Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
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entertaining has ever been an art with
Mr.. and Mrs. Silliman, which renders
comments unnecessary.
The concert given by the Ladies aid
of the First Baptist church on Friday
night was greeted by fair-sized,
ultra-fashionable audience. The pro-
gram, which we give below. presented
Il most pleasing ensemble:
PART 1.
lie bal Polka e. =. :. :. Rubenstetn
Miss Tomlinson,
Sailors Grave. =. ARTHUR Sullivan
Mr.. Shorb.
Air and Variations. d. ........ .Proch
Misses .Burbridge.
10! Here the Gentle Lark. Bishop
Mrs, Walker-Flute obligato,.
Miss Darlington.
PART II.
OHiy InlS =, =, .... ..4.Caryll
Mrs. Mauain.
Fantaisie Martha. -. =. E. :. ..Flotow
Violin, Mr.. De Bona.
Piano, Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Fosdick.
Mandolin So o.. E. =. =. ..Mr. De Bona
vocal Solo -. :. ....Selected
Mr.. Washer.
Mr.. Melton Miles, an old resident of
Little Rock, and one of the most popu-
lar Insurance men in all Arkansas, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Nothing more charming or perfect in
the way of a musicale has ever been
given in Fort Worth than was the one
by the young ladies' Altar guild of St.
Andrews church on Tuesday evening
at the rectory Notwithstanding the
| rain good audience was In attend
ance who showed their appreciation
| by hearty en- core to each number
| of the very cleverly arranged and exc
| cuted program.
Hungarian Dances ....,.... KirchneI
Misses Waller and Johnston.
"Muleteers' Mountain Song. ....
| Mr.. N. NJ Washer.
only in Dreams. .......... DeKover
Miss Whltla.
Recitation. ............,..,Ou Railroads
Miss Josephine Horribly.
"Etudo'.,.. .... -, ....... .MoscowskI
Miss Mary Waller.
| Bafcarolli ...,.,.... 49,. ......JenseI
Miss Trina Fosdick.
"Rondo Brilliante". webe
| Miss Abby Johnston.
ATLANTA.
Mrs, j. B. Armstrong and daughter
Miss Alice, after a visit of severa
weeks to Palestine have returned
home. Joe Darnell of Cleakesville
was the guest of Miss India Hughei
Sunday Paul Dunklin left Tuesda,
| for Seymour Misses Mamye HayeI
and Mamie Mccoy are visiting friends
at Douglassville, Mrs Maggie All
day arrived home Sunday from Ste
phenville.. misses Kate and D0tti,
Grogard have returned from Nashville
Tenn. =. Miss lnez Wurtsbaugh of Lod
Is spending this week with Miss Nori
Matthews. MIR. Cal NewlSlrk of Sui
phur Station spent Sunday in on
city,. Miss Hattie Mitchell leave
shortly for Cisco. Miss Abbie RAM
has returned from a visit 10 Alexan
dria, La. .Jospeh Hughes, accompan
led by Miss Annie Kelly. left Saturda.
for u few days stay at Red Water.
Miss Nora Foster has returned from
Queen City....Mr, Tignal Rand Of XII
dare was among the Sunday visitor
IA pleasant social entertainment
was given the young people Thursda,
night at the residence of w. f. Cam
eron. Decoration day was observes
Sunday afternoon by the knights O
Pythias. The addresses were appru
pirate and we'll suited to the occasion
! Altogether the exercises were mos
beautiful and impressive. Mrs. Pau
line Gardner arrived Sunday fror
Arkdelphia, Ark. Her daughter, Mis-
Blanche, has returned after spendin
some time with relatives at Shreve
port, La. Professor NJ. G.. Bates
attending the Dallas Method schoC
quite number of our citizens wer
present at the memorial services o
Knights of Pythias at Blvlns Sunda
Jake Taylor of Frog Level was u
this week. Hubert Dunklin Of Sey
mour is the guest Of his brother.
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MINERAL WELLS.
Miss AIlnna KetehqIn. who has been vit
lting friends in Dallas for the past tw
weeks. returned Saturday, TO the delight q
DER many friends. =. Airs. Charles Bloc
of Dalns is the guest of the Piedmont. d.
The hotels ure crowded with visitors fror
all portions of the state. Quite nnmbe
frcm Galveston, among whom are Mr.. !
l.. Lee and w. II, Potter, who are stOppln
at the Piedmont. Mrs Freddie Middle
ton OF Rusk, Tex, has been the guest Q
her uncle, Or, &; b. R9lues. FOR me pa,
visiting friends and relatives in Weather