Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

Into the last few days before Lent Is
always crowded an unusual amount OF
gnicty. everybody seeming engor to
store In as many pleasant recollectlonH
while the season Of sack cloth aud
ashes" lasts.
On the l9th Mrs. Helen Baylor Jones'
gave u delightful little munlcale Tint
merged Into dance. There were only
dozen couples present. but the anair
was us thoroughly enjoyable as are all
Mrs. Jones.
on the goth at tho residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Cowdcn, MIR. Rorie
Cowden and Miss Irene Blake were
married By Rev, q. W Reed pastor
Of the First Baptist church. Only the
intimate friends Of the contracting
parties We're present, and MIR. and Mrs.
COwden left immediately atter the GER
emory for their home In Midland, Tex.
on Thursday afternoon the Ladies'
Whist club had their usual meeting
at tho Eddy club rooms, Before the
game was called a vote was taken ON
the adjournment OF the club for the
Lenten season, The ladies' were
then invited 10 meet with their presl-
dent. Mrs, Jem N. Miller at her home
on Cannl street, on the following
Tuesday. to play the last game Of the
February series.
Thursday evening crowd of pleas
ure seekers stormed Mr.. and Mrs, Os-
borne in their ever hospitable home on
! Hagerman Heights and found this adj
mirablc host and hostess equal 10 all
| their demands. There were first few
/ games OF whist, then "A rush for the
| spacious library where the evening was
finished In dancing, with frequent nit
tings to the dining room for iced
| drinks.
Friday evening the home of Mr. ana
| Mrs. A. W. Hnslet was full 10 over
flowing with young people in "taekey'
costume. en- masdue a most delight
ful hour was spent In cndcaVorH 10
| penetrate the clever DISCUSSES, and In
| giving the prizes which were won by
Miss Hogle and Mr. orr. The ta1y
| pulling seemed most lifting 10 wind
up the evenings fun,
on Saturday the gtormers found their
way 10 chaca Copa, the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Jen N. Miller on Canal
street. where they were 30 delightfully."-
entertained with cards, music, dane
ing and refreshments that the wee
sr.a hours of the sabbath were upon
| them ere they were aware, They de-
parted in haste TO rest for one night.
Monday found them ready for re-
| ncwed attacks and they bcsieged Mr.
and Mrs.. Motter, In La Huerta tEddy't
restaurant guburb), en- masHc MI. aud
MIS- Tansill and Mrs. llcustus who
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Motter
nsested their admirable host and hos
tess In entertaining their besicgers In
such royal style that they are threat
ened with nightly attacks when Lent
has passed
Tuesday afternoon The ladies Of the
Whist club met promptly az o'clock
nj Chaca Copn. After two hours play
the score for the month was reckoned
a I.. dNglH flI A o. al
10 Mrs l. S. Osborne, second to Mrs,
Rodman and third 10 Mrs. T.. =. Mot
Ter. The house was beautifully decor
ntnd with roses. carnations, lilies and
smiiax Dainty refreshments Of Ice
and cake were served.
Before their departure Mrs. Osborn
rose. and IN the name OF the Wills
club offered vote OF thanks 10 Mrs
miller Tor her untlring Efforts IN be
half Of tie club for her kind seryio'
~ nrealdent. and last. for the delight
mi entertainment she had Just giyel
THE dance given by the sunnowe
club al Hotel liagerman on Tuesdnl
evening wound up the feHiiyltles gu
after Lent. Instead 81 being the IN
sarnai affair that these foriniRhtll
aspces have been all winter. this as
n,med many Of tho characteristics o
ball. Being the last dance Of th'
season was particularly well AZ
tended, the ladies IN full toilette, Will
fcssh flowers IN abundance. Thos
rycrent were Mr. and Mrx II. W Tan
ri chicago. Mrs. HeustuH, Clayton
nj Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Terrell, Fran
cis. N. NJ Mr.. and Mrs, w q. HAZE
NON, Denver: Miss SundholIn. Denver
Nles Van Cieve. Cleveland. Ohio; His
sIsran. Chattanooga. Tenn. Mesdeme
Notter. Jer y Miller. sharp. w a
Muier. Jones, bartlett and Brown