Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23
COUP D. EIL OF
BEAU MONDE.
ans. NJ. o. pEANE, EDITOR.

Mr. FRED iiONaTu -
Uenrn and MIR. Joe Matthew Adams
TO Miss Joe Lou Hearn. There were
a thousand cards Issued. with the hout
named at s o'clock, but long befors that
time the church was Allied with more
than sixteen hundred people. ana WITH
in half an hour of the ceremony scoics
llpon scores were turned from the
church because there was neither sll-
ting or standing room and finally when
the bridal party arrived the vestibule
was cleared with difficulty to admit
them. The church was beoutltulY
decorated with palms and ported plants.
While waiting for the bridal party MISS
Leta Clark rendered "Call Me Thine
own" in SO sweet and exquisite voice
that she won many new admirers IN
the vast audience. The grand organ
announced the coming OF the INTEREST,"
ed parties by MendelaFohn's wedding
march, when the ushers, Messrs Jew
Mclean and Americas Johnson, 7. n:
Altman aud Robert Flournoy. walked
down the outer aisles, next came Miss
olive Darlington and Mr.. II. II. Me-
Matt en- the right, Miss lrma FosdiGk
and MIR George West on the left, then
the two SWEET maids Of honor, Miss
Mamie Adams for Miss Joe Hrarn
and Mia8 Maggie Mclean for Miss
Lola Hearn, followed by the father,
SIR j. H. Honrn bearing his two hcnu-
nj the altar they were Joined by the
groons and their best men, Mr., II. II.
Orric for Mr.. Adams and MI. John J..
King for Mr.. Rely and took their pO-
sitlon before the Rev. j. Morgan Wells
and Rev Juuius u. French, when the
I'D Tt0v impressive manner
made Mr. Fred Howard Reilly and
I-s... hu.in uusOaud and wife.
unen air. Wells 10 hs usual eloquent
and fluent manner said the ceremony
which united Joe Mathew Adams Jro
10 Joe Lou Hearn for life,
After the ceremony the reception Mt
the house, which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. followed,
the bridal party being augmented by
the house party, which consisted OF
Mrs, j. T. Ilearn. Mrs L. NJ, Duval ~
Waco, Mrs, Il. j Ashburn OF Waco,
Misses Lola ARhburn, Rlchey and Bra
nam. all Of Waco In the dining room
one thought OF n lovcrs' bower when
they saw the table covered with Ito
white satin cloth. edged with lace and
bcdccked with brides roses and gar
lands Of smilnX. cut glass bon dishca
md silver candel1hrn, with Whtn
waSen tnpers, while tho ear was de-
lighted with strains from an orchestra
and the appetite served with viands as
delicate and delicious as the occasion
demanded
Tho brides wore beautiful white rNtin
gowns. made alike, and gurnishcd in
pearls, ostrich feathers and ribbuuH
and carried gorgeous boquets OF brides
roses.
The maids OF honor aud bridesmaids
All wore white Swiss gowns trimmed In
lace and ribbon.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful. OF cut glass silver, rare
china and bricRbrac.
The brides are two rare types OF
womanhood. both beautiful. accom-.
lished and possessing those Eraces OF
mind and body that have firmly en-
denred them to n circle OF friends. The
Etooms are two popular and we'll
known young lawyers, possessed OF
uioh sterling worth as always make
couples LETT on Wednesday for New
Orleans, and a tour OF the Southern
cities, carrying with them the best
wishes OF numerous friends.
Some of those who were present ut
the reception were Mr.. and Mrs L.
N Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Clay SAN
dldge. MIR. and Mira. Fosdick, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. q. Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. f.
Hull, Mr. and Mrs, V. o. Hidrcth. Mir
and Mrs. Marvin X. Bntemnn. Mr., and
iMrs, piokenson, Mr.. and Mrs, Tom
RosH, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Tomlnson
at, and Mrs, ]. w. Spencer, MIR. and
Mrs. Foy spencer, Capt, and Mrs
Wright. Mr.. ana Mrs Tom sandidge.
Mr.: Snd Mrs. John a, Thornton, Mr.
and Mrs. Breeding, MIR. and Mrs. Cat
IN, Or; and MIRA Langston, Mr., and
Mrs: w. p, ouigg. Mr. and Mrs. Il. J.
Garter Ms' and Mrs, Al. a. spoonts.
Judge and Mrs. Randolph. NIr. and
MrB King Rateman. Capt and Mrs.
Adams. DIR, and AIRS. Reilly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ar Reilly. DIR. and Mrs. " n.
Thompson, Senator and Mrs, w J..
Bailey. Col. and Mrs. II. W. Taylor.
Mr.; and Mrs. c. W, Connery. Judge
and Mrs. W. Y, Mclean, DR. and Mrs.
bacon Saunders, MT aud Mrs Walter
Want, MIR. and Mrs. II. b. BurbrldRo.
Mr.. and Mira. Walter Binyon, Capt.
and Mr.. Clements. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w.
Dixon, Mrs. offert DIR, and Mrs, An
derson, Mr.. and Mira. c. u. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. II. b, Cooke, Capt ana Mrs.
Hogsett, Mrs, ]. r. Moore, Miss Jntn
Clark Of Dallas, Miss Patti Burbridre.
Miss Ethel Watkins. Miss Jennie Walk
e., Miss Lulie Hogg, Miss Ida Beaii.
Ms Ms Joe Horney, Miss Carrie Horribly.
Mortimer Brown Harrison. Harry
Adams, II. j. Anderson, Tom Slack.
Dn Walker. DIR. Mayfeld, Ed Bomar,
stuart Moore. Ben NJ. Terrell,
An ideal hostess In an ideal home
on an Ideal day, was Mrs. Frank c,
Todd's reception on Tuesday, when abe
opened her home, every room of which
IL q picture done in different tint.
and bid her circle OF friends enter that
che might have the pleasure OF intro
uucinE them TO her beautiful and
of Chicago.
On entering the gracious welcome
accorded by the hostess and her guest
&c honeur, and assistants, who were
Mrs. b ~. Paddock. Mrs. r N. Edrell
md Mira. Norman Nelson, all beauti-
iuiiy gowned: perceive slowly hut none
the less perceptihly the dainty odors
mat permeatcd the air which arose
from great punches OF vioieta and Ia
FRANCE roses. which formed the colors
nt the decorations and that they
Formed part of the picturesque whole
The dining room, which was presided
over by Misses Josie Terrell. Minnie
Nash and Mary Terrell. was n scene
from which n great master might hnvs
received inspirations for mastcr-
piece, with Its table covered with ,
snowy rose-draped cloth; it's cunning
Kettle OF brass. that plays such an I'M
Iortant Fart to the cup which cheers
put does not tnebriate;' its rare china
lts cut glass and delicious viands pre-
SIDED over as 1t wns by three grnces OF
W9mhnhood who dispensed tho honpi-
tnlities N n way that reflected much
crtcit on hostess and assistant alike
~ maze each guest wish that there