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

Last week was commencement week
here at the Capital City and there was
many beautiful and charming young
lady visitors from different points In
the state. The college boy played the
gallant, commencing Sunday morning
last and continuing until the Thursday
morning following Austin entertalns
layishly during commencement week
the place takes care of its visitors like
no other city in Texas. There are eN-
cursions up the Colorado on the steam
ers with excellent music on board, en-
tertainmcnts at the pretty parks. lawn
parties at the beautiful homes and
yards, fishing parties al the dam De,
sides the usual number of hops ana
germans Miss Julia Pease has re-
turned from a visit to Mexico. Miss
Kate Kidd of Houston and Miss NC
Lean Of Fort Worth were here during
commencement visiting friends. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Johnson and daughters, Misses
Birdie and Minnie, are back from an
extended visit to Tennessee friends.
Miss Pearl Melasky of Gainesville is
the guest Of the family OF Il. MelaslSy
Miss Julia Bacon Of Houston Is the
guest of Mrs. Monroe Miller. Mrs
| Milton Brown of Fort Worth Is visit
| ing Mrs. Mlnna u. Mckay. Mrs.
Thomas Hostetter has returned TO her
home in St Louis after spending sew
| G w. Daniel. Miss Lizzie Harris OF
| Mexico Is the guest Of Miss Daisy
| Crawford Miss Eleanor Russell Is
| back from a several months visit to
| Houston. Miss Gertie Evans OF
| Georgetown Is visiting Miss Martha
| Farrell Miss Lille Robertson Is VS.
] iting her sister, Mrs. II. II. Edwards
! of Waco. Mrs. II. 5. Tom ana Miss
Nora Tom of san Antonio were visit
ors here the past week, Mrs. Emmett
Paschal and niece have returned from
a two weeks visit to san Antonio,...
Miss Oma Grogan OF Manor spent
commencement week with Miss Grace
Murrv. Miss Flora Walz OF Waco Is
visiting Mrs $. r.. Esser Mrs. Ella
| Dancy. accompanied by Miss Winnie
! Ledbetter OF Coleman have returned
from San Antonio where they visited
Mrs Alonzo Millet Miss Lcdbetter
will make short stay with her grand
mother, Mrs l.. A, Dancy ON East
avenue The University boys gave
,bcir annual german Tuesday morning
nj Eighth street hall. Dancing was
begun at 1880 and continued three
hours. The music was furnished by
The Fifth cavalry band.
profuslon of Jessamlnes and Mar
guerites In mammoth bank arrange
ments and other tasty conceptions
greeted the eye from every corner
.
german was under the leadership OF
Mir. Zick Melasky, having as his part
ner Miss Pearl Melasky OF Gainesville,
and 10 the leader is due the prettiest
and most unique figures that have
ever graced the Capital City's social
calendar, many of the figures being
Innovations. The closing exercises
of the boys school connected with ST
Nary's academy carried out the pro,
gram following at the old Capital
church Monday evening. The stage
was tastefully decorated with potteg
aoyers and the national nag occupied
n prominent place. The program
Song. welcome; The Boy and the Frog
recitation, Master Joseph Kuhn; the
Atheists Lesson, recitation, Master
Charles schneider: Bublein, recitation
Master II. ]. REM; VOCAL am Fenater
Nein McCashin The King in Disguise
Masters A. Brunner J, Baur and u
Collins; Song. The Ocean Blue; Oul
Flag. Masters Roy Newton, Jno. Cyp'
her, W. Grimes, f. Fisher. II. Weise