Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

adara,, uashed cheny silk, with
,,i,., SKIRT and bodice inlald with
p,.,,,. Inpire and frilled with point
bruses lace. diamond solItaires. NJ Nj
aisNahder Sanger. a Paris gown Win
souet oil satin velour, in pale blue and
Ivse tones, and bodice of accordenn-
parted blush chiffon draped win a
pertna OF old Spanish lace that was
ausnt at the corsage point with an
eNlulsite diamond primrose that had
5ieeh enameied leaves studded with
uiaiilonds; Mrs. A. d. Aldrldpe blaci,
shot satin skirt with draped boaics az
siiNer-blue satin. brocaded in Inv blue
noWerets, stocked In blue velvet ana
eniiieu with Venitian lace; Mrs. Addie
stuart OF Corsicana, blacls mean do
sorie skirt with bodice poufed with
burnt orange crepe de solr held with
JET ana cuirassed with cut let dia-
mond Jewels; Mrs. Harry Van Mater
VI DehVer' checked wool gown In
brown shades with yoke accordeon
frllls and knots Of brown MORE. din-
mond enameled Jewels; Mrs. Il. Nj.
BARLEY, black satin skirt with fancy
Doulce IN dafodil chiffon corseleted in
veiVet embroidered in mock Jewels.
Miss de lJarnette, bon bonnlere striped
taneta silk with low bodice bordered
with black vlolets and sleeved I'm black
satin: Miss Katherine Leake, q feurette
sicl lenne. with skirt and drop" bo-
ulce caught with coquillage of rib
bon: Miss Walker, Napoleon-red silk
and crepe de chine, with decollete
bodice knotted with ribbon; Miss At
klns, white brocade chine silk frilled
In point de Venise lace and bowed
with ribbon; Miss Louise Lee. Rose dn
Berri-crinkeled crepe de sole with low.
bodice knotted a-la-swallow- wing with
the material; Miss Kate Schneider.
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maltese lace and cerlse ribbon knots
and rosettes. Gene. the young daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cannon. wore u little en-
pre- frook in rose colored crepe de
chine with fiutterlng ribbons. pink
nose and slippers. She was assisted
In ushering in the guests by Adeline
Stuart In bisque-blue China silk in
serted and frilled with Aflgnonne lace,
and her cousin. Ottie Conner, In daisy
yellow crepon knutted in black velvet
and laid with heavy yellow lace.
Some $50 ladies or more called, and
number of the husbands and elegi-
bles of society-Messrs. Cannon, Rear
don and Davis assisting the ladies at
the finish. Among those who dropped
in late We're Mr.. CASTOR Meslier and his
sister, Miss Meslier, who might have
Just stepped out OF Paquin's so Par
isian did she look I'm an ivory satin
Ing over "A petticoat of mousselme de
sole bordered with gilt sequins. The
close fitting French bodice resembled
a coat of mail the brocade being ex-
qusitely traced witt gold beads and
sequins, asd the closely capped EN-
broidered sleeves having great elbow
poufs of the chiffon. A spangled white
satin butterfly toque, gold traced
glace giants and patent leather tips
completed the elegant toilette
Among the handsome and very en-
loyable affairs of the week was din
1er party rendered by Madame Marie
Decca TO Divide and Madame Musin. at
he Grand Windsor ON Tuesday night,
after the concert, The dinner was set
and served In the private dining room
II the hotel, and had menu of nine
lourses Of the very choicest Vlands OF
he market, which the famous chef did
himself proud in preparing. The board
was very dainty laid with covers for
eight, and was centersd by a large
cluster of American Beauty and perle
les Jardin roses in cut-glass bowl on
| dainty center piece embroidered in
lover blossoms. The wines served
ormed veritable banquet, as they
we're the rarest OF imported. The
great song bird presided at the head OF
he table with that witchery and flnesse
With which she sings her celebrated
Irias. As a hostess and after-dinner
alkel' she is simply par excellent,
diving every brOgue from A TO y with |
nimiiable perfection and Presenting
keen sense OF the ridiculous. which |
When related by her Is doubly amusing. |
nd always Infectious For this occa- |
ion she wore a trained gown OF white |
'elour bordered about the train and |
ow neck, with wide band OF ermne, |
With great poufed sleeves of old Span
sh lace. The ermine ceinture was
lasped with an old roccoco buckle,
nd her soft brown. gold-touched hair.
vas held with a beaten gold fillet,
with n diamond constellation
hat flashed just above her brow. The
erving was under the personal direc-
ion of Mansfield, the head waiter, the
etinue being In full dress. The party
at down at 1880 and it was 1880 be-
ore the cafe moir was served-each
course being interlarded with some
onvulsive story, some delightful remi-
lscence OF her travels and the people
he had met,
Miss Annie Lee Cubley and Mr.. VIM.
McCray were married on Wednesday
vening at the First Methodist church
4 Oak Cllff by the pastor, Rev. A. p.
NTH. Miss Susie Williams played the
ridnl march and Messrs, Mae Tendon,
zee Stedham. w. W. Smith and VIII
am Moore ofiiclated as ushers. After
he ceremony the bridal party drove
} Ingleside In Dallas. where Mrs. A.
. Spears and house party rendered
hem an informal reception. The bride
'ore gown in cafe au lait novelty
10th and shot silk trimmed In cut
teel and de Lyle lace. with hat, gloves
nd shoes to match, and carried a bou-
uet of perle des Jardin roses. During
ne pleasantly OF the evening refresh
rents OF ice cream, cake and fruit
ere served and an impromptu und very
njoyable program was given, to which
Iiss Ella Spears. the daughter OF the
ouse, gave an artistic recital OF
Vashti"
A delightful card party. that had for
8 patron saint old St Valentine, was
iat given by Mr. and Mrs. Wales ].
ownsend for Mr., and Mrs. Alfred
avis OF New York city. Tables We're
Il for progressive eucher. Tables and