Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

however, out Of respect to the tamlly's
wishes.
The bride. who has lived long in
Fort Worth. and Is SO well known to
a wide circle, In sweet, womanly
woman, possessed of the lovable char
acteristics of body and mind that make
women lovahle, while the groom. who
mas been so fortunate as to win This
rare Hover Is a young physician OF
handsome and dignifed appearance
VINO Is associated with his father in a
wide and lucrative practice In DeKalb.
and Is to be congratulated upon his
rare good fortune In the matrimonial
market. After congratulations. a
sumptuous wedding luncheon was
served by the brides girl friends and
schoolmates, who counted themselves
happy In adding IL ever so little to The
happiness ON this browning event OF
their sweet girl friends life. And we
were told that the brides extreme
goodness of heart led her to wear a
superhuous number OF certain article
IN her wardrobe for good luck's sake
that her friends might be blessed with
her great happiness ere the year is
out. The happy couple took the
O'Clock train Thursday for their future
nome, where. upon their arrival. they
VIII be rendered swell function by the
popular grcom's friends.
OF the friends present we noticed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Whltten. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. b. Harold. DIR. and Mrs. Bacon
Saunders, DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Adams,
MI and Mrs. w. G. Turner. DR.. and
MIS-. n; w. Williams, DIR. and Mrs. f.
NJ. Mullins, Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. Hill
dreth, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brann. Mr. and
Mrs. Irhy Dunlslin, Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
heyer, Judge and Mrs, J. c. Terrell,
M and Mrs. Elmo sledd, MIR. and
Mira. j. y. Hawley MIR, and Mrs. Caps,
Mr. and Mrs. Hope Carleton, Bonham;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massie, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Massie, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b, Brugler,
Mr.. and Mrs Lowe, Mrs. Walter wy
att. Mrs. Shorb. Mrs. j. Il. Blythe,
Mrs. X. t. White, Mrs. Blanche Hen
derson, Prof. and Mrs. Hesse. Mrs. p.
Blair. Mrs. Moore. Miss Carrie Mar
tin, Miss Alberta Martin, Miss Virginia
Burrows, Mrs. Laura Thompson, Miss
Jennie Woodward Miss Kittie Wood
ward. Miss Blanche Shorb. Miss Lizzie
Miller, Dallas; Miss Vorris. Sherman;
Miss Eva Hartman, Miss Susie Smith,
Miss Laura Blair, Messrs, Fowler,
Hayes, Pulllam. Brown, Martin. Ben
Terrell, W. A. Read, Parker, DR.. Fly,
DR.. Mayfeld.
In the marriage of Miss Margaret
Hall Wilson to the Hon. Perry Joshua
Lewis. which will be celebrated at
the First Baptist church in this city on
Wednesday. November the Sth, at $3.50
o'clock, Fort Worth loses sweet belle.
who has long been favorite In socie-
ty. Possessing sweet, flower like
face, Of marvellous beauty combined
with rare charms of mind and person,
her loss will long be felt. and one who's
place will be hard to Ill in her large
circle of friends. The fortunate sutton
though young in years. has achieved
political success that would do credit
| to a politician of many years stand
ing. Mr.. Lewis has represented the
Democratic constituency of San An
tonic for a number Of years, and at
the present time is state senator
and 4 recognized leader in all political
circles. Miss Pauline Wynne. who has
always been a social favorite, Is to be
the maid of honor. Owing to the
prominence of the contracting parties
the wedding will be one OF the leading
social events OF the season. A large
number of cards have been Issued TO
the reception, which Is to be held at the
Hotel Worth.
We had dainty sweet remembrance
from Mrs. Winfield Scott on Wednes-
day In an excellent box of Huyler's
candles, sent from Chicago, for when
we are sincerely appreciative. the tact
that Mrs. Scott Is In Chicago VIII be
welcome news to her large circle OF
L
is to terminate an absence from home
that began with her summer outing.
and her return to Fort Worth Tor ina
winter Will be an event OF much pleas
ure to her scores of friends. Mrs.
Scott IL to bring society belle from
Chicago home with her. They Will be
here for the Wilson-Lewis wedding.
Society generally Is discussing wheth-
er 1t is ever permissible for gentle
man to smoke in the presence of ladies'
or not where 1t would be impossible
to get the consent of all present to al
low him to do so. This very remark
able fin de steele CD rule of etiquette
was observed at wedding during
the past week in the corridor OF the
house which was comfortably filled
with guests, the bride herself among
other ladies' being present.
A large number of society people
have been enjoying the sights at the
Dallas FAIR quite large party e@'iu
the Idlewild ball Thursday night
The members OF the Scientific whist
club are anticipating a most enjoy
able afternoon on Tuesday the 2yth.
when they will be entertained by Mrs.
l., W. Kim at 7l2 Cherry street,
Several very swell box parties VIII
witness Trllby tomorrow night. The
play Is as much a society fad as the
novel was.
Miss Blanche Merrill will spend sun
dav and Monday in Dallas, the guests
of friends in Oak Gin.
The Matinee Whist club was beautl-
fully entertained by Mrs. winthrop III
her elegant suburban home, at airing
ION Heights, Thursday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. Galloway OF Florence
street spent Saturday In Dallas.
Miss Geneyieve Lowe went 10 DaiIes
Saturday TO see Dallas and the far.
REV. Harry Cassil. wife and aausn.,
ter, Miss Juanita, spent SATURDAY at
Mr., and Mrs. Arch Harold are nome
from their bridal tour. c,,,.
on Thursday the Current News Clup
met with Miss Lula Stearns ana spen'
n very pleasant and profitable ntter,
moon in the discussion OF Goethe nli 1a
Me writings Selections from ms
longer poems and many apt quotations
were given, In addition TO the stuus
Of lis life and character. several NV
members were added TO the cruz aha
Mans for the winter were discussed.
Keats will be the subject for the h .,
,neefine which will be held at the
home az Miss Lizzie Magruder: on
East weatherford street. next
day at 8 O'Clock p. M
paIiard-Hog-ett.
ON wednesday evening. OCTOBER -;
1sSh at o'clock, Mr.. Joseph j. ballaru
was married to Miss Anna Lee h9sse'''
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