Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

,t tonic; , J Thomas. Taylor; Mrs ] A
II Randle and fannie and n,1s.,
hu2ie Randle. Waco: II il Lennox !
- Reed, Sherman; John n iave.s
sherman; Andy Weigler. nenisa1. .,
~, norton, wife and child, Dallas:
ySnnties Trey, Gussie Hermlchal
S, ,iis VIM Aver and wife. Brennan:
iSNih hange. Galveston; Mrs j n
Dooley, Hillsboro; Miss IL Nave. Gal,
Weston y,' j uttenthal, Mrs S Davidson
Mlchlta Falls; Miss Leah SNYDER.
georgetown; j. NJ. Kuykendall. Tavl
lori j. Il. Norwood, Austin. MICS
Grace Miller, Dallas; Mrs. Mary p,
ssbenee, Mrs. E. A. Mussina. Austin.
Ms Mss sselia l.. Smithy, Fort Worth:
Vas, ~ Herring, Jesse Herring,
tnsrhon; Miss Lou James, Fort Worth.
MISS riorence NJ. Collier, Austin: w
S,raham, Jena Stroud. Noile Graham
Denton; A. A. Jackson, Dallas. Miss
BESSIE Seeley. Mexia; Mrs. Y. II Va
Nash, Fort Worth; Miss Pearl Grimm
8,,alveston; Mrs. w. d. Hodgson, Fort
nmortni j. {. Wren. James S. Arledge.
TT o,.i,i ar. and Mrs. C. p. Vance.
iihylor; Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cauthen
mr., and Mrs. II, 7. Hill, La'mpasas:
Mrs. p. w. Harrison. Miss T.izzis
harrls, Paris; Clyde McMurray. be
eatur: A. Weyles. Denison, Mrs + n
lBressler, Fort Worth, and Elder Homer
4, wilson, pastor of the ChristInn
church OF Fort Worth, and whose lee.
~ spoken of, ""' "ish-
IL took Fort Worth hostess %
carry on the pennant for the smartest
anu most charming dinner party given
mere TINS season. 1t was given tbis
Week , py Mrs. Winfield Scott, wife of
Inc cattle king OF Texas, at the Gin
lhe table set In an alcove banked
~" uainty ROCKY Mountain ferns
anu mowers, was u pink and white
ensemble carried out with clusters ~
sweet peas, pink ribbons and a dainty
white service. The menu was in ten
courses with n champagne and claret
course. The dinner cards We're dainty
concerts In white and pink enameled
board, and the favors were bouuets
OF sweet peas. Covers were laid for
Mrs. w. q. Newly and Miss Edring-
ton and Mrs. c. ID. Brown of Fort
WORTH, Mrs. Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
OF Dallas, Mrs. W. j. Frederick of
Galveston, Mrs. Hastings and Miss
Hastings Of Chicago, Miss Mathews of
Montgomery, Ala. and the hostess
and Miss George Scott
Mrs. Scott and daughter leave for
home on saturday, so this was their
au revoir bow.
one of the metropolitan frills OF this
place, rarly found at summer resorts,
is a society daily, giving detailed
account of the doings of the summer
guest, and the different social func-
tons OF the different hotels, besides
the general local news. Ii Is gotten
out by Mr.. c. II. Frowine & Co,
publishers and proprietors of the Mani
tou Springs Journal, and n neater and
more newsy sheet 1t would be hard to
find. II will say au revoir on Satur-
day after a highly successful three
months run to resume publication on
June /, 1895.
Agnes Cleveland Fitzgerald and jess
sica Sanger. two little Dallas girls, car
red off the prize garlands for the
fancy dancing at tableau and musical
dausante given at the Cliff for the
benefit of st. Andrews guild.
The flower carnival, over which Col
orado Springs and vicinity was on the
qui vive of interest. anticipation and
preparation for the past month, came
off last Thursday with marked eclat
owing to the presence of the governor
and his stan, the state troops and state
dignitarles. While not nearly so long
a pageant as the late Dallas flower
parade II embraced some very beauti-
full devices in the way of decoration
and some very smart capers In the
way OF hursemanship. Colorado
Springs, which is famed for its broad,
spacious avenues. its swell turnouts
and crack whips reveled in all her
glory that gala day.
The South always gets plume
feather for her cap in all affairs wheth-
er at home or abroad and in this car
nival she won II by having the only
two beauties in the parade-a Mrs.
Chauncey and Miss Carr. formerly of
Louisville. Ky.
Judge Tarleton and family. Mrs. II.
d. Bell, Mrs. DR.. Saunders, Mrs. w. G.
Newly and Miss Olive Darlington, all
of Fort Worth, have gone to Denver
for a week to go around the Loop and
visit the different places of interest
surrounding that city.
MRS HUGH FITZGERALD.