Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13

MS. Rudolph Gunner an extended
visit
Mrs. B. C. Couohman OF Philadelphia
IS spending the winter with her sisters.
Mesdames John spellman and I. II.
Patterson.
Mr. AID Mrs. Alfred Davis OF New
York. formerly OF Dallas are expected
here shortly TO spend a couple OF
months. They will be TAT home" at
the Oriental,
Mrs, Robert f. cowart gave a din
ner party Tuesday evening for Rev.
Hudson Stuck. rector OF Saint Matth
ew's cathedral, In compliment to her
son, Robert j., one Of-the choi- boys,
and very devoted to the new rector.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Hodge enter
tanned the house party OF the Grand
Windsor with few friends at which
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Russell Myrich was "at home"
on Thursday to some sixty OF her lady
friends. The decorations were very
dainty and effective, the theme being
white and green, carried out with
great clusters or Roman hyaclnths and
narciasus blooms and clumps OF fern
fronds and palms groups she was as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. Hargraves,
Mrs. George Sturgis and Misses Loula
and Lily Mae johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Alden have re-
turned from a fishing and hunting
1aunt TO Corpus Christi.
Miss Sadie Bancroft OF Illinois IS
Waiting Mrs. John W WendeuIen.
The Oriental hotel bloomed forth last
week with q perfect garden OF hand
some chic women. In addition to the
housepnrty there were Mrs, W. .. Bid
die, Mrs. w, NJ. Sage and Mrs. Miller
OF Chicago, Mrs. d. Miller ana Mrs. l..
T. Day OF st. Louis, and Mrs. j. w.
Allen OF Denison. who accompanied
IA HHNts "a FaffsT
Traffc meeting.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Miller fst, Louis were
accompanied by very attractve-lIok-
Ing young lady, a Miss Divine OF Now
York, the ward Of f.. X. Sibley, the
retired capitalist. During their stay
they were entertained by Col. and Mrs.
J T. Trezeraut looking on AT The
Fencing Master from tho boxes Of
Col. Trezervnnt and Mr.. ]. c. O'Con-
nors.
Miss Ethel Hastings scruEgs is WIS.,
ting her aunt. Miss Anna u. Hsarne,
In Austin, under whose chnperonHge
she win attend tho Inaugural ball.
Misses Cecue and Annie Nugent, who
Rave been quite the toasts Of society
here fnr the past Few weeks, are now
the guesta OF their uncle, Judge Nu-
gent In Fort Worth. After their visit
there they will return TO their home
IN Jackson, Miss.
Mrs Max Ortlieh was the hostess OF
n very handsome and delightful lunch
con on Thursday. given In honor Of her
mother, Mrs 4. Marks. and sisters.
Mrs S. LION and Miss Esteue Marks
OF New Orleans. The color theme was
that exquisite shade OF rose called
crelse, and was carried out with great
clusters OF carnations filling bits OF
porcelain ~ chine and crystal about the
parlors. and bHlowy shades on gaHolcr
and lamp. that tnrew the rooms into i
charming rose glow. Twenty-onc COW
ers were laid on a daintiy spread table
thai had fern fronds strcwn Ger it's
snowy damask and smi Ak etrlugs
Srnyefully twined about It's Fllttering
appointments The ccuter decoration
was mirror lake borderad with ferns
und SET with q superb rut-Elass flower
epcrque filled with carnations and can
opted with snllax. The menu was IN
ten delicious courFes. one cutree being
a ng and almond sandwich prettlly
tied with ribbons. and the soiyenirs
with crcisa-rOse boxes niled with Iuy-
lers bonbSns. The house partv were
in handsome dinner dress, as were tho
Euesta, who wprc Neslfauoes Rims
wangcr. 4, Frlend. J. Linz, Chas. We
mar, Seymour. Myrcs, l. Rclnhardt, A.
X. Hurst, a. Harris a. Cots. sol. Lleb,
Leo Wulfson. simon Linz, Chus. sal
zenstein, b. Wcrtheimer, ~ Lehman,
Woenlser. Mrs. AHhncr OF Memphis, and
Mrs. Wolison Of New OrlCaus.
Mrs. ]. l.. Harris. daughter OF Gov
ernor LoYery OF Aiisslys ppl, gave a
handsomely mid and served dinner
ON THURSDAY, complimentary 10 her sis
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