Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-01

II give no golden rule.
Yet would bid thee, world, treat
well
Whom thou calrst fool"
We had the pleasure OF meeting Mr.
frederick Warde during his engage
mani here last week. = man he Is
A".sessed OF that charming genial per-
n,olitv that makes as strong admirers
m the stage as his wonderful histrionlc
ability does on II.
Even without his stage makeup one
could readily fancy him as the strong
nowerful Roman general, Brutus, vet
scarcely one OF the vast audience who
saw him as the dnshlng impassioned
paul de Navarro In the LIONS Mouth
al the Thanksgiving matinee, looking
as he did the handsome Venetian prince
IN twenty-five or three, would aave
thought him to be a man of torty-nine,
considerably bald on top and grand
father" as he himself said, with the
hair slightly tlnged with grey. The
bent of the conversation finally took
the turn of the new woman" why,
HE new woman" asked he, mot that
object to the term or even her new
idea In dress. II IL pleases her let her
have It. She certainly is not new in
Fort Worth. for | find her here as
have always known her, fair Of face
and form anu ubllB anu SlIlNlHb W w
all those things that have ever uade
her sweet. attractive and lovable in
the eyes OF men," All the while his
handsome expressive face and eyes por-
traying his deep sincerity In the sub
ject. Continuing he said: II being n
father and u grandfather" fact of
which ne seemed exceedingly proud,
"have always contended that woman's
sphere, be she new or old, is her home,
far "a lp "a nDOI wife. and host all
good mother. is Il womans greatest
honor Just then a fly came buzzlng
along, and with n fiy's persistency.
would light on the great tragedlan's
face. Smiling good naturally he tried
his best to catch 1t, while he told us
how fly broke up performance once
for him In New York. He Is Il fine
story teller. and his humor is as ir-
resistlble as his pathos. said he: I'VE
were giving the Lady Of Lyons" /
playing Claude Melnotte to Miss Nit
zen Willetts Tsuline; 1t was the gar
den scene, ana as her head reclin-
cd lovingly upon my shoulder | said:
Nay dearest. nay, II thou would'st
nave mo paint the house to which
could love fulfill its prays,' fly lit d.
reetly on the end of my nose. | brush
ed 1t away, continuing: This hand
would lead thee listen,' while the fly
promenaded ON the fair Pauline's nose
The shapely hand gave a gentle move
as | said: "A deep dale shut out by
Aplne hills from the rude world the
ny was on my nose, a vigorous brush
on my part as my lines run. near a
clear lake marglned by fruits of gold
ana Whispering myrtles.' the fly pay
lhg Miss Willetts nose another visit
VINO moved him away again while
chasing softest skies. as cloudless
save with rare and roscate shadows
was given with such n humorous cX-
preston by me that her face began
TO twitch with mlrth, then | gave way
10 The ridiculous. causing her to gigglt
nudibly. while l laughed outright, and
Wa broke up the whole show"
Last week Mrs. Ira w. DiSoa of SOC
Adlln1 street Issued cards 10 re-
stllion and on Friday aft ,rnoon from
u all swelldom turned out in re.
sponSa.
Mrs. riyon was assisted by Misses
rem, Mclean, Horribly and Minis. who
Vsht short months ago preceded her
10 the altar as her bridesmaids, and
now In her own beautiful home she
compliments them and her large cir
sie OF friends with as recherche func-
uon as was possible to be given.
me home so recently and tastefully
punished. whore many of the beautiful
pflual presents received have found
convenient inches, was gorgeously
decorated In white and yellow chrysan-
theinums, their fragrance permeatlng
the whole air. AT the door the guests
We're met and ushered into the drawing
room by little Florence Drake and
Master Irving Moore, a wee couple In
white, the little maid In n dainty swiss
rock betrlmmed In laces and rib
pons, the little gallant was attired IL
beautiful white Fauntleroy suit, tn,
mo forming a beautiful picture against
hall
The house party consisted of Mrs
". Z. Quigg, Mrs. John b. Moore anc
MISS McLean's guests. the Misses Hin
Kama
Mrs. Dixon received her guests in .
ovely gown of white and violet bro
eAie satin, with trimmings az viole
velvet. white gloves and shoes.
aiss Penn wore dainty crent ton o.
white crepe and brocnded silk will
pearl trimmings. white gloves ont
'nves, diamond ornaments.
Aiiss Maydelle Drake white null ant
ace, with satin ribbon. gloves an'
snoes to match.
Miss Jennie Walker, white swis
shoes
Mrs. W. p. oulgg. n handsome toll
N,ie OF black silk and lace.
MRS. Moore, black skirt. with whit