Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-16

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Ford, Cassll, Bateman, Quicker. Pen
nington. knight. Grammer. Rutherford.
McAllister, Martin, Allen Cooper,
Thomas, Deane. Misses Pennington
Clark and Denroch.
Mrs. g. l.. Williams rendered her
charming visitor, Miss Wallace. a
most delightful afternoon at whist on
Wednesday In her cosy home on Cherry
street.
1t was a disagreenble day out doors,
hut the merry party Of young girl
hood who gathered In response to the
courteous invitation. felt fully repaid
for Drawing the elements By the hos
tess gracious welcome and delightful
Inequalities extended.
The frst delightful surprise. after
drawing for places at the table. came
! In the unique conceit OF score cards,
which were hearts Of white SILK.
stitched with blue silk, to form little
bugs open Mt the top. They were sus-
| pended by blue ribbons, beginning with
| dainty punches of forget-menots ON
one side and finishing In lovers knots
on the other while In the center OF
each was placed a small gold letter to
| correspond with the initial Of the sur
| name OF each guest Every time q game
was played n dainty bon bon, heart
shaped. was placed in the bag.
| Eight delightful games were played
when refreshments were served. from
| perfect table appointments, which In
! themselves were as dainty and unique
concelts in the culinary arts as the
blue and white kid hearts had been in
score cards.
There We're SO many good players
| that the first prize was cut for by
several. and Miss Maggie Lylcs' good
| fortune gave her the first prize. an
| exquisite Dresden figure, aud the
second, a gorgeous odorous bunch of
! pink and white carnations, to Miss
| Ella Montgomery. Miss Bessie Ellis
and Mrs. Deane cut for the consola-
ton, and as solace for an unfortu-
nate afternoon with tickle fortune. Mrs.
| Deane was given bag OF meal, In the
| depths of which was hidden bottle
Of Pears d'Espagne perfume---a sweet
| cOn"olation
Those indebted to Mrs. Williams
| ana aiiss Wallace for so enjoyable an
afternoon We're Misses Becta Clark of
Dallas. Bessie Ellis Lutte Luctett,
Mary Littlejohn, Maggie Iittlejohn.
Bessie Lyles, Maggie Lyles. Grace
Flemming, ella Montgomery, Mable
! TomlIson, Kathye Trippett, Mesdames
Elmo Sledd. Wallerich and Deane.
The Symphony club met with Miss
Eva Burlington on Friday afternoon
. Tor the STUDY OIL inc 'flhAi
| and Haydn Several numbers by the
latter were furnished by the mem
beers of the club. his compositions ap
parently being the choice OF all. Mis-
Hovey's selection. 1.-THE Gypsy Rondo.
was especially interesting Miss Hilt2
OF the Fort Worth university sang The
beautiful Aria from the creation, with
Verdue Glad the Fields Appear" and
very generously gave In addition one
OF series of five canzonettas by
Haydn. Another, probably the best
known OF the series, was sang by
Miss Eva Edringtcn. Mrs, Quicker
kindly sang charming arrangement
of James Whitcomb Rney's poem
"There Little Girl, Don't Cry" which
was much enjoyed. The following IL
/. Reading-short sketch of the
.................... Lie OF tiIucf
Miss Hovey.
2. Reading-short Sketch OF the
.................,... Life OF Haydr
Mrs Kean
8. Piano duet-Allegro from First
symphony ........,,.....'.. iiaNuei
Miss Plumb and Miss Tomlinson
4 Vocal solo--Day Dreams. Strelezk
Mrs. Field.
r. piano solo-Gipsy Rondo ...Haydr
Miss Hovey.
q Vocal solo-A. Aria from the
| creation 4-'' -
b, Canzonetta No. ,......,.,'. Haydi
Miss IIlltZ.
7. Plano solo-Walt2 ..",..... Godar'
Miss Mary Terrell.
8. Vocal solo-"Therc Little Giri.
Don't Cry. ......,. campioi
Mrs. Quicker.
0. Vocal solo-"My Mother BIDS Ne
Bind MY Hair ...,......s'' '''' ma" va
Miss Eva Darlington.
The next meeting OF the club Will b
with Miss Fosdiclx on February 2s' 10
the study of Mozart.
The Young Ladies' Aid society O
the First Methodist church issue
, cards last week to a valentine reoep
: tlon for Friday from three to twelve
at the parsonage. The invitations MeI
Of each the following pretty hhe
Away from the business cares OF III
fyo, know the old adage. "all wor
and no playD
We invite you an evening IN Pie"s"'
Q vo,r eriovment being our chief all
The card we inclose has an openin
you'll md . az. ,
Please fill with the coin which nus
70 your mind MA
r And leave In the basket your nhu
u the door. o,,
a We ask nothing less. we require NOT
n In our turn we promise you music ar
d art; -, anna
"A to your heart, =,
~ And bring the bright smiles 10 e'
10 those in distress.
IL We will look for YOU sure.
1T w THE Y. l.. A. 3.
And during the hours named !,
e fr,ends OF the young ladies and all WI
y were fortunate enough TO receive w
20 tation deeming II n most happy PRIV
y. iege to spend awhile WIN 20 aovey
i, bevy OF young womannoou, W.
y sweet charity with the coin that NV
"a Inc onening In the cards en;loseu,
Bright conversation. beaufltul mus
20 ma an Immense crush made the unia
U, reeeptlon a most artistic ana hnshe'
r. success.
"a Mr.. Dick Van Zandt and Mt yam,
y. Reilly were the hosts OF mus
90 iirhtful box and dinner parry Mnnu
az nicra when Misses hnnye puine y,
~ Annahelle Cooper. Kate vaughn u
n. Pauline WINNIE and Messrs Iee.e
". Nau nrIeans and Teller with the y
~ has,. ana Mr. and Mrs. kiuha ,
soriss as chaperones enjoyed Dlne'
IS superb production. fo''o"su "