Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29


With bitter breath or sweet perfume.
The smartest and most I'm de seicle
afIalr OF the holiday week was the Mis-
tletoe clubs coti.lion Mt the hotel
Worth on Friday night,
The ladies parlors, bail room ana
dining suite were lavishly decorated
In palms. In the ball room great mis-
tletoe boughs Were suspended from the
chandeliers. entwined and mingled with
gold and white buntlugs, golden paper
shades over globes, While smilaN and
bamboo formed u beautiful and most
artistic border on the wall The clubs
oolors of green and gold were carried
out in the decorations, even the punch
adding its share, for screened behind
towering palms the mysterious concoe-
ton was served from Il golden bowl IN
dainty white glasses. The programs
refreshments and favors for the ger
man, which was danced after supper
carried out the color conceit. Carricos
orchestra furnished excellent music, 10
which Mr.. Horace LuclSett and Miss
Willie Luckett led many beautiful favor
hgures The occasion afforded the air
ing OF many new and sw II gowns. those
OF the married ladies being particular
~ chic.
Among the fair visitors was Miss
Verna Gonun of Austin in a deeollette
gown Of blue brocade satin exquislteiy
garnished in marten fur.
Miss Gibson of Dallas In dancing
froek of yellow satin and chiffon, with
| pearls.
| of pink In white.
Miss Shultz OF Dallas wore brocaded
| pink silk with diamond ornaments
Miss Daisy Hurst of Dallas was most
. Il In la.sE
| red chiffon, with black ostrich feather
trimmings.
| Miss Lila VIM of Clarendon In pink
| silk with chiffon and satin trimmings
OF the home girls whole news
paper might be written In describing
| their costumes and among them
| very swell and becoming one was Worn
by Miss Pauline Wynne' whlch was
| OF ros, satin. covered In chinon' win
| American beauty roses for floral garn-
ishments, well suitiEg her brunette
beauty. -,
| Miss olive Burlington wore magni-
| aeent white brocadc satin with ana
| monds. a most beilttlng costume 10 so
| perfcet and stately blonde.
Miss Irma Fosdick, always attractive
| with her charming. gracious manners
wore a beautiful pearl white SATIN
stocked and trimmed with black os-
trich feathers; diamond ornaments.
Miss Anna Tidball. petite and airy
In charming frock OF dresden SILK,
yandyked with green velvet anu
pearls. ,,.,, -,
white with blue ribbon trimmings ehar-
acterlstic for Its beauty or slihpncltts
Miss Kate Vaughn, whose popularity
,na,iy entities her to be termed belle
was ns sweet and quaint as picture
AZ, go,vn OF baby blue SILK, chiiion
and velvet nave n heau-
| Ann brocade satin of white ana rose
with lace and diamond ornaments
Miss Alma Turner looked SWEEP nv
pirlish In a white satin. stocheu VIVA
chiffon and pearls. ,.,, .,
Miss Annette Van Rensselaer, wore q
r,ht,c brocade silk and pearls,
Miss Grace Flemming In black ana
yellow. ,,.,.,, a, b,acls SILK
Mas Mary whltla in a charming
gown Of red SILK and ehin non. ,,
Miss Lutte Luckett, In yello"' WIZ
white oyerdress of Swiss.
Miss Clara Whitla, In cream an'
black. -. T., .,h,,a oye,
Miss Annie Belle Cooper, in yellow
hrornde satin and white.
Miss Burbridge, dainty creation u
white and yellow.
Miss Ella Montgomery, IN peaut'
chi mink crepon, deliberately garnishe'
In black velvet and lace.
Miss Pattie Bprbrldge In red siik.
Miss Leon Harold, a white safi'
} covered with crepe De ehine. Dt1can
rarnished with violet; beautiful ala
s,,nnd ornaments,