Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

DALLAS.
Miss Margaret Smith, who has been
visiting Mrs. James Hazlett at Hearne
since the reunion. has returned.... Miss
katherine Leake, who spent some
weeks In Little Rock, the. guest OF Miss
Reeves, has returned. Mrs, william
j. Counties has returned from a visit
to her mother in Denison. to the de-
light of the Windsor house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter A. Craycroft
and children are domiciled In their
charming home ON Cumberland Hill,
which was presented to the lady by her
father. Col w. l.. Crawford, and doub-
ly dear to her on account of 1t being
the home of her childhood. Their
handsome home in the Cedars Will be
occupied by Mr.. Y. w. Allen of the NJ.
X. & II. management and family after
September .... DR.. and Mrs, Beaumont
will spend midsummer at Asheville.
". c., made doubly famous recently
by George Nanderbilt's palatial home.
....Mlsses Cowart, Webster and De
Capree will be among the Dallas dele
cation at the National convention of
teachers at Denver....C Col ana Mrs.
w 10. Hughes and their daughter Mrs.
John W. Springer, leave for Manltou
the coming week. Mrs. Hugh n Fltz-
gerald and children 20 to Colorado re-
sorts the coming week for the sum-
mer... Two notable women stopping at
Ine w lnuhOr the past week were NFs,
Pennybacker of Texas history fame,
and Miss Elizabeth Ney. who modelled
the statue OF Sam Houston for the
Worlds fair... One OF the most inter-
estlug events in soclaldom the past
week was the advent OF sweet baby
daughter in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Trezevant, who viii be chris
tened the pretty name OF Eva
Whlthorne. the mothers maiden name.
The Ettle girl promises to be quite as
popular as her papa, the president Of
the state fair, and as much the toast
as her mamma, who was one Of Little
Rocks most fcted bellies and literary
lights, her last book. 'In Maiden Medi-
tatlon," having had great run and
receiving kindly comment from julien
Gordon and other writer's OF note....
An especially pretty affair was an al
fresco fete on Tuesday on the beautiful
lawn OF Mrs. Geo. t. Atkins home for
gan fund. The May pole dance was
charmlngly given by the following
bevy of dainty little girls gowned in
white with fluttering ribbons; Kath-
crime Morrow, Gene Cannon Beatrice
and Merriam Mayheld, May Gibson,
Agnes Cleve Fitzgerald, Louise Leake,
Pauline Bolanz, Shirley Caller, Annie
Robinson, Bert Burgher, Daisy Bost-
wick, Marguerite Jalonlck Earl Clark
| and Lizzie Thurber. a feature de re-
slstance was the minuet dance given
| by the following little lords and la
dies" en- costume OF the Louis XVI
reign Louise Evans, Frank Doremus,
! Jr Grace Thurber, Henry Hughes.
| Susie Sargent, Perry Thurber, Ellen
| Jackson, Edwin Thatcher. Both dances
were given under the direction OF Miss
| Hart of the kindergarten school. Mr..
| c. D. Kelly and bride of Waxahachie,
| en- route to Colorado, passed few days
in Dallas. Mr.. w. b. Price and bride
| Of Danville. H.. spent several days at
| the Grand windsor. Mr. u. C. Lewis
and bride, nee Kelly of Cleburne. and
bridal party. enjoyed an elegantly laid
| and served banquet at the Grand
| Windsor on Wednesday evening. Be-
| side the bride and groom covers We're
| laid FOR Miss Ethel Cowlos. maid OF
| honor, Mr.. d. G. Fisher. hest man,
Misses Baird Murray, Lewis, Kate
Lewis. Jennie Martins; Messrs. r. E.
| Cowles, C. j. Maxwell and l.. ]. Mar
| tins. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left the next
| day for Chicago and the Northern
| lakes, and viii be at home at Forney
after July 20.
Among the social pleasantrles Of the
week was n musicale rendered the
boarders Of the Girls Cooperative
home by the matron, Mrs. Lille Crav-
ems, who goes TO Indian Territory for
months stay with Mrs w. Illings-
worth on Wednesday. Messrs Jordan
and Peacock furnished a delightful
melange of operate and popular se-
lections on the violin and piano, These
| gentlemen are whole orchestra with
In themselves and deserve the popu-
larity they enjoy as star musicians"
In addition to the musical program.
dancing was INDUCED IN and refresh
| ments Of Ices, cake and cream were
enjoyed on daintily laid table Mrs.
Cravens is very much beloved and she
Justly deserves 10 be as she Is not only
/ n loveable woman. but makes the
Home one Of comfort, attractiveness,
protection and economy for those who
take advantage OF II. There were pres
sent Mesdames Cravens Illingsworth.
Henderson. Ford. Davis Misses u.
DymoclS Il. Said. N. Steers, Belle
Perry. Jullette and Llnnle Smith. Rose
| Grnesman, Jessie Koln. Dollie Steers.
Felix, Sloan, Brandt, Messrs, Illingx-
worth, Staples, Jordan. Peacock, Meth,
Smith, wiilden and Craven.