Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-29

hall, where Mesdames j. =. Murphy
ana Frank Wheat met the guests and
where Day discovered his best roper
| tore, was a crimson theme with jar
dlnieres of meteor roses and Nile lil-
les; portieres of crimson tulipe and
lights yelled with crimson shades. The
library, where Mrs. Il. Arnold presided
IN dainty spring gown, was fragrant
with curtains and clusters of white
honeysuckle. and misty with n soft
radiance that was shed through water
lily shades; while palms and ferns
and growing callas filled in the fire.
place and alcoves and carried out the
pretty green and white fancy. Last,
but not least, was the refreshment
room. which was rose ensemble, with
the table laid with frilled mat OF
pink French paper and ovcrlaid with
an exquisite hand-drawn cover. In the
center, dropping from q peachblow
vase, was n great cluster of Ia France
roses, and on the corners were set old
silver candelabrum capped with shades
de roses. over the table in bits OF
dainty china were pink and green
ribbon candles, while the elites rose
sherbert and pistache ice We're served
with variety of choice cake by Misses
Dell Long. Kate Seay, Emma and Mat
tie Gano, Annabelle and Ida Mae Pitt
man and Leta Clarke, gowned in
lpuGH with tue lONGly StNNlHH anu NRAA
ing large bouquets des corsages or
aurora and Ia Puritan carnations, the
favors of their hostess. The point
draperles, sideboard and BUFFET We're
nosegayed and massed with pink roses
and white carnations, forming n per-
feet shrine to Flora. Two dainty ana
artistlcally frocked little maids, who
added TO the grace Of the Junction
were Carrie Murphy and Bessie Ed
wards, who received the cards and
ushered the guests into the reception
suite. Mrs. Chiffon wore an elegant
toilette with black satin duchosse go
Diet and bodice of Persian SILK laid
with point Bruges lace; strapped, bow
ed and stocked with emerald-green
velvet caught with diamondsi mar
coiffued with Eulalia comb and wat
teau fan. Miss Mills was attired IN
a rich cream satin brocade. frilled with
Brussels point and bowed and knotted
a-la-sans Gene with broad ivory satin
ribbon, and carried huge bunch OF
Camille roses. Miss Baker wore
very pretty gown of white satin
striped fnille. with fare skirt ana iodo
bodice roped with pearls about the low
neck and caught on the shoulders with
pearl studded straps; Marie Louise
fan and her fair hair caught with
dropping perlc les Jardine bud. over
100 ladies and a number OF gentlemen
called during the hours.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ruby Pnllack celebrate
Tuesday evening with an informal re-
ception,
Miss Paker, who Is visiting Mrs V.
H. Chiffon, was elected Queen of MNy
for the Sousa fete to be given In Waco
on the 4th of May. Miss Baker, VINO
Is lust out, Is a very attractive ETl,
having that style and aplomb that
Madame Reed always imparts TO her
pupils, ,-,-.,.,, d,
Mins Beatrice Blum Of Mississippi is
the guest of Mrs. C. r. Wolf.
The enlargement of Lillah Augusta
Lee of Dallas and Mr.. Edward WHY'S
Taylor Gray has been announced. the
wedding to take place the l5th. OF May.
Saint Matthews organ fund was the
r,dson d'etre Of a very dalnuly hllu
and served tea 1T the rectory Wednes-
day. Mesdames JUGS u. schnleugr'
John j. Garrison, George Atkins, w. H.
Fllppen, NJ. Mcclellan and Robert y.
Berry were hostesses. "rhe cup that
cheers.' with ices and cakes were
served midst blossoms galore by LOT
of daintily frocked little girls, VINO pc
tween ices and chats sold tr2graht
boutonnlers and confetti S5OOO was
realized.
tonic were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Armstrong during the convention.
Mrs. ]. W. Cruwdus Will leave this
weel, for Jackson, Miss. to visit her
daughter, Mrs. McCerren.
Mrs. c. a. Bernard, whose husoanu
Joined her last week, VIII leave thls
week for her home in Moline, Ill, after
n two mopth's visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. II. Finley. Mrs Ber-
nard is one Of the most charming
women that visits Dallas, and Is an
especial favorite in her beau monde.