Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

ding march. clearly rendered by Miss
lrma Fosdick. before the Rev. Horace
Bishop, who In hs most earnest and
eloquent. manner pronounced them
man and wife. The handsome bride
was most charmlnRly gowned In
travelling suit OF English chevlot OF
black and gray, the so.t tints and pluin
mode, suiting the magnificent coloring
OF her beautiful face and handsome
ngure admirably. The house was most
tastefully decorated. the dining room
being the piece de resistance. where the
table under the beautiful decorations
falrly groaned under the viands 30
lavishly and Hospitality dispensed,
happy feature being the serving done
by number OF the young gentlemen.
society fayorites and intimate friends
OF the bride aud groom.
several happy toasts were proposed
ana responded to both for the bride
and groom, After hearty and sincere
congratulations the young couple took
their departure amid veritabie show
or of rice for the afternoon train.
which bore thcm TO their home In San
Antonio.
The scores OF friends OF the young
couple VIII be pleased to know that
they Will return 10 Fort Worth to re,
side permanently In a short time
Among the many handsome presents
we noted the following;
Linen drawn and embroidered tray
cloth. Mrs DIR. Price; handsome toilet
set, Mr.. and Mrs, n, Z. Maddox; hand
some Russia leather card purse and
check, the brides father; silver mount
cd purse, Mrs. a, w. Scoble, empire
fan. Mrs. Sorrels OF Hlllsboro; hand
some fan. Miss Loughrldgv. empire
ncgiige gown In brown and yellow,
Mrs. a, W Scohlei rug. Mrs. J.W VIII
Hams, Misses Eull and julia Williams.
violet lunch cloth. Mrs. Tobe Maddox.
book, Selected Pictures by American
artists, Mr. and Mrs. Barnum SILK
chatelnin and point lace handkerchief,
Mrs Carlton. Dallas; half dozen cut
glass tumblern. MIR. and Mrs. Joe May
en-; souvenir cup aud saucer. Nliss 1rIna
Fosdicki silver mustard Jar, Rev. and
Mrs CASH.; royal Worcester tea not.
Is. u. aud William Thompson; silver
nut bowl. Mrs Wilkes and Mrs, Faulis-
neri cut glass pepper and salt cellar,
William ]. Estes; cut glass finger
bowls, Miss Nash. handsome bronze
lamp, Charles Henning; cut glass Vine
garette, ID, c. Wcnthcrby. handsome
umbrella, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Ellison.
silver walter, Mir Tohe Maddox. silver
mounted cracker Jar Judge and Mrs,
\, II, Albrlghti silver aud Nenltian
flower bowl Mrs Susie willing: royal
Worcester pitcher, Talbot Bateman.
silver mounted dressing mirror. J. 10
Mitchell; Egyptian vase. DR. and Mira.
IL, W. Williams; lIavllland celery dish.
MIR and Mrs, j. w Day. royal Wor-
ctster card tray, Or. ana Mrs Caps;
silver berry spoon, Mr.. and dir. w, 9.
pfaeilie; Imported linen breakfast set.
w. j, Fisher; royal Worcester bon
bonniere dish, Clara and Mary Whitln.
two china placqueH and stands. MIR.
and Mrs, j. j. Massie; silver berry
forks, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. un,oman;
half dozen silver tea spoons, Col. ana
Mrs, IL, W. rayluri cut glasa sugar
sitter Anna Garncri silver icn bowl.
William Mnssle; HavillHnd fruit bowl.
MIR ana Mrs, w. ]. want, silver bread
tray. MIR. and Mira. j. Q, Loving;
white cnamellcd Wedding day-book
Mr.. Joseph Loving. HaVlllnnd baking
set Mr.. and Mrs, n T., Day. royal
Worcester J1rdinerc, Mr. and Mrs
George Masslc; china and brass lamp
Mrs NJ II, Moore, Nashville.
The guests present We're.
Judge and Mrs. II. Il. Albright, Col
and Mrs. ". W. Taylor, Mrs. j. NJ. WI.
llams, Misses Eula and Julia Williams,
Mrs Whitla, Misses Clara and Mary
whitla. Mr.. and Mrs w A, Garner,
Miss Garner. Mr., and Mrs. W @. Bate
man. Mr. aud Mrs. George Maaslc,
Mr., and Mrs, @, H. Morcland. Mr.. and
Mrs I'D Maddox. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
seoble. Mr. and Mrs Rivers. Mr.. and
Mrs Tobe Maddox, Mr., and Mrs. Jim
Maddox Mr.. Bob MaddoS, MIR. Talbot
Bnteman Mr.. WIN Masplo, Rev. Harry
Cassll and Wife, Miss Juunlta cassil.
Miss Grace Hollingsworth. Miss Minnie
Nash. Miss Irma FoHdlck, Misses Bis-
hop. Or. and Mrs, q. w. Wilitoe Mr.
and Mrs. W. J, Faulkner, Mrs. willing,
MIR. and Mrs. John Maasle, Rev llor-
ace Bishop. Mlas Matte Loughrldge
Miss May Latimcr Mr., ana Mrs, Tom
Day, Mir. and Mra, w, J, Want. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Day Mrs, NJ, H. Moore.
Nashvillc Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Loving,
Mr.. Joe Loving, Mr. and Mira. G.. W
Baker Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~. Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben q, IIar-in, Mr. w. A.
Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garner Or.
and Mira cnpps. Mr., and Mrs. joe
Mayer. Or. and Mrs Price. Mr.. Bert
Glenn, Mr. Cal Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
Beazley. Mr. md MrH. Bnrnum. MIR.
WIN Estes Mr.. ID. G. Wcathorby, Mira,
Dcnne, Mrs ARlsow, Mr., W. j Fisher,
Mr. II. NJ Carter. Mira. Bette Carlton.
Dallas; Mrs. Sorrcls Hlllsboro; Mrs.
Graves. WIN Graves. Il. d. Thompson,
William II. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas. Mr.. Thad Thomas. Mr. Muir
ray Scoot, Miss Ruth Barnes. MiaB
Pearl Willing. Miss Annie sorrels, Miss
Lila Askcw, Miss Mildred Arkew, Miss
Susie Askew Mr. Herbert Maddox,
Mr. Adrian Ford. Mbs Phil Willing,
Miss May Dillon, Mr.. w. G. Pfaeiiin,
Mr.. Tom Ellison, Miss Florence Barnes,
Mr. Fred NJ. Bowman, Or. and Mira,
Williams. Miss Katie Harrington. Mrs.
Virginia Ford.
Thursday night Mr.. J. II. James
compllmented Miss Sallie Mae Cross
with a German at Tyler's lake Car
rlco's band furnished the music, and
most delightful time was spent. Those
present were.
Misses Daggett. Gallup. Fngen.
Hughes. Rintleman. Preston, Kidd.