Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-29
THE SWELL SET.


city, Rev. MIR. Doggctt Of the First
Presbyterian church officiating.
II seems that the quiet marriage "
becoming the fashionable wedding, but
In this instance IL Indicates the reseiv-
ed and conservative character or the
bride elect.
Miss HUFFMAN IL the oldest daughter
OF the late Walter A. Huffman, whose
memory is loved and revercd by every
citizen OF the city, for which he did
no much Mr.. Huffman's energies and
strength were concentrated III and
for Fort Worth, and our one regret Is
that his daughter will make her home
far from the town for which he lived
and died
Miss Huffman spent eight years OF
her life In New York studying under
the best masters. and had Intended
adopting the stage az her profession,
for which she Is eminently fitted by
personal RraceB and education, but
Mr.. Hyatt, the energetic young lawyer
und capltalist, willed IT otherwise.
Miss Huffman belongs to one OF
the FIRST families In Texas, hor mater
nal grandmother being the late Mrs.
E. A. Hendricks.
Mr.. Hyatt Is n representative OF one
OF the best families Of Michigan, thus
this union typihes the harmonious
blending of the far North with the
Sunny South.
nt flNht NluNtlllK kONH MhN OF
dark blue cloth with toque and gloves
to match. of very stylish mode. which
admirably suited her stately beauty.
very elaborate and extensive trous-
so1u awaited her approval IN Detroit,
her future home. Immediately after
the ceremony they took the train for
San Antonio for n weeks stay, after
which they viii return to Fort Worth
to remain some three weeks before
their departure for their future home
II IL always sad to see the break
Ing up Of a family even under the hap
piest auspices, and our sympathies
go out TO the mother. who has now
glvon up the last Of her three daugh-
tars.
We extend our congratulations to tho
young couple, and "leave them 10 their
happy domestic existence--than which
there In no better that we know OF at
their time OF life-and no better time
OF life than theirs"
The weekly reception OF tho COM
imerolal club was largely attended on
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Many Of the ladies are becoming deyo-
tees Of the billiard tables. and Judging
from thelr frequent ordinations OF de-
light over good shots. we expect to
soon find among them expert rivals OF
the aterner seN. There we're several
delightful and spirited games of whist
during the evening, while the maRnih-
cent library came In for it's full Rhnre
OF appreciation Mr.. Stubs, the see
rotary, VIII soon have finished his task
OF marking and lndcNine every volume
In this collection. His very excellent
method win enable any member 10
ma without any effort whatever any
book In this magnificent ana extensive
| library. There win be several new
| periodicals added to the current liter
allure, among them the best of En-
a MN sUHls.
| called during the afternoon and even
| Ing were: Miss Abby johnson, Miss
| Lucy Minis Mrs. S. Minis, Miss Kate
| Vaughn. Miss Alberta Martin, Ailss Car
rie Martin. Miss Ethel Martin, Miss
| Grace Hollingsworth, Miss Eula Mad
dox, Miss Eva Garner Miss Mary
| Whitla, Miss Zou White, Miss Alma
Turner. Miss Bessie Lyle. Miss Grace
Fleming, Miss Lutte Luckett, Miss
| Susic beaumont, Mra. George Wray
| Misa Virginia Burrows
The relatives and few intimate
| friends gathered at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. $, u. Ralnoy. Jr., no Adams
| street, wednesday, afternoon, to Wit
| ness tho marriage OF their second
daughter, Niles Elizabeth. to Mr.. Albert
| Russell Dance OF Humboldt. Tenn. The
| sweet bride, while young In years, had
| by her many charms both OF mind and
| body, created for herself Circle OF
| friends that might well be the envy
! OF social faVorltc OF many years
| Through the sad bereavement OF her
maternal grandfather, the late william
Harrison, she was never formally pre-
scented to society. but owing to her
| cultivated mind amlable disposition
and prominent family connections. she
was widely and wen known. The
| groom IL banker and a prominent
buainess man In his home, and pos
sessod OF all those manly traits that
| characterize the true gentlomnn and
the successful business man. The bride
looked beautiful In hor dark green
travelling dress OF silk and wool. The
young couple We're the reciplenta OF
many handsome and valuable presents.
Immediately after the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. j. Morgan
Wells. they took the Texas and PA.
ellie for their future home. To this
young couple, who have stnrted life
40 auspiclously. are rendered the con.
graulntiona and hearty good wishes
OF many friends.
The members OF the Matinee Whist
club are requested TO meet at the resi-,
denee OF Mrs. ID. II. Keller, next
wednesday afternoon az O'clock. Ia
arrange serioA OF meeting for the
coming season.
Mrs. Winfield Scott and Miss Georg.
cite loft ON Tuesday for New York
whore Miss deorgettc goes TO be A
pupil OF MISS Brown Mrs. Scott will
! IokuiH ny WY OF chicago, where ahe
VIII be rendered n very swell reception
she VIII be accompanied home by Mra
Thmherlin, one OF the wealthltst and
moRt popular OF ChcagoB fnvorltos
Mrs. Scott VIII entertain In hor usual
lavish and elegant manner during hei
Eucsts stay,
The society event OF the week will
be the Ilarrold's milk wedding. which
occurs on "wednesday night
Miss Lillic Clayton returned from
Lonlaville, Ky, last night, after h
very pleasant visit of several weolli
To relauvos.
Mra. Rcdenhnuvh entertalna the Ken.
singtpn club ON Thursday afternoon
Miss Abhio Johnaton spent nnyera
very nlcamlnt days with frl0nds N
Cicburnu this week.
Mr.. md Mrs. G. w. Connery are beint
, Welcomed home by their large circl,
Of friends, after delightful months
: trip, spent IN Boston, New York, chi
: oaso and other lafgn cities. Mir, ant
Mrs. Connery's description OF tho man,
attractive features OF the recent iSnighi
. Templars conclave In Boston ls de
liEhtfully interesting,
Mr. r.. q. Senter, the popular ant
efficient managing editor OF the IA
zctte, accompanied by his charmlnl
wife and three children, returned ias
evening from n pleasant visit In Ieb
anon, Tenn, Mrs. Senter'a forme
home.
Mrs Frank Stone. nee Miss salr
Downie. arrived this week from Shaw
} nee, o. n. to visit her mother Mrs
q McEwan. ON Adams street Mr. stonl
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