Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18

Hines, Texas; Miss Lucy Smith. Rel
ton; j. IL. Bunton and wife, j. III Ia
isle; Austin Mrs. l.. W. Levy and
cniioren, Mrs; II Heidensheimar. Gal
Vestoni MRS w. Parker ard dauph-
ter, ]. Melasky, Lula and Harris Me-
,asky, Taylor; y, N. Tyler and wife.
Belton; X, +. McAnulty, Fort Worth
MIS-. u. Wertheimer Mrs. Al.x O,tlieb
ana son, Dallas; Miss Vlctorine Hut
iord. Miss saidee Gregg. sherman: Miss
RUBY Curry, Miss Emma Fiest, Gal
weston; Mrs, r. II. Hill, Mrs. i. ii
Use, Mrs, j. r. Scales, Waco: Jchn L.
simpson and wife and children, C,aines-
Nllle; l., II. chamberlain, Adst.n: Mrs.
-. NJ. OConnor. Miss Mary O'Ccrnor.
Martin o'Connor, Victoria; Louis w
Frankie, San Antonio; c. II. John
son. Texarkana; W. j. connors and
VIE Dailasi Mrs. II. p, Wright, LIS
Ada Wright, Miss Rosa penick, Miss
Jessie Andrews Austin; l.. u. Dick,
Galveston; Thomas =. Abel, Waco,
ID. j. Runner. FL Paso; Mr.. and Mrs,
>. A. McNeely. Jefferson: Misses Lena
Bradford and Ellen Gould. Palestine,
NJ u. helms, Fort Worth: @. l.. Done
van, Dallas; Mrs Hugh Kane. Dallas
Mrs. II. Nj. Gilbough and children
Galyeston; Miss Dorchester, Sherman,
j, Y. Lookman and wife, Dr. Rosen-
stein and son, Houston; Mrs w. q.
Booth, Miss b. =. Johnson. q. II. Nil.
lican, AUSTIN; Miss Goggin, Miss Pas
quello. Austin; Mrs Max Elscr, Fort
Worth; Mrs. Gabriel Iordon, Mrs. J
NJ. Lee, Miss Nellie Lee. Houston; w.
+. Crawford. wife and son, Brynn: MIR
and Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs j b Dno-
ley Hillsboro; j b. LaVen and wife
Fort Worth; W. T.. Doyle, MeSia. J
II. Wildrohn, Austin: w. W. Kemr
and wife, Mexia Mr. and Mrs. j n.
Reed, Maryville: Carl workman. Henri.
a. Ia H..
Dyer Galveston; Mrs. Becky Tern
stadt Sherman; Mrs. Iglehardt, Aus
tin; Miss Jennie Smith, Taylor; c. f..
Yeager, Waxahachle: Miss Mac Travis
Fort Worth; Eugene c. Kirksey, John
| X. Warren, Addie d. Warren, Hills
boro Mrs. Leah snyder, Geor-s town
John w. Padden. Taylor; Miss Carrie
A. Williamson, louston Mrs. NJ.
Grundstein, Denlson; o. Baunde, III
Paso; 6. f. Singer. Denison; j b.
LAWN and wife, Fort Worth; A. IL.
Woerstram, Houston; John W String
er. Dallas: W. y. Workman, Miss
Workman, Henrietta; Joe Pickards, III
Paso; Mrs. 4. S-husternan, Mrs. A.
Nicholson, Hattie Koppel Austin; G.
%. Hanna. Denison; NJ Rosanheid and
| family, II. s. Levy and daughter,
Louis Swart2. Dallas; VIM. l.. prCther
and wife, Waco; Mrs. Smither, Hunts
vile.
Col. Col and Mrs. w e. hughes
OF Dallas who We're stopping at the
/ Mansions, left Tuesday for Chicago
/ from whence they viii go to the north
ern lakes for month. The Dallas
/ public may expect to zee The colonel
| on wheels when he returns. as he was
| quite airy on a bicycle before he left
| Manitou.
Judge and Mrs. MaXey and son Rob
ert of Austin who were stopping at
] 81, L. 4 "a "a
| Beach. Cal, to spend a month. Mrs.
| MaNey was one OF the abandonment
matrons at the Springs, and her de-
parture was much regretted.
Mr.. John w. Springer came In from
| his ranch IN Montana last saturday
4 and departed for Texas on Wednesday
/ Mrs. Springer, baby ana nurse, VIII
/ remain until the last OF September
| guests OF the Antlers, Colorado Springs
| A prominent special car party who
/ did the sights here for several dag
/ last week We're Judge Lurton wife and
/ daughter, OF Nashville. Tenn; Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Richard Morgan. MIR. and Mrs.
| ID. II. Morrow Of Dallas.
| Mrs. Edward Randall of Galveston,
who chaperoned Miss Nellie Roeok OF
| Galveston at the Cliff for several weeks
was Joined by Dr. Randall and DR.. j.
Il. Thompson, Miss Rocks fiaucc.
some days ago. The party, which was
| one Of the most interesting at this pop.
ular hotel, has gone to GlenwOod
| Springs for n short soiourn.
Mrs. Winfield Scott OF Fort Worth
who is one of the best dressers at the
| Springs. was the hostess Of very
/ daintily laid balcony tea at the Cliit
a few days ago. She and Mrs Bell
mother of Congressman Bell, are an
ticlpating a Washington season mex
winter. Miss Georgia Scott, who Is
one OF the prettiest OF the garland OF
social rosebuds here, Will so to the
Brown finishing school in New NorR
city in the fall.
Col. Dillingham; and family Of Eous'
| ton. who are summering here, aye
| contemplating trip to the racine
slope before returning to Texas. Mr.
| Dillingham;, Jr, is among. the toasted
| summer beauN and best dancers mere
An interesting Texas party who lave
| iust departed after a two months so
/ iourn are the families OF Messrs. Focka
| and LANCE OF Galveston. VINO occu'
pied the Haskell cottage. the most
spacious and wen appointed cottage III
Manitou. as well as beautifully sit
uated being just above Ute Spring
on an elevation of Over 1000 feet There
| were eighteen children in the two fnmi,
| lies. and n happier, healthier lot woild
be hard to find They. We're fine pro
ducts OF Texas, and did II proud while
col Ervay. formerly OF Dallas, u
one of the lucky men of Cripple Creek
| lie is building n handsome residence on
TETON avenue, Colorado Springs Tor aus
daughter. Miss Harry Pagan, who rs
hy the way, one OF the best and most
graceful lady cyclists in the sprinss'
Mrs. Phillip Sanger and children OF
Dallas and Miss Haber OF waco are
among the late arrivals and are &C.
cupylng one of the finest suits OF the
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Alexander and
child came in Tuesday from Dallas, and
Mt the Gin, which still continues It's
series of social treats.