Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Les-Rains, after which they 90 into
Mrs. j. d, Lecpor, who was visiting
Mrs. Fred Eglehoff at the Oriental
VILE.
Mrs. NJ. X. crag OF Paris. who
spent couple OF days with Miss Gas
ton last week, will leave shortly for
Tampa, Fla, on a visit to her daughter
who is entertaining a dear little daugh.
Miss Leeta Clark has been the guest
Of Mrs. z. W. Conncry at Fort Worth
the past week. Miss Clark was chosen
sponsor OF the Lloyd Rifles for the re-
View at Houston.
Miss Matte simpson has returned
from q visit to Fort Worth.
Miss Mosller and MIR. CASTOR Mes
Her entertained the following party
at dinner at tho Oriental. Mr.. and
Mrs. jules T.. Schneider. Mrs. George
Noble and Mrs. w, c. Conner,
Miss Lucy Brown of Calvert, who
has been visiting Miss Nettie Baldwin.
has returned home.
Miss Ethel Hastings Scruggs Is at
Houston for the reunion festivities,
after which she Will Join her aunt. Mrs,
AMMO ID. Heorne. for the regatta at
Austin.
The house party OF the Grand Wind
scr has been swclled by MIR. and Mrs
William II. Couutiss OF Chicago. Mrs.
| Countss is an especially bright and
| charming young matron.
| Miss Laura Gaaton, the chosen queen
| OF the Confederate reunion, and her
| train Of maids and courtlcrs, leave to-
day Tor Houston. Her ladies. waiting
are Miss Mary Carnos and Miss Ruby
| Traylor.
Mrs. W. L. Williams. Mrs. WIN A.
! Watkln and Mrs. Herbert Weaver were
the hostesses OF very pretty ana sue
I al aal lFaIsl
ming at the latterg residence, ii9 Ross
| avenue. The raison d'otrc was the
| Central Circle OF Kings Daughters.
TIE assisting party Included Mrs U.
| ~ Short, Mrs George Ewell. Mrs NJ.
NJ. Davis, Miss Campbell, Miss Davis
ana others
The Merry Wives Euchrc club de-
llghtfully wound up their season on
| Thursday at the handsome home OF
| Mrs. George Atkins midst the perfume
and fragrance OF lclora's rarest tro-
phlc1 they enjoyed this popular game
for two hours, tho tables being set In
the drawing room and library. -Four
prizes were given, two for the guests
| and two for the club members. one,
the writer got peep at. was "Nillady's
Bower painted In water color on
white satln and framed IN gold aud
| ivory. Refreshments Of Neapoltnn
cream, chocolate russo and cake were
served by the hosteps, assisted by her
| daughter Miss Anne The club mem
beers We're Mesdamcs j. T. Tregeyant,
Charles Dexter, Il, NJ. Reardon. s. NJ.
Finley, Edourd Gray. Bryan snyder,
| w. 10, Hughes. Henry w. Wandlesa.
c, c. Kinney. J. II, Oldham. Seth Mill-
er, Jules II. Roberts
The guests were Mesdamoa Webster
| Snydnr, u l.. Davenport NJ. morrill,,
Henry ENnll, Robert Cowart. ID, II.
Morrow, Richard Morgan. a. d. AID
~ IN ia. q
| W, H. Robinson, NJ, Mcclellan, Wales
y. Townsend, W, II, Flippen, Theo T..
Wallace. Cecil \. Heating, led A. stu
art and Miss Dolly Tucker.
The Charity Chapter ot Saint Mat
thcws give garden fete on the lawn
Of Mrs George Atkins home ON next
| Friday night
! Mrs. living. ono OF the lending lights
81 the Guild auxiliary In the Episcopal
| church or this country, viii be the
guest OF Bishop and Mrs, A. C. Car
rett this week. on Tuesday night they
tender her .. reception at their home.
| "Pleaanntnn."
On Tuesday Mrs. Phillip Barry Mil
Ter and Miss Miller added an exquisite
| blossom aud tied n bright bow-knot
TO tho tea rosary Of the season, which
has been all that feminine taste and
tact could achieve.
The scene and setting OF this par
tlcular dainty one was tho handsome
I home of the former ON the East Side,
| which for the occasion combined AL
the charms OF lovely blossoms, bcRuu-
full women, enhancing melody and
graceful hospitality.
Like Roanmondc'a bower the rccrp-
ton suite was with ita mellow iight
low music and perfumery blossoms,
The hail whore Master Tom Barry. the
bright Young son OF the house. IN vel
vet Elton and lace frills, received the
cards and announced the guests In
true Beau Brummell style, was eff
fcctively grouped with palms and TO-
Haze. The pNrlor whore the hostess
extended her welcome, was a charming
study in yellow. From great alll,on
canopy shades golden glow wnH
ahowercd over the room. and from
bowls on mantcl. cabinet and piano,
clusters of yellow roses sent forth their
delicate odur. A pretty grotto was
formed OF ferns and flowers on the
hearth-stone, that was bordercd by
yollow-hcaded tulip blossoms. Meteor
and Bon Silene roses were used with
artistic effect about the library, where
tho guests dallled in social pleasantly
TO and from the dining room, which
was n confectlon In pink, with one OF
the daintlest tables II has been the
lot Of the beauslcclc to see this sea-
son, II was an elegant oakon AFFAIR,
min with mn exquisite centerpieco done
In fieur-do-lys. From corner to corner
was stretched broad pink satin ribbon
caught into huge directoire knots,
while crossing the center from the
side to side, were atrlngs Of HmllaS
held IN place by n tall slender ariel
vase In cut glass, Allied with aurora
carnations. The condiments were
mnrshmallows and pink confetti piled
high IN rare bits of china set on dainty
MEXICAN doiiles. and strawberry sher-
bet frappe and cake, served hy lot
of pretty young matrons and maids
In evening dress,
Mrs. Miller received her guests IN n
handsome gown OF brocho grenedlne
in black and heliotrope, with bodice
stocked and plastroned with chiffon.
cnught with a cut Jet eeinturc, dla-
monds, and fan OF black painted
iisse. Miss Miller was in chic little gown
In black satin, with low bodice finished
with great sleeve poufs OF burnt
orange satin yelled with black CHIFFON,
nnd carried n huge bouquet OF Na=-
elyse roses. They were assisted In re-
reiying by Mrs. Robt. ~ Bcrroy IN q
dainty creation In pearl mule. with
gnuara low waist, banded. ana glrllvu
with broad satin ribbon and frilled
with sans Gene lace. Bcaujolals boa
~ yipients and yellow roses. Also
. / Nfi,a T,llo WILLIAMS OF Fort worth,