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The evening times., 1895-10-12
DIR. wHITMAN's INAUGURATION
Details of His Insta allatiOn as Presi-
dent of Column bian University.

The Inauguration OF DR.. Benaiah Long
ley Whitman. ID. D.. as president of the
Columbian University will take place on
November 1 3 in the university hall, on
the corner of Fifteenth and II streets.
1t will be one of the most brilliant events
of the educational season. The best known
university men of the country will be
present, including large delegation from
altc president.
Addresses from the various deans of the
Columbian faculties and from the board
of trustees will be notable features. DR..
Whitman's inaugural speech will be Of
chief interest. as he will then eXpound his
views and the policy which will here
after characterize tue managemch ut OF the
Columbian.
A reception will follow the literary part
of the occasion, and an elegant collation.
will be served to the invited guests.
The evening times., 1895-10-12
Foot Guards 10 visit Here.

The Second Company, Governors Foot
Guard, will act as an escort to Gov.
CoIrin, OF Connecticut, on his trip to
Atlanta. They will be present at the
exposition on Connecticut day. Octobcr 2I
and after remaining there several days
will return and spend a day in this city.
They viii arrive here on the 25th instant
and will be met at the station by the
Washington Light Infantry, who will act
as their escort for parade through the
CITY
The evening times., 1895-10-12
Tigers Tools Recovered

THE Place Across the River" gambling
joint, in Alexandria County, operated by
Foster and Nelson, was raided yesterday
by Policeman James T. Smith, of Alexan-
dria town, andSheriff Palmer of the count y.
The officers found the sentinel off duty
and recovered the gambling paraphernalia
which was stolen from the court house at
Alexandria several weeks ago
The evening times., 1895-10-12
REV. ROBERT wHITTY's DEATH
He Was Friend OF Daniel O'Connell,
the Great Irish LiheraiOr.

He Was a Friend OF Daniel O'COnnell,
the Great Irish LiberatOr.
The death of Rev. Robert Whitty, S. J.,
one of the most venerable and distinguished
members of the Jesuitorder, was announced
by a telegram from London received at
Georgetown University to-day.
American interest, particularly in Irish
circles, centers in Father Whtty's warm
friendship and associations with Daniel
0'Connell, and that twice he came to
America in behalf OF the Irish people. Father
Whitty has been in great positions during
all his priestly career. For years he was
the provost of that great scholar md states
man, Cardinal WisenIan, and while Daniel
O'COnnell was the leader of the Irish party
he was considered a person of as great i'm
portance as his brilliant and versatile
friend. Father Whitty was with the great
Irish agitator during his fatal illness and
administered to him the last rites of the
church,
Father Whitty's death occurred at West
minister, where he was vicar general and
resulted from Dueumonia-
The evening times., 1895-10-12

TRUSTEES. SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
on SUMNER AVE, ANACOSTIA, ID. @.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust. duly record
ed In liber No. 1912, folio No. 461 ct seq,
one OF the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
will offer for sale by public auction in front
OF the premises. on MONDA Y. the 18th day
of OCTOBER, A. ID. 1895, ut 3O'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, to wit;
The west thirty five 1851 feet on Sumner
avenue. by the depth OF the eastern one
half tl-2l or lot niBe 81 in section eight
tSl of the Barry III rill, together with the inl-
provenIents. rights, etc. Terms: Cash, a
deposit oI $50 required upon acceptance
OF bid.
THOMAS FRANCIS. JR,
WILLIAM NJ. BECKER,
Oct2 -f&ds Trustees.
The evening times., 1895-10-12
Assaulted at Jackson CITY,

Milton Heath, a young New Yorker,
visiting relatives on Ninth street south
west, was severely cut about the head
with a stone thrown by some unknown
party while walking along the pike near
the Jackson City race track last evening.
The evening times., 1895-10-12
Mr.. Pugh's Successor.

A meeting OF the board of directors of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held some day next week to CON
slider the choice OF a general secretary In
place Of the late James E. Pugh. No names
have been generally canvassed as yet, and
only one or two have been mentioned at
all. even among the most intimate friends
The evening times., 1895-10-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. C.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. >. 1895
Application having been made TO the
Commissioners OF the District Of Columbia
that an alley be opened in b.ocS 40, Column
bia Heights. in the county of Washington,
ID. c.. the Commissioners will hold a ses-
sion at their office on Friday, October lS,
1895. at IL O'Clock m, To hear any state
meuts that may be made for or against said
proposed opening.
JOHN W. ROSS,
GEORGE TRTESDELL,
CHAS. F. POWELL
ocI0- st Commissioners ID. c.
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FOR SALE-LAND.

FOR SALE-LAND on new ELECTRIC
BOULEVARD-I will sell 100 acres be-
tween Washington and Hyatt>viile for $3.50
per acre: worth 81 600 right now. Al
dress BIG MONEY, this Office.
SoclI 2t,em
The evening times., 1895-10-12
Blaze Among Paper

A local fire alarm was sent In about 4: 10
O'Clock last evening for a small blaze In
. pile OF paper In the rear OF the residence
OF DR.. W. W. Evans No damage
The evening times., 1895-10-12

Boy ito pao who has whipping all without
luck: You'll be getting fish caught little
amt careful
The evening times., 1895-10-12
TRUSTEES. SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
on SUMNER AXE. ANACOSTIA. u. @.

RATCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO. Auctioneers.
Successors to hatcliffc, barr & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

L. X. Tarver Of Bolton was in Tenn
pie Thursday.
DR.. j. W. Embrca was over from
Bolton this week.
o. y, Smith is visiting In Memphis,
Tex. this week.
j. j. Cannon OF Dallas. national bank
inspector for Texas. was in Temple On
business this week.
Ed Berry 10 visiting in Cedar RAJ
pids, Ia
Prof G. A. Johns. who has been em-
pIoyed at the spivey high school. LETT
Tuesday for his home In Social Cir
Gle, Ga.
NJ X, I.idstone LEFT for Kansas city
on a vitlt this week.
Mrs. A. J.. Faulkner left Wednesday
or q visit to aberdeen. Miss.
Mrs. S. j. Murray of Lampasas IL
visiting the family OF her father, j.
K. Lee.
Misses Gillian Embrea and Jimmie
MctECin are visiting friends in Rock
dale.
Miss Imogcne Saunders. Btlton's
pretty May queen and winner OF tho
first prize at the May queen carnival at
Waco. was In the city this week, ac-
companied by her cousin. Miss Willie
30kcr OF Waco. and while hero they
spent tho time with Mrs. j. II.
snther.
John Mcmillan of smlthville. but an
old Temple boy shook hands with
many friends In town His week
oscar Cox went to Heidenhelmcr on
business this week.
j. + I<innard. Sheriff l.. ]. Tankersly
and Mr. and Mrs. w. =. Hammer
smith, all from Bolton, were seen In our
town this week.
w II. shelton Of the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe was In town from Cal
weston this week.
Edgar Beck left this week for his old
home In Chicago, to reside in tho fu-
ture.
Roadmaster Neiyland made trip
over the southern end of his road
this week.
G. G. Morning is bnck from Lampasas.
where he has been for his health.
Editor Burnett OF Copperas Cove was
In the city Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Patterson. who for come
time has been In Caldwell, returned to
Temple Tuesday.
NJ. Il. Townley, one OF the editors OF
the Lampasas Leader. was In Temple
Tuesday.
Miss Laura Coleman OF Lendbetter
sister or Mrs. j. II, Holllnggworth
returned Tuesday from a brief visit to
IampnHaB and is now visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Hollingsworth.
Rev II. Il. Lee. rector OF ST. Mary's
] church OF Austin, spent several hours
/ In Temple Tuesday. guest of Rev. J
| A. Duncan. The two gentlemen left
/ on the Katy the next morning fol
| Waco to attend the Episcopal council
/ now being held In that city.
/ ]. j. Davidson, superintendent OF th'
| northern division OF the Santa l'c. was
| In the city from Cleburne Tuesday.
| Mr., and Mrs, Tom Gullfoyle. who
have been visiting Mrs, Gullfoyle's pa
/ rents In South Bend, Ind. for the pms
| few weeks. returned home last satur
! day.
connected with the public schools a.
this place. but now OF Lampasas. wal
In the city Tuesday.
A. $. Busby was in Temple wednes
| day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

received. The ono to the left. which
was deliberately decorated IN white and
gold. had Atesdames n. n. Muse. n, II,
Handy and T. =. henderson: and the
library, which was handsomely decorat-
cd In dainty blue, had for Its receivers
Mesdames NJ. j. Moore. ], NJ. Ralston
and Nose Taylor. a profusion OF lilies
and roses filled the spacious rooms with
the breath Of the balmy epringtime and
by the skillful and artistic touch Of the
hostess was made 10 present rcene
OF surpssslns lsvsllnesa. In the dining
room the ferns en- the mantle were
mlnslet with esliss. Brsad bands Of
white satin ribbon were laid across the
table ana hung IN lssre esws at the
csrnsr-. NsSen tapers shed mellow
llrht ever the ample heard, and lta
cleaning burden OF crystal silver. The
elegrpt home disclosed that evening an
interior OF tplcndor graced by the
beauty OF magnincently nttlred ladiea.,
Miss Myrtle Arnold. an accomplished
pianist, treated the guests with several
classic selections. The City orchestra,
composed Of seven Instruments, also
furnished music FOR this most pleasant
occasion, Refreshments were served TIL
~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mas Newton OF Jacksonville spent
last week with Mrs, l., Il, Ricd
MIR. nnd Mira. Walter y, Bonner OF
Houston are visiting here
rhoa. F'inly, Jr, OF the Galveston
Tribune spent Sunday and Monday
with rolntlVoa.
w II. simmons, one OF our prominent
society men, has moved TO Houston,
TOs H. Bonhncr of Lufldn spent
sunday with HIS mother
Mrs Freddie Middleton and dnugh-
tor Nellie Niuc loft rueadny 90 spend
the summer with rclutiyoa ut Mineral
Wells.
Robert Hailew has accepted Il post
tlun In Galveston.
Mira " A, Godboy ls Visiting In Luf-
| kin,
Miss Mallard Inns returned from an
| cNtondod visit 10 Mrs Or jameson at
| Palestine.
Miss Ifobbort OF Center. who has
been appointed primary teacher In tho
East ToNns Baptist college AZ this place.
" vlaitlng the family OF Rcv j. IL.
| Thorn.
Miss Simmons has returned from
| Mlneoln, whore she has been visiting
! her sister, Mrs u. a. Stafford
Mira. y. A. stafford or Mincola Ia
spending a few days with hor mother.
| Mrs, simmons.
The Ruslr Rifles entertained their
sponsor Miss Newton OF Jacksonville.
Mt the residence OF Mfr. j. w. Summers
monday night.
r. W. Bonner In at Luflln on bust
ness,
Mrs. Thos. Tin,y of Galveston Ia
visiting her mother, Mira, Bonner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Miss Romle ury, after weeks visit
In GrocnNlllo, returned home Thursday
accompanied by her fiiond. Miss Nell
Noteworthy Of Grcrnvilc,
Mrs, McMoy OF Plttahurg In visiting
In the city,
Mrs. Pat white and children OF
Grccnvillc are visiting Mrs b. NJ
Crmp ut "Nlnchill cottage" south OF
town.
4 bird stew at old Tarrant was en-
joycd Wednesday by q crowd Of young
paople, with MIR. aud Mrs Rob phillips
and MIS-, G. II Coficy M chuporones.
Friday night Harry Hoffman gave
hop at the home or Mrs. Lamir. on
church street, which was pronounced
by all who attended q charming affair
Mir Hoffman left the latter rnrt OF the
week for HIS home In Kansas city. The
fortunate guests were Misses Edna VIII
linmH, susie and ELLA Ashcroft, Eula
Hrinkcr Theresa llarrwnld. Susie
smith, Daisy Mirhcnd. Emma Young
Birdie King Of Fort Worth, Mamie
Miller, GAY HarRrovc; Messrs. Dudley
Smith, Fred Mayuo. Roger Johnson
Enoc Ashcroft A, u EWING, Ike Gum
port. Robert Masters. John King, Luz
thor Grlgg. w. r. sklllman, ana Mrs,
Laurie Chonic. I0dlo nradncld. Mrs.
blackburn. Murray Henderson, Hollis
Schneider OF Grecnville, Mr. and Mrs,
Louie Goldman. MIR. and Mira. Londcn
G. poney.
Tuesday night tho newly organized
High Five club met nj the home ot
Mlsg Susie Ashcroft and had an inter-
| osting game Of cards. Tho club first
attended the entertainment given at
/ Mrs. Newell Tcmplcton'H, on Quitmnn
| street by the ladies OF the Presbyterian
! church.
"Wednesday Sulphur Springs and
] Grccnvllle Will give picnic at Wise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Captain Mcdonald OF Quonah passed
through the city the first OF tho week.
Rev, j, +. Boyd visited Dallas this
week,
Miss Mary Miller visited Iowa Park
this week.
Mr.. j. u. SHUTS and family OF Hen.
rietta Is visiting the city. the guest of
Mrs. Dr. Moore
ID. NJ. Norwood, formerly OF this city.
but now OF Seymour, visited this city
Tuesday.
II. H. Chalmers of Bowie visited tho
city last week.
Rev. j. II. McCollum returned from
Rev. A. Z. Garrett, blshop OF North
west Texas. preached sunday morning
at the Episcopal church.
w. II. johnson OF Oklahoma city
visited this city the first OF the week.
Miss Essle Sellnger, accompanied by
her mother, left Wednesday for MIN
eral Wells.
H. NJ. Victor visited Fort Worth the
early part OF the week.
Mr., George Wilson. formerly OF this
place but now OF Cleburne. visited tho
city the early part OF the week.
]. G.. Provence visited Henrietta
K. S. stinnett visited Bowie Mon
Dick Morrison OF Fort Worth visited
our city Sunday.
prof. Wright passed through the city
en- route TO Seymour.
Colonel d. c. Kolp OF Iowa Park Wis
tied the city sunday.
The family OF Mr. II. u. Murray left
Wednesday for Gainesville.
Mrs. c. A. Buahong returned from
Dundee Tuesday.
Miss josephine Bullock entertained
Tuesday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

William D. williams. Mrs. j. y. Waller.
Mrs Walter Wyatt. Mrs. Frank Gray,
Mrs. Louis Robertson, Mrs walrich,
Ms. George n. White will DO the clubs
next hostess.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlaEe OF Miss Eta Wood to Mr.. Ernest
Maupin, Thursday. the 10th. at $50.
Mrs. McCart entertainH the Matinee
Whist club Tuesday night ut her home
at Arlington Heights.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hardie (nee Sanie Turner will
regret their departure for Dallas.
where they win make their home per-
manently. Mrs. Hardie grew to wo-
manhood In Fort Worth, and her Iowa
bic character and sweet voice won for
her host of friends Fort Worth's
, loss Is Dallas gain. for no young cou-
pic that were MS universally popular
as Mr.. and Mrs. lInrdie could fail Ia
be appreciated and welcomed In our
charming sister city.
Mrs. A. Il. living OF New York city
will he the guest of Mrs. Harry Cassil
at tho rectory during the coming
week. A reception Will be rendered her
during her stay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13


Miss Ella Carney Of Dnllns has been
q guest In our city the last week
Miss Kate Miller OF this place has
been the guest OF her aunt OF Alvurd
for the past week. returning home
Monday
Horace Buckor Of Bowie In ut homo
aENin after long absence.
Mrs, j. l., Norris. former resident OF
this city. but now OF Alvord, has been
the guest OF Mrs. l.. w, Tyler this week.
Miss Fannie Kcmr Of Thorp springs
N apeudlng few days In tho city with
Miss Antonclle Dcrecux.
Mrs. ID. ~. WRlcott liz visiting J er
brother. oscar llnlsell Of Oklnhoinn,
Society IL amusing itself IN very
quiet manner Just at present
Rcv. Wvcoff of Dallas delivered q
very nne sermon last Sunday "A The
Presbyterian church
Miss Bonnie and Pearl Chryqtnl
entertained their cousin OF Denton Fri
day evening, At their home In West
End
Tho pupils, accompanied by rho
faculty OF the y. W, r. u. college ara
spending today In the woods.
Rev. Rurnotte. ~ delivering a f'rleH
OF excellent sermons at tho Methodist
Episcopal church tnis week.
The writer and Mins Kathrlne Miller
spent quite pleasant evening at tho
country home OF MIR. and Mrs. II
Greathousc Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Tuesday evening Captain and Mrs.
W, e. Powell entertained "a number OF
friends at their pleasant home, The
game. progressive Euchrc,' was very
enjoyable The royal prizea were
triumphantly carried on BY Miss Matte
a. Summers and DR.. r. @, Powell. The
consolation prize was won by Mrs,
Fred Lane and Hon. Otis Bowyor. lie.
treatments OF crackers. coffee. salmon
salad and pickles were served GU large
leaves OF lettuce. II was most en-
ioyhbls ,nlair. Tie guests were:
Misses Phillips and Summers, Mes.
danes Berry OF Dallas, McGrudsr OF
Fort Worth, II. p Bell, Fred Lane, #.
w. Jones aud o. Bawyer
DR.. II @. Powell Hon. r. 3. Bell,
DANES Gray. Hon Otis Bower and J.
| u. w. Lane and Mr. Buck OF Strawn
/ spent u few days In our city this week
| The Sunday school OF the little city
gave a very enjoyable picnic near
ViEo last Tuesday
sunday evening, May .. an Interest,"
ing program was rendered at the Ban-
fist church, celebrated "Childrens'
Day" everyone acquitted himself
crcditably.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. i. w.
James entertained n few OF their
friends at their home. Tho parlora
were beautifully decorated with the
HNnNkOntsl lohtt tNtI tANn ht lthllus
The feature OF the evening was that
fascinating game whist" wero about
equally divided The refreshments
consisted OF strawberries. cake ana
wine, The invited guest were: Miss
Summers. Mcsdames Il. 8. Bell, Berry
OF Dallas, McGrudcr Of Fort Worth. W.
c. Powell, Hon II. $, Eell, Fred Lane,
Hon. Otis Bowyer and Captain W. c,
Powell.
Mrs, Annie Blcdsoe aud MIR, Henry
James and family OF Abilene will arrive
in the city In few days nad be the
guests OF Gull r. NJ. James aud family
The Wednesday club was entertained
by Mrs, Ross last week. Extracts from
Crawford were read by Mrs Ross
After the refreshments which were o
In Crawford" consisting OF tca-broad
soodcalSos and tea. the club adjourned
to meet at Mrs Bells next week,
Frldny evening quite q number d
young ladies' and gentlemen met a.
the residence OF Mr., ana Mrs. NJ Sum
mers and organized club ontitle,
"West End Club" The following officer
were unanimously elected: Mr. tx
wilson president. Mrs. James Gray
vicc-prcsldont. Miss Matte A. sum
mers secretary, Miss Lula Phillips
treasurer. A committee NJ four was ap
pointed by the president TO arrange
program for the next meeting. m
club adjourned to meet next Frlda,
, evening at the residence Of MIR, an,
Mrs. NJ, Summers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mrs. Kavannugh visited relatives In
Eagle Cove last week
Mrs. George wulsho entertained
Euchre club No. on Tuesday evening
last The royal prizes We e won by
MIR. Thomson and Mrs. WIN Suth. a
pleasant evening is reported.
a moonlight picnic is on tho tapls
for saturday evening.
Masters clifford and Martin Holny
LETT for Chicago on Thursday morning,
They Will spend their entire vacation
there.
Miss Mamie Bledsoc went to Big
Springs ON Friday She win assist her
brother, Professor II. ~. Bledsoo, In get
ting up the closing exercises for his
school there.
Mr. Eugene Harris OF Tyler spent
several days In the city this week Wis.,
iting friends and relatives
Mr.. o. y spauldlng and family have
moved into the WIN Berry place.
A pleasant hop was lnjoyed at tho
opera house on Friday evening after
the closing OF the graduating exercises,
The Rose bud society OF the Mctho-
dist church was entertained by Mrs.
Nat Rolllna on Tuesday night. A large
number report pleasant time spent
The session Of the public school being
! short this year. number OF the
teachers have opened IN private schools
which arc to continue for month OF
. six weeks.
The Epworth League was rcorEanl2ed
at tho Methodist church ON Thursday
night.
Mr., Taylor Berry. formerly of this
! place. was married In Robertavllle La
20 Miss Turner McClroy, ON May /,
| A lot OF young people spent Satur.
/ day last N T1rnicing.
/ Mira. james MASSEY and children will
/ leave In week or two for Chlnngo
| where they VIII spend year.
/ Mr., John Eaton was In from hlt
Z ranch this week,
/ The Cactus Chnutauqun spent on,
evening this week with Mrs. Henry
Saybe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

been the guests OF their Sister, returned
home Monday. accompanied by their
charming little niece. Lola Mahafcy.
Mlss Ella Smith OF Parsons, Kan. Is
visiting In the city, the guest OF her
sister Mrs, IL l.. Marshall.
DR.. w. X. Read. prominent
physician at DcKalb, was In the city
Tuesday visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George Treher and
daughter left Tuesday for washington.
u. O.. to attend the BAPTIST conven-
ton to meet In that city.
Mrs. Bob Ligon OF Park was In tho
city Saturday.
Miss Mary Tucker who has hosn
visiting friends In this city fer several
weeks. returned to har home at Gus
Beta, Tex. Saturday.
Miss Harris Of Camden was in the
city Friday.
Miss Lillian Marbury left Thursday
for visit to friends and relatives at
Cusseta and Naples, Tex.
Mira, Joe Johnson left Saturday for
Washington, Ark. where she will be
the guest OF Mrs. j. X. Jones,
Miss Grace Finch OF Marshall IN In
the city. tho guest OF Mrs. Frank
Church.
Mr.. ]. Q. Mahary made a flying trip
TO Paris Thursday.
The band concert at Ghlo's opera
There was dance Mt the city hal
Friday night given By the younger
beauS To- the Rose Bud bellies. All re
| port most delightful time. Thos'
present: ChapeIones, MifseR Mary Hal
| llgan and Mamie Hooks; Misses Luli
| Whitson. Willie Rhodes. Pearl Hooks
4 Blanche Williamson, Emma Smith
/ Mattel Turner, Emma Beard, Don ans
| Minnie Vaughan. DeEtk. Clara ans
Addic Chonce. Annie Turner Gerti
Hanks. Matte and Lizzie Rosborough
| Maymie Austin. Helen smith; Messra
Ben Hawkins, Btb Haywood, Osca
/ High, Hugh Tllson. Sam Lingard, Jas
Halligan, Perry Mahuifey Frank VA
Alstyno, Tony Roberta. Arthur choatC
Henry HOFFMAN, Tom Mosbury, Bra
| Williams. Walter Chonce. Frank Gan
ney, Tom Tilson, Frank Buel, Charlie
Palmer, Charles STALL, orland liollo
day, Sidney Wilkins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

Mrs. Mcurcgor. and tho BOBBY. a
protty china match holder. was won By
Miss Taylor. The souvenirs were vol.
low ana red roses. Refreshments were
served at the proper hour. Mira, VIM
ston'a guests were Mcadnmes Azores
OF San Francisco, Hunt OF Chicago,
Clark, Wilson. Lake. surratt. McGre-
COR, burgess. Turner Of Dallas, Envery,
Pace, Balm. MoMullen. Gallagher
punklln, Geedrieh. Blair, j. w. Taylor
Hsugst. Hlsglnsen, Mays, Gillespie,
Razsllew, Eaten. fatllls, Goodman
Hamilton. J. r. usrland. Bowers, Stay
den, George McLsndoa. C. w. white.
Bollngsr.
Thursday evening Miss Hattie Trlcc
entertained few friends at tho resi-
dencs Of Mrs, Surrhtt.
Next Thursday evening the Phllos
will give a german complimentary to
Misses Jones' OF San Antonio and Crosa
OF Memphis. who are visiting Mrs,
John y. Hart.
Mrs. Rounsnvall and Miss Laura
Yates Intend attending tho Confederate
reunion at Houston. and from there
will visit In Huntsville.
Mrs, u. NJ Myers and Miss Myers
have loft TO visit relatives IN the
North, MIR. Myers will join them
later on.
Mrs. Carrie Ice Davis, who for som,
time has been visiting Mrs. Euhanua
expects TO leave In day or no for san
Antonio, where she viii visit for o
short time before returning to Vir,
GINA. Miss Davis IL q charming younl
lady and has won very many warn
trends In Waco, She Will DO greatly
missed In society circles.
Miss Virginia Leslie left for Gin
clnnati Wednesday morning, where sht
win spend several months attendlnl
the conservatory for the purpose o.
further pursuing her studies In musl,
1 and art.
| Mrs Tom parcer and Master wilt,
/ LEFT yesterday for Houston, where they
/ Will Join Mr. Tom Parker, They vii
| visit Galveston before their return /,
| Waco,
The Columbus (o) papers announc,
| the engagement ana nearing woddlnl
! OF one OF our prominent young society
and business mon 10 u charming belt
OF that city.
Miss Litn Mc1Icndon left ThurHdn!
for Galveston, where she will NEE
friends and from there 40 10 New
York, thence TO Europe. She viii apon,
four or Ave months travelling In III
Old World,