Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

Misc lilndn Barry OF Abilene AMI
Miss Eula Maddox OF Fort Worth are
the guests OF Miss Alice Donovan.
Mias Kate Massey OF Parsons attended
commencement at Wenthcrford this
wCck,. President NJ, Clark OF Al Ran
college at Thorp Springa IL holding
meeting at the Central Christian
church, Miss Alice Stevenson oe
Tyler. Tex. is visiting her mother in
this eity...Mr w. 4. Poston OF
probably move here at mn early date
...Mr j, b. Wndsworth OF Sprlngtown
was In town this week attending
court. Mrs. G II, Smith OF pecoa 10
visiting the family OF Prof, Switger.,..
MIR Frank Yeager OF WRSahachio was
In town this week. MIR. Jim Ivy has
returned from school at Clarkaville
Tom, q, walter Richards was In Pool
willie Sunday Mrs. II. II. Henderson
IN visiting relatives at her old home
IN virginia .. Drs, Altark and pntter-
son attended court this week Hon
8. w. 7, Lanhum returned from Aus
tin on Thursday, Miss Sue Wilson Il
Mineral Wells has been spending the
week IN Weatherford e., Mr. y w.
liraselton has returned from VISIT TO
PcndergraHg, Ga. Mrs. j. n. Stunrt
left FOR san Antonio Saturday ON
short visit. Miss Olive Hastings Of
Fort Worth Is visiting Mlas Nellie Bil.
v ell and Miss JeHse MeGohen. rro'
n. " Sims IL visiting az Denton. 90.
Mcssra ~, NJ. ana Il, T. Room Of
Granbury visited In town this week ...
Mrs and Miss Scott. Gainesville; Mlas
Lily Temple. Glen Rose; Mlss Fannie
Price, Brnwnwopdi Robert IsomnN.
Meridian, Miss; Misses Cecil Houston
and WINE Gaskell, Fort Worth; MlHs
Ethel Gates, Decatur Mrs. Prcwltt ana
Mrs. Han, Clehurnr, were some OF the
commencement visitors. The best
session IN the history Of Woathcrford
college closed Thuradny night. "A short
resume of the commencement exercises
might not be unlnterestlng The
twcniy-second commencement % the
college began last Friday night with
an art lover, The large number OF
pictures displayed and their excellence
pttostod the large number Of art
students and the efficiency or their
teachers. Saturday night n musical
recital was given BIS the primary de-
pBrtmcnt. The commencement serm IN,
which was an able nnd mastorfui Of
fort, was delivered by Rev w, L..
Nems. Georgetown, at tho First
Methodist church. Monday morning
there was contest for two medals.
one for the boys ana one Tor the girls.
| IN olncuton In tile afternoon. at 5
! o'clock, contest IN reading for medals
! In the primary and Intermediate de-
l lNIAlINHAhf hANuhAN HikNA "a JNANh VIZ
tortainmout given by the Demos
thonlc and Adolphlan Literary Hoole-
ties, Tuesday morning, muRionl recital.
at Q o'clock doclnmntory contest by
freshman and sophomore classes Tor
medals; Tuesday night Joint enter
/ tanmont phnno-Adclphian literary
/ Hocctlosi "Wednesday morning, moot-
| ing OF the college alumni, and the an
] nunl address was delivered by Row. w.
| y. bradford; at 3 O'Clock contest for
! medal In elooutlon by freshman and
! sophomore CLASSES; Wednesday night,
| musical concert. 'rhurgdRy morning,
graduating exercises; night. awarding
diplomas and medals and address by
Judge l. W. stephens, Tho prizes were
awarded an follows: Primary. reading.
! Hattie Rhcu; Hub-froshman reading,
girls, Alma Swltzer, eub-froshman.
reading, boys. Christopher Switger,
sophomore and freHhman. elocution.
Brittle smith; sophomore and freshman
defamation, Joe u. Hines; best spcler
In college. James Williams; mathe-
MATES. John Marshal; primary SPELL
ing. Hattie Rhca; best essay, junior
and Honior. Ruby Stevenson: orntory
willis Weatherford; largest number OF
books for Clconian literary society
Eula stilwel.