Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Miss Ada Elliott who has been teach
| ing at Sabine Pass, returned home
last Wednesday.
Mrs. John ii. Branson has returned
from Saint Joseph. Mo, whittier she
was called by the death Of her father
| MIR. and Mrs. William Hazelton dined
Mr. and Mrs. segar of WACO at the
Grand Windsor the past week.
Mrs, Alfred l.. Hodge of the Grand
| windsor is enjoying visit from her
sister, Mrs. LOrenza r. Luce, and two
children, Of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Fred r. Place and little son de-
| parted for Cincinnati on Wednesday
TO visit the ladys sister, Mrs. Klein.
with whom they will spend the summer
at Put-in-Bay and other resorts.
Mr.. Robert Il, Crawford. one OF the
Adonises of young swelldom. left for
Columbus, Ga, on Thursday To Join
the house party OF Miss Lule Young
at her fine old home. Highland Heights.
Mrs. James B. Scruggs and daughter,
Miss Ethel Hastings scruggs, who at.
tended the eN-Confederate reunion are
guests OF Mrs. Anna ID. Hearne at Aus
tin.
Mrs. Hunter A. Craycroft lunched n
party OF lady friends very handsomely
on Friday. Mrs. Craycroft with her
children, nurse and her grandmother,
Mrs. Crawford, leave for Eureka
Springs the second week in June to
spend the summer at the Crescent.
Nine. acknowledgement, after IL
pleasant visit with Mrs Charles j..
Bolanz and her numerous friends In
Dallas. left for Taylor on Thursday.
Bishop and Mrs. a. c. Garrett gave
largely attended and very delightful
reception and garden party at their
home, "Pleasanton," on Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. A. r. living Of New
york. Mrs. living Is one of the most
distinguished women in America in
the auxiliary work OF the Episcopal
,hurch. The grounds of Pleasanton
are among the most spacious in Dali
las and possess a charm and pictures
queness admirably suited to an al
fresco entertainment The house for
the pleasant occasion was n souvenir
Of the grounds, being powered with
roses and other sweet scented bios
SONS, among which a bevy of daintily
gowned college girls served delicious
ices, cakes and fruits in that album
dance, which always characterizes the
bishops doings. Days orchestra was
in attendance and furnished its best
repertoire for the social pleasantly OF
the married guests and Cor the dane
ing and games of the young people
Bishop and Mrs. Garrett We're assisted
in receiving by Mesdames Theo. f.
Wallace. Richard Morgan, VIM. b.
Robinson, j. s. Thatcher and w. w.
Leake. and in serving by Mrs. NJ. Nc
Clellan, Mrs. Cecil A. Heating and Mrs.
Helen Faston.
The Kings Daughters fund was
the raison d'etre OF very pretty and
charming musical tea given by Mrs.
Herbert Weaver. Mrs. win A. Wat
kin and Mrs. w. L. Williams, at the
home of the former.
The dainty white and gold pa-lors
were fragrant with great clusters of
ruby roses that nodded on mantel cabi- |
net and piano In bits OF delicate porce-
laine and crystal. Here Mr.. Cole, Mis- |
Austin and little Miss Made Watkin |
delighted the callers with their vocal |
ana instrumental selections, which, |
though rendered impromptu. were given |
with an aplomb that would have put |
10 blush many a carefully prepared .
program.
In the dining room, midst roses and
graceful vines and delicately shaded |
lights. a coterie OF young matrons and
maids served frappe. ices and cake
galore from off OF table that looked
rs II It might have been set for Rosa
nond's bower, so flowery, fragrant and
iainty It was in It's decoration and
Mrs. Weaver received her guests In
handsome black satin. studded with
ct and nuffed with black Brussels net,
WIN n Dod OF cTuAneu roses. Mrs.
Natkin wore black French crepon
rodet. with bodice OF fleurette satin in
aid with yoke OF blondlne chiffon and
trimmed in jet, with boa OF Parme vlo-
cts.
They were assisted by Mrs. U. F.
hort, in a stylish gown OF striped
ienoa crepon. with bodice laid with
Ioniton point lace caught with a dia-
nond brooch, hair held with a gemmed
comb and black spangled
sse fan; Mrs. Clarence Lane. in the
alntiest of white organdy. sprinkled
Nth vlolets and bowed and knotted
nth violet ribbon; Mrs Bruce Morgan.
A Dresden chine SILK trimmed in stem
reen violet and La Burgess lace; Mrs.
ioody. IN black crepon with bodice
oked with apple-green SATIN laid with
.tted tulle. and black Brussels fan.
he serving party were Mrs George
wan, Mrs. Leon Dargan. Miss Camp
ell. Miss Leake and little Misses Made
ya-lsin and Carrie Slaughter. who in ,
alnty silk frocks nutterlng with llsse
nd ribbon presided over the little ]
bbon. Il STONED basket that yielded
nth sos at the finish.