Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
SOCIETY NOTES
EDITED ny Mns. NJ. o. pnANn.


The Gazette rendered It's friends an
informal reception on Friday evening
from TO 10 In its own home. tLr 40.
chalun being the jubilee at having pngt
NE 1000 mark OF its daily circulation
lnuinauon was given early In the
week that the paper would be In the
hands Of It's friends for TINT evening"
and that the latch string must be MI
on the outside OF every door. and
nothing left undonc to nuke tho oven.
ing Joyous one to all callers. II ap-
ptnfHnceS 90 for nught each caller
from the time he or she was greeted
hy genial Mr. Wilson aud sweet
Blanche Merrill, who registered enrh
new conner in the business office ana
turned them over to Mr. Williams. the
courteous general manager on popular
MIR. Iioclzle. who escorted thpm
through the big press editorial nnd
type settling rooms, where the om-
ployes OF each department Wed with
each other In making the visit a pleas.
ant one. and finally to the third floor.
where Mr.. Senter, the managing edl-
tor, In most pleasing. hpapltHble
way, bade each guest hearty well
come and to feel that they were the
Gozotto's guests OF honor
Here dainty Refreshments We're sery-
ed In thoroughly Bohemian man
ner. Appropriate addresses were made
by Reva. Harry Cassil. Morrison. DR..
Fisher, Mr.. Garnet of ST. Louis, MIR.
Senter ana MfH owe Il, Lee OF Dallas.
The Weekly Gazette was on the press.
aud each guest carried home n copy
np souvenir Of the evening, Many
hearty wishes for a long continued
prosperity and double circulation
were expressed. Several Handsome
bouquets and kilograms of congratulate
tlon were received. all OF which were
duly appreciated.
Mr. John n Rose has begun n work
In Fort Worth that should appeal
city, and Mt the aame time enlist their
hearty cooperation In this grand
cause. In organizing the Boys Bn.
guide Of Fort Worth he hopes TO lead
every boy possible TO a higher plane,
through temperance and sobrlety, and
TO lay the foundations whereon the
churches may build pyramids OF Chris
tlanity, The organization IL nom
sectnrian, The pledge required from
the boys IN TO abstain from intoNi-
cauta. profnnc or vulgar language, the
use OF tobacco. and TO attend the Sum
day school OF their choice until they
are twcnty-one years or age. MIR.
Rose proposes to uniform the boys. aud
10 give them the moral education that
will make them good men and citi-
zena. The ladies' are great workers,
md reformers, and any assistance HAT
they will lend Mr.. Rose In this noble
work Will be greatly appreciated. He
gives an entertainment az the city
hall on Tuesday night, and II you
have your own or your neighbours well
fare at heart, show your Interest by
attending; lot the boys know you are
q worker for their good, Great inter-
eat has been shown by men OF all
classes, md N II were 80 we could we
would be pleased TO tell our readcra
who they are and what they have
done Can the good Christian mothers
OF Fort Worth allow the men TO out do
thcm IN this glorious work. We do rot
believe they viii, IL You can not help
with your presence and money, help
with your prayers.
There are hundreds of boys who are
clieible Tor soldiers In this brigade IL
yours one7 II not leave no effort un-
made that WIN cause him to join. One
service each Sunday will be held ut
one or the several churches ESPECIALLY
for their benefit. and the different
ministers will OF course prepare talks
that win be of innumerablc beneflt
to thonl, Other benofts Will be good
cpmrndoship. pure moral education and
healthy exercise. Every boy IN Fort
Worth should be brought TO feel that
they are things absolutely essential
TO their welfare, and we sincerely hope
every parent will make IL their duty
to Try and bring them 10 this under
standing.
Society people In general ana espec.
iAlly those who have been unable to
Vet away from home during the SUM
NOR VIII nail with delight Inc OPEN
lug Ok the theatrical season. which
occurs on Tuesday.
~ we have had no recreation Save
hsselagl during The summer. which
d2fa rot possoss the elavatlng and cd
uratius 1rnpcsisles cf the stage. a
largo .arG nrptecikt,vo audience IL cx-
pectcd % greet the opening perform
nlght.
be the guest Of her slster-in-iaw, Mrs
WIZ Anes. corner OF Macon and West
seventh, during tho coming week.
Mr and Airs. b. J. Littlewhn have