Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

guild were delightfully."- entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Graham On souh
Robertson street.
Despite the inclemeney Of tho wealth
er, the bad walking and the long dls-
lance, a goodly number were present
and surely felt wen repaid.
TO the regret OF all, several who
were specially invited We're unable TO
attend.
After social Interchange Of small
talk the guild was called to order by
tho president, and business attended
to.
Mr.. Patrick. VINO is always no gladly
welcomed by all, was present, and Of
fered many suggestions and appointed
several committees, After the business
meeting was over Mrs. Graham in
vitod all 10 tho dining room. where
was served delicious lunch. consist
Ing OF chicken salad. Boston chips. BIS
cults, crackers, pickles, several kinds
OF cake. gelatine with whipped cream,
tea, coffee and chocolate.
After lunch Mrs. Graham kindly ia
vored US with music, singing Il sweet,
pretty song, "Rememhrance."
Mrs. HIN was cordially welcomed,
both as a newcomer 10 town and also
a great acquisition to the guild.
All welcomed Mrs. S. y. Allen, who,
though an honorary member, Is seldom
able to attend.
"She graced the place with her pres
| ence' has never been more truly spoken
| than could have been today OF Mrs, ].
| w. Floore, II only she could come
| oftenl
| AT u late hour we separate tod, TO re-
| spond to special meeting at Mrs.
Limm's this afternoon.
Notwithstanding that the atmos-
| phere played hida and geek with zero
| n. as.ta ftsss,
wind swept over mother earth with
an ley breath eleven members OF the
Magazine club wendell their way to
| MrB B'loore's cheerful home, whore
| all was warm and cosy. Roll call con-
sisted OF current events Tho program
was arranged. from various conlrbu-
| tors, to the Atlanta Constitution, ag
follows: "a Place for Rest" by Bin
Arp; Mrs. Wilson.
Ills Mothers Cooking" by Albert 3.
| Paine; Mrs. Chambers.
Brother Woif's Two Big Dinners"
by Joel c. Harris; Mrs. BiGbee.
Cant Fool EN-" by u. l.. stanton;
Mrs. Plttman.
Legend or the Blue Hens Chloltens;"
"a New ode Under Dlnieultiesi" Miss
Osborn.
"Chrintmas In Hlnabee." by Betsy
Hamilton; Miss Ransomc,
"a Walt and a Rose" Mrs. Joiner.
"a Lock OF Linnles Hair" poem. by
T. l.. Stanton; Mrs Pendell.
Game--Foreign Characters.
Some OF the members were absent
who were on the program. and failing
to get some one to reud In their places,
were fined according to the bylaws
Mrs, Harvey Wilson was selected to
make the program for February 81. The
next program will be devoted to Olive
| g. IN igfnR nv
items OF interest concerning this au-
thor.
The game of the last meeting was
instructing and amusing.
Miss Fannie Baird was visitor at
the club this week. III. u. II.
The Cleburne Dramatic club VIII not
play Marion Moore until after Lent.
some time in April.
They desire TO give first class per-
Torrance in every respect. hence the
delay. Cast OF characters ~ az fol-
lows:
Marion Moore--Miss Ilcta Baird.
Jessie Morrls-Miss Maude Ransoms.
Mrs. Morris-+Mrs. w. O. Mcfarland.
Herbert Poole-Al O'Brien.
Mai. Fitzpatrlck-Jake Hess.
Richard Iell--Albert Bledsoe.
Martin Moorc-Dlok o'Brien.
Uncle Pete--Jeff Barnes.
Charlie Wilklns--Robert Ransome.
clifton Jerome-FranlS True.
, Several young people, led by Misses
Mable Clements and Gertie Gordon,
gave Mrs Ben Castlemen a surprise
birthday party yesterday evening. She
, received several nice presents. Among
the number was large rooster. with
a ribbon tied around his neck, pre-
sented by Mr.. George Brackelbush.
Mrs. Pope Myers entertained heI
: friends Thursday night with a souvenir
card party. Those present report 8
: very delightful time, and each guest re-
oelved q pretty souvenir. At ii O'Clock
, delicious refreshments were served. Mr.
Richard O'Brien and Miss MAUD
Waugh won first choice Of the souve
Mira by their skin at manipulating thu
cards. The following guests were pres
> emit: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mr.
ard Mira j. r. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs
! Frank Gumbrine. Mr. and Mrs. pendell
Mr. and Mrs. Blsbee. Mr.. and Mrs A
: woodward Messrs- Winney ant
/ Welsch. Mrs. Myers proved herself az
: excellent hostess.
The participants in Marion Moore re
hearscd last evening at tho residence o
: DR.. j. d. Osborn.
: Misses Temple, Llsmer, Wilson ant
!. Copeland. OF the sOuth ward, togethcl
4 | with several other ladies, were yer,
= nieasantly entertained by Mrs. A. G
I Granufu Nf1HtneAJ aAh-iHpSA a.
: DAINTY luncheon.
|. Thougid "chilly' 81 was not COLI
: enough last night to prevent the youni
. ueopie from having n good time q
Mr.. Drivers on South Anglin. Tn
: marty was complete surprise. nnt
Following were present: Misses Brooks
1, cumtnings, Byrne, Ellis and Driver
= Measrs. Stevens. Cummings, Smith
u o,Rrlen. Bowen. Hiram and nlchar'
= Driver. The whole party were initiated
y IN the lodge.
i. The swedish quartet gave their 'n'sf