Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

shakespeare and introduced many ia |
NOUS dishes OF that epoch, among |
them being apple-John. which the club
differed with MIR. Morgan In thinking |
IL meant pie.
The kings reverie was essayed with |
much feeling and fine conception by |
the hostess. who always shows a
thorough understanding OF all she UNI
dertakes. After the lesson the COM
pRny was favored by vocal solo.
who Knows by Cowcn, sung by Miss
Allyn, a guest of the house. and a dra-
matte recital of tale OF love. jealousy
and murder In Old Padua. by Miss An
ME Lee Rodgers. Dallas dramatic star
amateur.
The paper OF the meeting was n
critiaue OF Mansfield in Napoleon by
Mrs. Edward Gray, who thought that
though this great actor might be rid
Ing on the crest OF the Napoleonlc
wave that is sweeping over the coun-
try. he 1eopardlzed much OF his great
ness in adding II to his repertoire, as
he was Mansfield and not Napoleon
all the way from start to finish.
During the social aftermath rcfresh-
ments of cake. wine Jelly, frappe and
coffee were dalntly served by the
hostess assisted by her sister Mrs,
w. o. Connor and Mrs. Addlc Stewart
of Corsicana.
The next meeting VIII be held with
Mrs. Kate Terrell. when n Mansfield
table talk will be added to the pro-
gram.
The matinee progressive euchre party
! of ten tables given on Tueaday by Mrs.
| George Atkins to u bevy of Dallas
most charming young matrons and
popular girls Is spoken OF Il very
delightful and artisucally appointed
| affair. The score cards We're hand
I flu "a az
| ing all the famous flowers of milady's
| garden. which framed faces Of vanity
| Fair and sported sonnets TO their
belleship. They were exquisite In con-
| eeptlon and design and now occupy
special places de honour in cabinets
OF card souvenirs of this very prolific
season. The royal prize Tor the young
ladies. n cut glass viniagrette. was
captured by Miss Cargill OF Houston.
The royal for the married ladies, u
| figure picture, representing youth,
middle age and maturity was won by
Mrs, Il. NJ Reardon.
The collation. served at the finish
introduced napcry and condiments as
dainty as the tavors and melange OF
instrumental music given by request by
| Miss Atkins Mrs. Morrow ana others
Society people were so largely repre-
scented In the cast OF the
Carnival OF Mirth. which occu-
pied the opera house boards three
days. that the doings OF the week have
been confined almost entirely to card
parties. The tableauS vivant, intro
duclng nine pictures OF Shakespeare'a
fairest women, were charmingly posed
by members of the Association of Dra-
matte Art. The Royal Pageant of l4iv-
ing Whist which was introduced re-
Gently in Washington by the digni-
taries and beautiful women of the
capital with such eclat. was repre-
scented by tho beauties. bellies ana
beaux of society The dressing OF the
royal cortege was especially handsome
and effective and the feature was a
great success. A feature de resistance
was La Aiinuet de Louis XIV, danced
BY n bevy of little boys and girls, eN-
aulsltely costumed In the court dress
OF that period. who went through the
stately measures and curtoaies with
narked precision and grace.
The personnel was as follows;
Due de la Brabnlone. -. Fred Kelly
Duchess de la Brabalone. Matte Gocde
Due de Maupassant.. .LockHley flle
Duchess de Maupassant, Ethel Maynor
MARQUIS de Brissac.. Lansing irvine
Mardulse de 8rissac.... Blanche Kahn
Marquis de Maintenon. Percy Rodgers
Marqulse de Malntenon. Adeline stuart
, Vicomte D'Eplnay., Wilbur Ndwei
V!comtess D'Eplnay. .....May Knight
Vlcomte do la Beauseunt,..,.,,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warren Rodsera
! yicomtess de Ia Beauseunt, .,,s.,.
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Louise rNhhs
Baron Boutonniere. .......,John EVahs
Baronne Boutonniere. ......".. -.
Cleveland Fhzgei ald
Cheyallar de la Jardlnlele,.. SO.
Letrobe Orler,onh
Madame de la Jardinieee.....,.....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ellen JScksor
( The Battle Of Flowers, wh.eh inno
duced "A garden OF dainty little girli
? representing different posies' Wnos'
! queen was pretty ana swcs7, N"l't'
' Miss Jennie Allyn OF carslcnna, hans
90 ,olIv brownies, whose king WIS Mr.
{, leo Rubcnstein: a bunch OF sunlloW
= ora that might haze dropped N IRON
r tho tropics. and u gro up or niuinhi
I'm charge of II clown gotten up resaru
n lcss WINS one of the "ictutnsqus an,
D taking features; while the scarf erlil
e n poem Of color ami gra2e' was 81 ~
Y by a coterie OF pretty sohooi s'Ils; ~" ~
5 the March Of the Amaaohs, ~ Urn ,y ,a'
trnduciuE many artistic HsuitA' ""
: aonn nv sixteen missea Baly MI
k forned I'm black and silver ana ie,
Win marked precision 'y MISS Lou
O podpors Two little folks that aude
$ n touch of court grace anu 'puu'y ,
tha scene were flora lNhuh anu AZ ~
t Vim Ortlicb, who acted as nages' I'm
:. so1o dancer OF the fete was niue ihirs
n s sonted bessie Wolfson. who gave tn
= iatcst In skirt frivolities. a.
- owing to the Indictment weainer y,
: carnival was not financial success ;,
/, INT The directors, Mr.. and Mrs. -
e n I,yng-Hall and the Library ass W..
citation. under whose auspices ~ Mn
e ,,Ivcn. are to be congratulated IN iu'
e niahinr such an artistic treat, o..
y Mesdan,os w. IL. Flippen ana ~,
4, sunipter carried off the pam rI'a ar
a eyening by giving the largest ana on
It tbc most delightful duplicate WIZ W.,
10 Writes Of the season. The home OF MI aa,
10 TEtinnen h not only handsome on.
le but exceedingly Wen appoin.eI ~ va
IS tertainlng. and. on this occasion, W.
y nbloom with the rarest OF conset,'i' ~,
y. trna s,,rcs. Ten tables were sel, "
u drawing OF partners anu assls ill'',i,
,r Of tables introducing, uh,n,y s"n 1'ei,
Il, heart and diamond oelluloil eNru,,,
Ne Ended with numbers and knotteH WY
81 r,hbons ia vari-colorf.
" me royai prizes. u lovely whip 9reai
nn e ,n silver and gold in ladle de
" slgn md an imported paper weisH
ri ia holder In bronze. the shape ..
,r t,rtie were carried on by Mrs 'Sli, 10
m Ch,,rcb ana Mr.. Russell Myrick. W
~. NitNt ~ -i,na a rosebud vase IN rpYH