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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Vlrgle Moore of Musgrove
Springs returned home Tuesday after
u pleasant visit 10 friends In the city
About $50 delegates attended the
Knights Templar celebration at Black
Jack sunday.
$. Z. Mann and wifo and baby, sim
lInrtHheld and Vito and Misses ella
Ashcroft and tula Brinker spent two
days OF the week hunting.
Miss Rosa Withers came up from
Wlnsboro Tuesday.
Friday night tho Sixth Regiment
band gave II delightful COMFORT at tho
Main Street opera house. The music
was excellent, especially the quartet
composed of the excellent singers. c.
@. Whittle, A. ID, ErvlnR, Harry Ros-
crs and Robert ScarleB. a. b. Erving
rendered Living Pictures IN tho
Crate" In pleasant manner Miss
Lon CarOthors sang HE Was a
Prince In her usual pretty style. She
has fine voice and pleased every one.
The solo. yes. Love You" by Master
Roby Hollingsworth was very pretty.
The entertainment was quite sue
cess ana the Sixth Regiment band will
try and give musicale every two
weeks. The ovortures by the Sixth
Regiment orchestra were especially
beautiful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Jessie and Reno Friend In seating the
guests and in serving refreshing ices,
cakes and crystalized dnlnties, after
the prelude Some sixty ladies at
tended
Solomon In all his glory was not ar
rayed like the Easter woman. There ~
a commingiing OF all epochs. scent
of all ages In the Easter garb, which.
though pretty and picturesque In the
main, gets very near the grotesQue.
and burlesque. The ultra Ia fashion
can sometimes be adopted 10 marked
effect. but the outre ever sacrifices for
naught those revered canpns OF form.
which even capricious Dame Fashion
says mass 10 In her most eNtravagant
revels. Marie Louise hats and Sussex
sleeves. Dutch bonnets aud Grecinn
girdies. Napoleonic hats and godet
skirts hobnob together In the I'm de
steele courage and abandon.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Reardon Is at Mineral
Wells for a fortnight.
Miss Elizabeth Miller OF New York,
who has wlntered in Dallas the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. Seth Miller, will
leave this morning for Des Molncs, Ia.
en- route home.
Mrs. ~. q. Childs. accompanied Mrs.
Potter to Sedalia, Mo, where In JunS
she will be Joined by Mr. Childs and
go TO the Atlantic coast for the SUM
mcr
Mrs. G.. IL. Mckinney, the handsome
and Interesting guest OF Mrs. Paul
Florlan, will leave this week for her
home in New York city
Miss 4 Della Long, Mrs. Chuton's
young guest, win leave this week for
her home In Kentucky.
Miss Price. Of Georgetown, Ky, Ia
the guest OF Mrs. Robert r.. l.. Knigst,
on the North side.
Mrs. Hugh w. Fitzgerald and chill
drcn leave this week for ten days
trip to Austin and Corpus Christi,
Mrs. r. II. Chiffon has cards out for
Tuesday in honor Of Miss Baker OF
Sherman. and Miss Mills
on Thufaduy DR., aud Mrs Chiffon
banquet the visiting physicians.
Miss Sallle Dent LETT ON Friday for
Alexandria, La, on a visit TO relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Mira. A. Il. King left on the eth to
visit her brother In scaly, Tex.
Mrs. NJ. j, Woodland OF Antelope.
Tex, Is visiting her daughters, Ncs-
dames J. o. and Fred Mccormick and
Mrs. j. II. Long
Mrs William McItenslg OF whitesbore
~ visiting friends and relatives In
Denton.
Mrs. j. MoNeal, who formerly ran
the May hotel IN this city. but Who 10
now living in California, spent several
days In Denton this week.
Mrs. A. II. Walden spent last weols
visiting the family OF Colonel A. AZ.
York OF La Porte, Tex.
Mrs. John Douglas is now on a visit
TO her parents. Mr.. and Mira. Win Ora
h1n OF La Porte. Tex.
Miss Emma Lightncr npent several
days In Dallas last week.
Misc Stella Allen " Decatur Waited,
Mrs. A. J. Howell last week.
MisH Minnie Dpbar and Mr.. IL. A.
Leathorwood OF Pottsboro were very
quietly married at tho home OF this
brides parents at 1888 on tna nth
Dr. J. l.. Martin officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Alice Foster Is spending sovsr
al days In LOngvlew.
Fred Foscure OF Arlington has re-
turned home after spending sqne time
with his sister, Mrs. Abble Hudson OF
jefferson.
Mra. Lewis Longinoth spent Sunday
AT home and returned to Atlanta Mon
dry morning.
Miss Ruth Hanley Is visiting in Tex
nrlSana
Mrs George Freeman Ia visiting In
Shreveport, La.
Ike Goldberg has returned TO Fort
Worth after spending some time with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Goldberg and daugh-
ter have returned to their homo In
New York City.
Airs. S. a. AieNceley OF Beaumont is
the guest Of her mother, Mira Kate
Woods Of our city.
w. c. I'M and II. Il. Walker loft
Monday for San Antonio, where they
went as delegates to the grand counsel
of the Legion OF Honor, which oon-
NoneB In that city on the 1eth.
There was u dance given at the resi-I
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Adams
last Saturday night complimentary tol
some young girls Of Marshall Ali an
Joyed themselves immensely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Lula Gibson has returned from
Grccnvlllc.
Mrs. NJ. Il. nm OF Mt Vernon is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Hol-
man.
Mrs. Blaokstool returned Sunday
flom visit 10 Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. j, H. Morris visited Hughes
SpringB last week,
1ho young people enjoyed n pleasant
evening at Or. Llghtfoots last FRI
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Drum
mond Of Gray Rock spent day or
two in Plttsburg last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Bland OF Wylic Is visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. s. l.. Hanna.
Miss Josie Baird left Tuesday for
Troupe. and will remain several
months.
Rev. o. =. Thomas. presiding elder
OF the Plttsburg district NJ T. church.
South. arrived with his family from
Jefferson last Wednesday and Will
make this his home
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
gave an Easter egg hunt last Satur-
day, which was much enjoyed by the
little folks,
Miss King Of san Bornardino, CAL.
is Visiting her uncle Mr.. n. a. King,
The following party left Monday for
the Epworth league convention at
Houston: Rev. o. +. Thomas. Rev. II.
G, Calhoun, Mrs. Phronlc Hopkins.
Misses Lena and Rosa Bass, May Turk,
Winnie Clark, Kate Goo1John. Minnie
Hess, Messrs. a. d, Greer and Jim
Crldellc.
Mr. Horace Hebpnpurt has gone to
Austin to attend school.
Mas Annie Reeves spent several days
with friends here this week.
Mlse willis gave IA class recital at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. II. a.
King Tuesday evening. About fifty
invited guests were present and were
highly entertained with the following
program; Violin duct, Misses Flntan
aud Goldberg; Past and Future" song,
ODe Koven), Miss Vera Walker; "rnke
Care" Miss Louise IGucy; Hush A-bye
Baby" Miss Eva Goldberg; Sunset"
(BuclO. Miss Flatan; by the Fount-
ain" tAdams). Clifton sheppard,
'Nolces OF the Woods Rubenstein).
Miss 1lill Lullaby" Miss Jones
"Asthoro" CTrotere). Miss I0iatan and
chorus; Cradle Song CNorrls), Mlss
Towns; Loves Old Sweet Song" Mrs.
-. II. Greer; 'Lullaby" uirmlnie). Mrs.
Sheppard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

The Congregational church was filled
TO It's utmost capacity Sunday night,
and the congregation felt amply repaid
for attending, The tropical palms and
many pretty flowers added to the beau
ty Of the scene. The music was eX-
cellent, and the male quartette. lead
by Prof. MurfrGc, deserves especial
mention in their rendition OF the Way
side Cross"
Mrs. Ivy, whose glorious voice is so
wei knowpt gang that exquisite solo,
"The Holy CITY," accompanied by her
niece. Miss Moore. II was n rare treat.
Mesdamcs Williams and Leonard's
voices We're very sweet, and added to
the choir very much
Among other numerous Rotations.
we enjoyed those especially by Miss
Lenna Tlmms and Conger and Kath-
crime Hudson. The entire entertain
ment was delightful, and the choir
was well trained. The scripture lesson
was reclted by a young boy and girl
The Easter services at the Episcopal
church were observed In the usual
manner. Beautiful flowers and palms
adorned the altar. chancel and choir
stalls. Natures choicest and sweetest
treasures were arranged by artistic
hand in every Imaginable style of grace
and symmetry, from the modest violet
to the waXen Easter lily. The music
was very good, the offertory being
rendered by Mr.. Tom Boardman, who
has magnificent baritone voice. HIS
rendition Of Calvary was indeed
lovely.
In the afternoon the school celebra-
tion took place Master Tom Osborn
and his sister Ethel, were baptized
After the singing OF several songs by
the children, the prizes were awarded
Llzzle Humphrey, tiny tot in Miss
Mande RansOne's class, won Ola
uv,1
lar attendance The catechism medals
were won by Miss Jessie Patrick Dol
ly Parker. Blanche George, and Master
Davenport
Several prizes were given to members
81 Mrs Etyron's and Mrs. McKoy's
class. Mrs. Tlmms gave her class
| yerv pretty cards and Easter eggs, as
| did Mrs. Long and Mrs, Mckay. The
/ children seemed well pleased. The
rector received an Easter booklet from
/ Mrs. Timms' class
The following delegates to the State
Jcpworth League accompanied Rev
erend Bourland and wife 20 Houston:
/ NJ p. Allnrd, George Philips, w. T..
/ Rlakeney, Misses Ava May Wilson, IVA
| Barley. I.ettle Langston Gee Conner.
| Jenie Baugh, I.izzle Turner, Mrs War
| rem and w. r. Russell
| Mrs Phillips OF Hico Is visiting hor
| sister. Mrs. w. c, Mcfarland.
The "Three Skies" met with Mrs.
| Frank Grumbine this week.
| Mesdames ]. T. Byron and W II.
| Cummings and Miss Jennie Brooks,
/ attended the Wyman-Dicllnson we'd
/ ding at Temple Monday.
81 ID. Moss and wife attended the
session OF the Knights Templar grand
lodge at Waco.
VIM. James and wife we're In Waco
| this week attending the grand lodge,
piek Hearne. John Glen, Bruce Grow,
| charlie Wllcher went to Waco this
week.
Miss Clara Slgier Is visiting In Waco.
Mrs Lawrence and daughter, Annie.
WHO have been visiting the family OF
"A. q. geuilock. have returned heme.
s. d. Moberly.r representative o. oliver
lodge No. 81, Knights OF Pythlas. left
10 attend the grand lodge az Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

is the guest of her cousin. Miss Ida
Hawkins,
seronades by Ramsdell's Crown or
chestra have been hugely enjoyed by
many the past two weeks.
quite an enjoyable hop WIS given at
the *. OF r. hail Thursday night.
Tho ladies of the Cemetery associ-
alton will dispense dainty vlands TO the
eplcuroan taste at the Patti building
Friday night,
Picnic parties are numerous. In fact
n craze, with our young people. a
delightful time is always spent BY each
party,
Henry Guthrie OF Burnet was in
our city Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Kittie Rhody OF st. Louis visited
Mrs. Louise Deichmnn OF this city Sum
day.
Miss Edden Embry, who has been
visiting friends and relatives IN Sher-
man for the past week, returned home
Friday. much to the delight of OF her
many friends.
Joe Perkins, prominent businens
young man OF this city has returned
home from n pleasant trip to HillsbJro
and Aivaudo.
AIR and Mrs. W. T. Tun are welcome
visitors in the city this week
c. \. Alexander. a relative of PROBES.
sor Alexander OF this city. has returned
home after brief visit.
MIR. A. II. Shoemaker Of Fort worth
spent Saturday md sunday In the city
with his parents.
Mossrs. Tip and Ed Cobb are visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. J. II. Kirkpatrick and family are
visiting in town this week.
Prof, Alexander and wife went down
TO Fort Worth Friday to hear Moody.
Mr., and Mrs. II. II. Halsell returned
Saturday from Houston, where they
went to attond the League convention.
Others Of tho party. Miss Cora Lorcly
and Miss Cora Goso. also returned.
Mrs, WIN Bush and children returned
home this week after u delightful trip
to her parents I'm Dallas.
Miss Nettlc Bellows charming
young lady OF Park springs, Is here
taking clocution lessons Of Miss KIM
hrouGh She Is visiting j, Il, Johnson's
family on South Oak street,
Mrs, and Mrs. Charles Smith have
returned home after a brief stay In
Palo Pinto county
Miss Minnie Johnson is at home again
10 the delight Of her many friends.
Mrs. j, A. Wcakley and children for
mer residents OF this city but now OF
bridgeport, were visiting here the lat
ter part Of the week
quite an interesting program was
rendered at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' FOREIGN Missionary society.
The young folks attended quite a
swell entertainment at the hospltable
home OF w. II, Portwood. given In hon
or Of Miss Mary Rec Martin Of Chico.
Every one reporta an elegant time,
The hop given at the opera house
Thursday evening was INDUCED In by
many OF Docuturs society people, It
ig pronounced the affair OF the sea-
son. There was nothing lacking. The
affair was given In honor Of Mrs. II. IL.
Proudcr OF Denton and MIR, and Mrs.
Fun OF Denton,
Tho entertainment given by the SAP
honian society OF the n. w, n. y. college
IN the auditorium OF tho school Friday
evening was much enjoyed by all. Miss
Ida Meistrut, the president Of the So
clety, had charge OF the exercises and
the following young ladies participated
Lula Clouts recitation
instrumental solo. Nellie Irene Beard.
Annie Benllo, Carrie Warren. dla-
! logucg.
Edna Tyler, music.
Looking Backward" by the society.
Solo. "Answer," Nellie Irene Beard.
Tableaux by society,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

The molten, golden notes" OF we'd
ding bells have filled the air this week.
on Thursday evening an elegant re-
ception was given at the home Of Mrs.
O. Il. Tyler IN honor OF The marriage OF
her son, Mr. l.. II. Tyler 10 Miss Leila
Erwin OF kaufman, Mrs. Tyler was aH-
sisted In receiving by MeBdnmes Geo.
w, Tyler. A. j. Embree, r. L. Henry.
w. NJ. Miller and Misses Daisy smith,
Lille James. Dora Austin, Stella Pierce
and Ada Lee.
Standing In bower Of smllax. Marc
chal Neil roses and Cape Jasmines, Mr.
Tyler and HIS beautiful bride received
the congratulations OF more than 200
friends.
About tho charming pnrlors OF this
handsome home feathery palms and
rare pot plants, their beauty enhanced
by the glow OF rasc-tintod lights
waved softly IN the breeze from the
sweet South" Handsome silver deli
cate china and other beautiful presents
were displayed in the second parlor
In IN Above two italian harpistp. sur
rounded by flowers, played during the
entire evening, Here Misses Stella
Pierce and Ada Lee, In dainty pink
gowns. presided over "A table wreathed
in smilnx and roses, and lighted by
pink fairy lamps. From O sparkling
cut-glass bowl they served delicious
fruit punch
Guests were then ushered into the
dining room. The lights here were
shaded I'm white and long pale green
and white satin ribbons extended 10
one corner OF the table, ending In
long loops A center-plcce and dol
leys OF Irish point over pale green satin
covered the beautifully carved aud
polished oak table. In the center OF the
table a silver vase. rising from bank
OF Marcehal Neil roses and maiden hair
fern held a large cluster OF magnif-
cent Gala illics. On ono end was a
I low fiat dish hlled with white pnnsics.
The dalutiest menus were served, and
each guest WAS presented with bou-
tonnler OF bride roses and maiden hair
| fern.
Intelligence and charming gracious
ness OF manner make the beautiful
( bride an acquisition 70 Bolton society.
welcome her. all things youthful
and sweet,
/ Scatter the blossoms under her feet"
On Tuesday, the 10th inst, at the
7 First Baptist church, Mr.. Chaa. b..
I Smith was married to Miss Elizabeth
Stuart Woodruff.
Miss hyde Smith as bridesmaid, snd
/ Mr.. w. G. Campbell az best man. were
the attendants Messra. Frank Russell
and I. J.. Dockum acted IA ushers.
The dainty. flimsy white bridal dress
/ showed Nils Woouruffs blonde beauty
| to the best advantage. Her bouquet
was OF exquisite Marechni Neil roses,
The bridesmaid, Miss Bydle Smith.
wore n gown OF white organdie, and
| carried bouquet Of La France roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith leff on wednes-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Park last night in honor OF the visiting
young ladies'.
Rev. John Shlves will be installed
minister OF the Presbyterian church to
morrow. DIR. S. a. King viii preach
the installation sermon.
Miss Dalla Mclver Ia visiting Mrs.
c, z. Dodge OF Temple
Col. N. II. Tracy and Eugene Wal
lace. ESD, OF Rookdale, attended court
here this week.
Judge j.. i. Muse has been cNe&c.i
orator for May Day celebration at
Rockdale.
court this week.
Lovelc McCord and u. s. Harrell re-
turned this week from St. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Dora Tankersley lett Wednes-
day Tor her home In Bowie.
Frank ana j. u. Arts weht to Mineral
Wells ON a visit Wednesday.
Ashley James returned from Hem
rlettu Thursday.
Thomas Reece, formerly OF this place
but now for some time past at Vernon.
is again IN this city as telegraph oper-
atur
Mrs. Lueeke entertained Monday
night In honor of Mr. Louie Lucko's
birthday All who attended report u
royal time.
MIR y. G. Smith visited Quanah We'd
nesday.
Miss budding returned home this
week.
The play Kingdom OF Mother Gose,"
under the auspices OF the ladies' of the
Episcopal church, appeared at Sauter's
opera house Wednesday evening, well
pafOulZeu.
The entertainment and supper given
by the military boys OF this city Tues
day evening was largely attended.
Mr.. Longstrcet OF washington, ID. c.,
delivered an eloquent lecture at the
court house Sunday afternoon on "The
Laws OF Moses
Mayor Joline went down the road
Monday.
Harry Daughterty Of Seymour. was
In the city Friday.
W. a. Squircs Of He1rietta visited our
city Tuesday.
John Molsolfe Of Bosque county pass
ed through the city Monday.
oliver Stockott OK Fort Worth
visited the city one day last week.
Rev Campbell left Monday for
Athens, Texas, where he goes to assist
IN revival meeting.
W. M. Tabb left Friday for Central
Texas.
e. o. Harris, formerly Of this place.
but now Of Iowa Park, was In this city
Thursday.
The "Enster Sunrise Meeting" Of Y.
7. $. c. p, was well attended
]. Y. Brooks, head boukkeepcr for
]. A. Kemp. left Friday with his family
for Waco, Texas
Col. Mnrchbanks delivered his IA
nous lecture "a Harp OF "A Thousand
Strings" NJ the court house In this
city Saturday evening.
The musicale at city View school
house last Tuesday night was de-
cided success In every respect.
Senator Goss passed through the city
en- route TO Austin.
Professor w. =. Grogan, who has
been teaching school In Seymour fof
some time past has accepted a posi-
tlon as clerk In the Katy office OF this
city.
Mrs. Alfred Burnett and Miss Pearl
Burnett Of Decatur are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller.
~ 70. Rogers was I'm this city on
Miss Mamie Crawford entertained
Thursday night In honor Of friends.
Mr., II, A. Arnold visited the city
Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22

Miss Belle Carol of Quannh was In
our city last week visiting friends.
Harry Hurt of COlllngsworth county
was In Childrcss Thursday.
Duss Swearlngon Of Quanah was In
the city this week visiting his brother
and family.
captain w. il. Walters prominent
attorney OF Vernon, spent several days
in Childress this week.
Frank Hulk, one OF Childress' proml-
ncnt young business mon, Is visiting at
his old home in Missouri
Mr.. Thomas Jefferies OF Motley coun-
~, IN company with his family. has
, been In the city several days this week.
visiting his mother and brother.
Misses Lettle MOrrle. FlOmle Albert.
Dr. Jim Albert and James Mcconnell
left Tuesday morning for Houston to
attend the meeting OF the Ebworth
League.
Robert Norris left on yesterday morn
ings express for Houston, where he
went as delegate 10 represent orr
local lodge In the grand nonclavo OF
the knights OF Pythias OF Texas.
j. l.. Burles0n, merchant prince
of Matudor spent several days In Chill
dress this week
j. N. Browning Of Clarendon. T. A.
McDuilie OF Wichita Falls and II. A.
McNabb OF Topeka kan. were guests
at Hotel Good Thursday
The Easter exercises at tho MctbodIgt
church Sunday were very interesting.
The program WAS well rendered In all
its parts.
William whitehead and N. b. Wright
went to Mangum last week.
Mesdamea Monday, Swanson, Nc
Crnckcn and Hasselle OF Cottonwood
were In the city last Saturday.
S. II. Fiolda. the blind broom I.nker
OF Arlle, was In town Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Haze, who has been IN
Childrogs for some time past, went TO
Fort Worth Thursday.
j. n. Nelson OF the Estes neighbor-
hood was In the city last ThueWIay.
John II. Jones, banlIer " Memphin.
TeXns. was In tho city Sunday