Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

| eu.e ny the faculty was quite the
musical feast Of the season. The at
tendance was large and representa-
tive and the entertaining. Though aim
| pie had that peculiar grace and charm
mat characterlzes all doings OF saint
| Maiys. Miss Crosby, the new teacher.
a. pupil OF conseryatorles OF Berlin and
vienna, was given warm reception
me program was as follows
TITO Tor organ, piano and violln....
:. miss Darlington, Miss McMurphy
Wiegenlied. . prahrns
The Promise OF LIE. -. ....Cowen
Miss Darlington.
Tremolo Etude $50. .Gottschnll,
Miss Crosby.
cnoerto. op. % Qast movemenO....
..s...,, .'..., ...,,..,. ,Mendelssohn
Orchestral parts played on second
plano by Miss Gallery. Miss Nc
Murphy.
Concerto. OPP l04....-".. e. DE Berlot
Prof. Calm.
Tarantelle (venezla Q NapolD #. List
Miss Crosby
The Erlklng..... -. 80. ... Schubert
Miss Darlington.
Trio for plano, organ and violin -.
Miss MoMurphy, Miss Darlington,
and Prof. Calm.
The social ethics OF club with
membership or thirty young gentlemen
organized recently for the purpose Of
social. literary, musical and dramatic
culture, will hold its first open meet
ing On st. Valentines day. In fact the
club will keep open house at their
clubhouse. the Bauman residence, on
Browder street, which has been hand
somely remodeled and reftted for the
purpose, The officers of the club are;
Ike l. Torch. president; D. Il. Block,
vice-president; Jacob Frankie, score
tary; Isldore *. Kahn, treasurer.
The bachelors have issued invitations
for a Valentine german on Thursday
evening at the Oriental. The patron
esseg are Mesdames Il. NJ, Reardon,
Edward Gray, George II. PIowman. r,
II. Chiffon, j. L. Trezevant, Seth Mil
Ter. j. ]. Eckford, A. p. Cary, Bryan
Snyder, ]. a. Pondrom, Perry Clai-
borne. II. w. Wandless, W. b. Mahon,
j. ID. Roberts and Shepnrd Groce.
The function Of the week viii be the
reception Of Mrs. Hunter A. Craycroft,
on Wednesday, to meet Mrs.
Edward Metz and Mrs. Albert
Richards of Sherman, to which 800 in
vitations have been Issued, The re-
ceptlon will be followed in the evening
by cotillion, to be led by Miss Lizzie
Miller and Or. John o. McReynolds,
and given by Mr.. and Mrs. Craycroft
Miss Leeta Clark has returned from
a pleasant visit with Fort Worth
friends, with whom she is a special IA
vorlte.
Society is looking forward to the
opera festival to be furnished by Grau.
IL there is one thing more than an
other that heau-monde has penchant
for It is light opera, that dazzles and
bubbles with all the fantasy of dancing
sunshine and effervesence of sparkling
champagne. Several opera parties are
already booked, and fashion, which
viii don sacRcloth In fortnight, is
expected to bloom forth in its brightest
garb.
Mr. John A. Manly and wife OF CHI
cago are winterlng In Dallas, the guests
of the Grand Windsor.
Miss Annie Lou Porter, daughter OF
w. j. Porter, who is attending ST.
Marys institute, Will Sunday with Mrs.
JEFF House.
DIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Ashton con-
tributed q delightful evening at cards
TO the riyerie this past week, In COM
pllment to their guest Mrs. James OF
Austin. Five tables were set for pro-
gressive euchre, midst the bloom and
perfume OF some choice blossoms that
filled vase and jardenlerle about the
parlors. The game came TO finish
with Mrs. Russell and MIR. George Stur-
gcs In the lead, emitting them to the
ROYAL prizes-a chocolate tete-a-tete set
In Limoges and solid silver bag tag
The second prizes, hisque statuet'e
and a silver tic fastener, were won py
Mrs. c. C. Kinney and Mr.. r.. A.
smart The consolation prize. fes-
tive Brownie, was presented 10 MAJOR
Green.
Alter the presentations, which were
very happily made, delicious two
course menu was daintily served on
the tables and dlgested with Napo-
leonic talk The guests were; MT ana
Mrs. Charles +. Tucker. Mr.. ana MIS-
George Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs' Z, -
Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Il, A. stuart,
M and Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs, d. Har-
graves Mrs. j. II. Currie, Mrs. VIM
90 Mss Louise Lee. Mr.. Charles
Krlbbs. Mr.. j. II. Trezevant, Col. John
NJ simpson. Major Green and others
Nrs' Lewis Smith and Mrs Seth
Miller entertained The Merry Mlyea
Tuchre club at the home OF Mrs' Wales
]. Townsend on THURSDAY .,.,,.ad
s,aIn New York on Wednesday TO spend
several weeks among their old frlends'
Mrs, Harry Van Mater arrived from |
I,enver ON wednesday TO remain some
weeks with her father, Cob James
AIKEN. ,,,,,,,, afrs
Mrs. Henry A. Lynn OF Austih' ~
c w Porter of Sherman, Mrs. u. r.
Rodeerg of Brennan, Mrs. d. Barn
mari of Clarendon, We're among the IA
dies who accompanied their hnsoanas
70 the Grand Lodge ]. Q. o. =. tnat
Convened In Dallas last week Durins
tbe,r stay Mrs. Alfred l.. Hodge OF the
Grand Windsor, where they stopper
tsndered them whist party. $50
The Central Circle OF Kings Daush-
tors served very successful tea on
ss,.i5.,, al the Girls COOPERATIVE
fnne The committee in charge was
c ra OF the president, MIS-,
Pfo,its, Mrs. II. L. 8. knliin. Mis, D.
rnnLiinr Mrs. Lille CFayens. one OF
~ chef pleasures Of tic AFTERNOON
,,,os an article entitled, ''Workins Sirls
IN CIV boarding Houses" read by ants
Alfred L. Hodge. ,,,.,. % IN
me patronesses Of the Girrs Co-Op-
i've Home will celebrate the ami
,,ersarv Of their home at tea on
Tnesday. There will also be an eiee-
ug W,s j NJ. steere celebrated her
,,,r,hdav with a eandy-puliinB on
Thursday evening. the frolle being en-
io1,sd IN Mrs. Alfred L. Hodge. ME ME.
Gsnree Foster. Mrs. $. !. Miner AiiSs
Mamie stoere and others.
Progressive cucher has relshee ~
meme the past week. Handsomely nI