci6a 50 ha hecho cargo Ia nueva casa
que, con la denomination dc Aponte y Soto, SO
ha congtituido do Ia que son aocios gestores
don Natalie Bartoom6 Aponte y don Francisco
Soto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Neeeaitamos en- ests red cci3n I'm reporter
.ctivo inteligsnte, que sepa corregir pruebas, de
etra clara, que este viviendo en- ests Capital
log que pretsndsn Ia plazs SO les iaformara
del sueIdo que SO paga y las demas condiclo.
aes. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Hoy ha cumpEdo su condena en- el Penal de
eata plaza 81 confaado-A4n 4nuel jackson Con.
zilez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-20

Por mdtuo conveaio hs quedsdo disselta en-
Arroyo,l d locisdad msEeaptil que grabs en- aqVsl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24
rnn wma.lANs Mysrnmy.
rratt's Version % How Mantle VIII
Ilnms Wns <Iucd nj Chlcngo.

MIR, j. W spencer OF the Farmers
ana Mechanics national bank made
'fome Investigations while on his recent
trip to the Ees, into the matter Of tho
mysterious dlaapreerance Of the Will
liAnA girls, which has madc such a
sensational chapter Ia recent local an
naia
Mr. spencer interviewed Holmes, alias
lPNtt IN HIS coll ut tho Jail IA phllhdNi-
plla. ard Identified him as the nun
who mad operated IN Fort Worth un.
der the former name. Pratt RlNo him
a very circumatantial account OF tho
alleged killing at No. zero wriEhunan
avenue, Chicago. wheru Pratt said no
was llving with her as His wife, With
out having married hcr, Mr., spencer.
aaya that he claims Minnie in a az Of
Jealousy struck Mamie on the l.. cad
he nut tho body IN trunk and hiring
a wagon, drove O. tho ialkn front. whore
With stool. killing her after which
he obtained boat ana putting this
trunk In q, rpwcd out to deep wa-
ter, whore hc threw tho trunk over
bonni and Il sunk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

Mrs, Davis. OF Aberdine. Miss. IS Wis
ting In the ity the guest OF her dauga-
Ter, Mrs. W. z. Taylor.
Col. ]. V. Berge. OF Coints, Miss. was
in tine city Friday
Mrs. Willlafn Temple, Of Fulton. Ark,
is in the city.
Mas Jessie Dean. OF Birmingham
Ala, Is In the city the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Dean.
The members OF the Fin De Steele"
Whist club We're royalty entertained
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Taylor
Progressive Duplicate Whist club was
played until IL O'clock when ell CANT ro-
freshments wene served. Those present
We're:
Mir, and Mrs. t, l., Tempe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr.. ami Mrs, T., A.,
Dryer Mr. and Mrs, John Bresewitg,
DR.. and Mira Webster, Mr. and Mrs,
Clarence Beidleman. Mr.. ana Mrs. j.,
ID. Latiner, Mrs. e. =. Hammond, II sses
Girtie Marx and May Wihdom Measrs.
sam Barry. win cuther. Wdn. Mosly
and Hamp Wisdom.
Mrs. r. d. Harrell and children left
Thursday for Clarksvllle, Tex, TO spend
the holidays with her papnts.
Mrs, j. II. Hutner nee Miss Mary
Kennedy, OF queen CITY. is Wis ting the
family Of Hugh Cory ON the East de,
Miss Mary *. Coulter has returned
from Brownstuwn. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. J. Mahaffcy left
Thursday for ClarkVille to spend the
holidays with parents.
Hon. r. L. Henry came up from AUS
TN Sunday and is the guest OF his pa
rents.
Mr.. NJ. Watson. Of clarlsville. Tex. Is
IN the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

Mr. Colltns Cora Nolan ,,,4 D,t..
Mary Jesse Bioel,e,. v,ers ,nsrrted w,
torlav nj ma Irir1, Nfa,hns,s XIV, w ~.
thls DIV ReN, D1 ps,lif,, 1s tI Snuten
ofIlcintinr Tba i,ridS ,vnr, WHY, i.l',
cd siik en- train with ~, cis,,',,., y,
seed peari pnasncnferi, tri,o,,,t,,., ~,
tulle Won eaurht Min a s,,,,sei 49,
mond. her sois ornament Thc br,Ses.
maids wore mini, saiin Win mani t,,,,,-
minga and chiffon eieevea ma enrrie6
bouquets OF pink carnations Bound Win
mink rIbbon ma ,,,.,,,i,,,, ~ " "
regulation evening 5dresa w,esrin,. 49,
white evening vest ond l,n,,,c,e,,, ~ ~
OF carnation pinks The ushers vyare d., -
regulation blaoit ana wGIta M
church was sItn,,iv IL, .e,e..t'.,,, ~ Nv
Grated with holly ami r,isttsia, r,,s
attenaants were: NIss Nfnitie in,o,l,r
maid Of honor. Ailss ! o,,i,e r,ap 'eI'V' ,
New Orleans ma Nh ~ ~ MI, y, y.
OF DALLAS. Niss Tannio ni,,.t,, arS 9p w
IL Gmgev of NV S,i '''vv"Vl Nv -.
,scnia nIeoIeer ana NJ. ~ NJ 10y IN !,
OF Dallns. Niles pnIay ,r,5,,,s,,, n,I Aa,.
S. u Scales on Temolc. ~ "a ~" ~ Ri pli
npfshar az tJnns,r,, -, - a. DN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

wyile station. Tex, Dec a5.--our
hcnorahle mAyor MIR. William Coop-
~. lost his charming daughter Mollic
last night MT Cooper went TO Miaa
Moilas room this morning 90 wake
her w. IA usual. but on getting no
reply opened the door, only 10 ma the
room vacant. lIpdu investigation air.
Cooper found that Mas Mollie and
Charlie pdlh had cioprd ana were
last night, ia RociuwAll county, The
young couple forged an order on the
girls father and procured the license
ia ltnoltNall, Ten, ycRtorday, MlRa Mol
Ne Cooper was IL yrars or nRc, aud
Charlie Pitts 10 years OF nEc, Roth ara
hshly respected ia Nyllc society and
have tho good wishes Of all who know
over tho AFFAIR, and will not talk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24
Porter aud nciiew ToniEh,.

A most charming actress Is Mrs. Cora
urquhart Potter, iirr appearances
here IN conjunction with Mr. l<yrle
llcllow who IL universally aclsnowl-
edged pE one of tho very best Eng
liah nNalNIng actors IL an event u
aniliolent Importance 10 attract the un-
divided attention OF the thoatcr-going
public The date OF their engagement
~ tonight tomorrow matinee aud to-
morrow night These two artists hava
just RETURNED from n protrActed tour
% the Orient, They have visited many
strange innda and wi.noared siFhta ana
rurlos that are seen but once a
llfotlme. In Calcutta, tho largest city
" the indies, they remnined FOR fve
months, playing 10 remarkable buAi-
moss during tho entire time This "a MI
the more remarkable. na there are hut
co. 600 Europennn IN that city, and att
tests the fact that people must havo
attended the performance time and
again Ia order to have made such
long ntny profitable. Tho two stars
arn now working their way East ne
rapidly as possible nH they are booked
TO appear Ia New York and other East
crn citiea durinR the coming season.
Following Il tho reportolrc % be
presented here, Tonight, "Shr htoops
10 Conquer" tomorrow, grand Christ
mna iuAtlnee, I'm Annetyh nnd tomor.
row nirht, "charlntto cordny."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24


A most delightful entertainment was
given Tuesday evening at the resi-
denoe of Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Orr to
procure bell for the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. MrB. Grouse and
Miss Zula Orr furnished music for
the evening.
Mr.. Jesse Baker and his sister. Miss
Josie, who is quite popular among her
schoolmates here, came from Amarillo.
their home, TO spend Christmas with
stephenville frlneds.
Mr.. Sam Brown has moved his fam
fly from Glen Rose TO his place on
account OF Staphenvllle's fine schools.
Mr.. G. W. Gentry has gone East TO
spend the holidays with relatives and
old friends.
The Woodmen OF the World unveiled
the monument 10 their brother, c. w.
white, at Valley Grove, Sunday After
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Bennett are spend
Ing the holidays in Mississippi.
Professor chastaln Price, OF our pub
lic school, IS spending christmaS VITA
his parents In WeatheffoIl.
on wednesday evening tina !. o. o.
y yays an elegant supper. District
Deputy McCorlile. Captain Wilson ana
Hon. w. j. oxford spoke eloqnentiy.
The entertainment given Wednes-
6ov evening by the Hawthorne Debat-
nv sor;r.y of sts1hcnyllie Solits- whs
sts.gctber successftil The question,
..pesoived mat Three Judges should
Aforementioned FOR the Present jury Sys-
tam" was ably and eloquently donated
nv Aisssrs. John Groesbeeek ana hop-
or. smith, affirmative, and Messrs'
Ran Blssel and Mortimer Mellnsns
negative. The society Is oomposeel =. %
me Hover OF ErSth's young manhe e,.
a a,s dil honor 70 themselves. their
css,ntv and the institution when -
raining them TO think and beneht ihe
world BY their Thought a..
.frs Vincent. musical director OF she
siiags niayed, by special request,
e.SG.attsohnik's I.ast Hope and MISS
,,a.i,,herrv Gang the brilliant arm
..tfsrnane. Hernane. Reoone Me- ATS
Grouse accompanying 4.,,.h,-
ssephenynie college gave oeIls i...,
mi exhibition Friday eyrilins, e'y hnt'.
The present term for christiiias ~, 49,
DAYS. The elocutionary e1si NJ ,nrslc
Sriiy m 10 the standard, tne huAiS
luis aoa ana the reverend head ~
Ne nnble Institution cor Eratnlaieu ais
nt his patrons and himseit On w
pulti.s, ,fo,-v attainmcnts n1d promo
- -. - ',....,'4r,srts. The feature OF INV
rug r., vas debate by Misses MIN
1s;iisnn ard Ida Gibson, and Aess - :.
NE me-, y t i, and upshur Yinoent ins
VII ~, ta, heine ''Resolved. That ne n
api, sss'yt capaclty OF Woman kgua,e
tsiieos ~ nan" .hs girls Of courae, On
thnt % a..,,si i've. The verdict was ren.
the sii, \. ,srnr OF The fair sex. but y
I defea y enough to urshur Vincent
was k go ungtintsd applause ioF ms
ars, EFFORT in ofstory' al. Hvman.
y Misses Clara kins, ,, t,is FIora
Cora smith; , Eta .ra ha,s and Ger
slaugntst ,'rnan gave pleasing syl-
.rude ,ssir tralnlnF 10 elgcuiiqn
dsnee o. s sn while Messrs, Robert
Friday 1 s Gibson. Tenn lord am,
Jones; ,ee; all the pariic'panta--iu''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

ON last Thuraday evening MIR II. u.
Foster was married Ia Af,ss Ata,,e,,
,,,'.,.- '"HN'N
N'ueV'
AZ $50 the bridal party entered tho
church, Mas Litteh was maid OF honr
MT c. o. Bruce, brother Of the bride
was best man Misses Stewart. Hill-
christ OF Wills Point ana sladney OF
Gainesville were bridesmaids.
Messrp. ConlNsa. Lacy and Stanley
Bruce were srcomsmcn.
The bride entered tho church lean.
ms on the arm ot her father while
the groom was supported ny AIR.
rorbetl ot Austin,
Tho bride was beautifully nttlred In
white satin gown, en- train. pearl or
nnments, and carried an EXQUISITE boz
quet.
Mas Lltioll. maid OF honr. white
orupon, luce ribbon and diamonds.
Miss Gillchrlat, cream henrietta lace
and ilowera.
Allse Stewart cream aibatross, silk
trimming and flowers
Miss Gladncy white silk. pearls and
natural nowcra
Mira N IL. Mccoy, sister OF the
groom. presided al the organ, and Rev
Stuhblencld ofiielaled.
After tho ceremony, one hundred IN
vited guests repaired to tho home of the
bride 10 oncr congratulations MT and
Mrs Foster s,ood under an arch ercct-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24
DnNsIoS voorrAps.
One Intcnded Victim shoot. az Ills
Ncpro Opponent

nenlsnn. Tex, Dec. eS.--t.ant night,
Tor the second time In two weeks, a
negro hishwayman attempted 20 rob
pedcstrians Oh vacant lot known
ne tho show grounds.
The nr5t was Katy Fireman Carson,
who was commanded to Give up 81
or he killed
Carson had other money. aud In
complying gave the negro 81 Instead
az 81
Last night about o'clock. "a Martin
krc laineer. supply nisn ut the Katy
gar shopH, was coming down town, ac-
oompanicd by his wife, negro halted
the couple and demanded IS or threat
cnel 10 cNterminnte them both,
Ito evidently was not expecting a
reaiatcpce, for although covered with
six shooter. Krctsinger quickly slip
ned his hand beneath his wnlstcoaat
aud drew revolver The negro OPEN
ca nrc and 30 did Eretrlnger hut az
ter tho hattie no highwayman was 20
be FOUND, He mado his pecnpe. und 10
thought 20 have hccen Wounded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

MISS Ethel baltimore entertained
Tu,ae number OF her friends last
or,,ay nisht'
~, Vu.se crowd or young pc pie went
". IN oarrlages last Wednesday night
~ surprlse Miss octa Strong
.o, messrS, Wine and Robert Fry, &c
SS,oiipailled by their cousin. Mr. WIN
s .aioutners, returned home yesterday
ION blyah, where they have been
at,ehuing school, They will remain
H.ousn me holidays,
School suspended Yesterday for a
~ Msehs nonuay. Mr. w. j. Clay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

ply, shakespearan masquerade Nv
.ne members, IN which Miss ida Hesrne
carried off an elegantly bound book on
shakespeare's heroes and heroines. and
y suessing contest. in which Mrs. ], /.
cannon Won in tie with Miss Lealse a
handsome ma volume OF Tennyson. MIR
WOOD also souvenired the members and
guests with beautiful volume az
shakespeare's Straiford. hound In iyor,
anu gut enamel. Dainty refreshments
served In courses added deiightful nm
isnlng touch TO the literary FEAST, and
many We're the compliments showerea
, upon the host as tho ladies took their
M Mr' Wood was assisted by Mrs. G. G.
iAlhhey ana Mrs. James Of Wichita
calis, Misses zillah and Louise Lee ana a.,
Green. The entire membershIn was
Sut and the guests present were. Noe
Iaines u. N. Rearion, w, G. Come,
I n sIenee Ashton, w. W. 1eare 's W.,
cochran, sr., Sam P. coehror' I'm II
t rselseSyant, Bryan Snyder. Hush T p
er,a W $. simkins, Julcs n n by by
ef'A ana Miss Eunice smith - Hob
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24
ANNA.

Mr.. james b. King and Miss Lucy
Clough and Mr., Ben Cave and Miss
Ella Smith were happily welded at
5 o'clock this afternoon at the school
house In this city, under the same
creremony.
Rev. George W. Clark OF Rice. Tex.
offlciated.
Messrs. King and Cave are both
prominent young men OF this county.
and the young ladies they been so
fortunate TO win are among the most
highly accomplished and admirable Of
this place
The attendants were Mr.. r., A..
Clough and Miss Jennie Warren. and
Mr. James u. Lennon and Miss Nora
Cave.
The bridal parties leave this evening
for points in the Eastern portion OF
THIS state, on a pleasant tour, return
Ing here to locate at this place. among
their host OF friends and those who
wish for them long. happy and peace
full journey all their welded lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

apendlnx the holidays with relatives in
Temple.
Mrs. George Buck returned TO her
home IN rariant county AFTER u short
vlsl, to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nag.
Comet.
Charley Kolp returned home IRON
school THURSDAY evening to spend
Christmas with his parents.
Mrs. c. d. MeHugh visited Wichita
Fails this week.
Mr.. w. NJ Dean loft yesterday for
henretia TO take charge OF the wiuh-
it2 Fails and Henrietta raiioad,
DR. J. NJ, Sell lett this week for
mississippi, to be absent several woeka
on business
NJ y l.. jackson. nom wichita
nNls, was PLEASANT visitor to the
Park this week.
Miss Lulu hyatt passed through tho
Guy yesterday TO spend Christmas AT
Miss Mary Y. AlcKain visited the
Falls this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

Miss Mabel Pendleton entertained a
number OF her frionds on Tuesday cven-
ing. The occasion was Miss MRhal'a
birthday. The young men We-e called
on to try their skin at trimming hats.
The results were for tho most part ex-
ceedingly ludicrous. a few. however.
We're quito artistic. Mr., j. L. Docisum
was awarded The prize "a the most
skillful mlillner. lhose present weros
Misses Mabel pendlc.Qn. Cora Lee,
HaStyc aud Clara Denny, Naggie Her
ron, Eula Client. Likely Wilson. Dyrua
Smith, Emma Blair, paisy and Edle
smith, Pearl lemhree. Lille James and
lmogcne Sanders; Messrs. Frank Rus
sell c. ID. Rice. J, l.. Wilson. Jr,. J, L.
lloelSum. L. J. Heron, William Camp
bell, Charles Smith. Felix Humphg.os.
Louis lylrr William pohhs, Chhrl,
Denny, ], Merrill, Ellis ard Nilkersdr
Misses Girdcr and West 1f Waco viii
DO guests OF The Misses Denny during
the holidays.
Mlss Ada walne OF Corleana and
Miss Allne Altorf will be guoAis OF Mrs.
John L. Lee. q
most Interesting recital WAS given
Wednesday afternoon by the pupils OF
Baylor college The following program
WAS sfveni
Plano solo-Rhapsody No. n.....IAsst
Violin quintetto- rriumerie Sseumann
| Plano solo-llhapaody No. ie...,.Ilzs,
Rccitatlon--'A Sisterly plotr'.
Vocal quintettc-Lullaby
Piano solo--Tramolo Etude........----
Orchestra.
The Literary club met on Wednesday
with Miss Pcndlcton, Tho reading Tor
the day was discussed IN a most inter.
ehtng manner lho noNt meeting viii
be on the frat "Wednesday In January
at the home OF Mira c. II. Smith.
The lesson win he the lecture on
Lilies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

|. samson was in cleburne dur
martin and children OF Itaslka
M Evans this week.
pfickey OF Los Angeles, Cal.
,,s,ting his son, u. o. Brickey.
nsvls OF italy is here with rel
~ friends a few days.
k-ayell has Just returned from
/ % Chicago.
~ ~ were In the city last week.
~ al tho residence OF the
|osrents in this city, wednes-
inner 10. NJ. l.. Bounds and
Il..ie Balllo. The wedding was
{rriet one. only the relatives Of
I,seting parties being present.
/ Muse les; Friday for a visit
m At Alexandria, La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

Cards are out Announcing the mar
rlase OF Sir. John Robinson. Ir.. 10
Miss Jenny Cord. both Of this city.
which event will take place mex,
Wednesday, zsfh instant.
Mr.. 3. A. Oliver and J.. w Tutwiler
have just completed a 200 rpan bridge
aeross the big wlchita river Near this
city. and leave today for Houston 20
spend the holidays with their families,
company ID ia the city guperintending
the work on TIE Wichita bsidRe
Judge Edgar seliqy. from Wichita
Falls visited tho Park lat Sunday
Misses Dora Matlock and $ctiie liar
ter returned horne Thgreday after O
brief visit to their fr3end, .4la Mary
Y. Mckain
Miss Nora fe1-Eerson. one OF wichita
couniy's most popular young Ladies, =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-24

= evans is home for tbs ho,,,,
10 .n y, Massle is back ffoT 'i ch,y
on y ana ana Mrs. c, G. Foust hav. r,..
M o srs mas visit to salisbury so, y
tertalne tiu mrs Mrs John AIaokecansy' On.
parlors Of the Windsor ON i tr.,5 ~ Tie
enlng last. '' on Frllay ev-
NJ sc heXt meeting Of Euebro o,,,,
Batter. i'' una Mrs Ernest
I'd "a . Hughes wife and dsusb,cr !, "a
aMay Tor a thirty days' trim ~ t aI
oi a, nome In South Carolina, y ''
-bris ss sallie Hardwlcke OF corpus
brn, 'e, ~ visiting at the homo OF her
pr,1 ,' Mr.. s. y. Hardwlcke. "a ''"'
Ihe coming event most sr,,,,,, -.
interest to Abilene society nsnn'S ~ n
the bail to be given at the nnsc, bo,, y
on New Years night '-'N "0uSs