Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-19

RtAtats cOlAH UT OfDtneft.
But 1t stands to reason that the Inv
irg wife cannot enjoy very many on
portunities for pleasure or profit. with \
out wishing her husband to ahare
them. AT the moment OF her highest
enjoyment she MS Inevitably turns 10
MN for appreciate sympathy AZ does
the needle TO the pole. And II he isn't
wlthln touch-well. OF course her hap
piuess Is Incomplete.
The result OF this wording OF nat
ural laws iii relation to women and
their CLUB Is desire on their part
which Is growing In intensity, SO to
modify the structure of the club. that
the men who are as dear, probably
dcarer TO club women than those who
lack the benefits OF club life, NAV be
admitted to its advantages. And 1t so
happens that the question OF the de-
STABILITY Of linked clubs composed Of
both men and women Is one which is
presenting itself 10 almost all club OF
thinging women, as Wen as to almost
every association ri women
The article Of Mrs. Scammon, on this
very subject In current magazine
Is worth reading from which the fol-
lowing pertinent paragraphs are
THE inclusive evening banquet.
where husbands, fathers and brothers
are Toasted and toasted. is neither new
nor difficult of management: but to
render purely Intellectual entertain
ment enticing to those who
sadly social oft would flee
From milky talk and watery tea"
Is quite another matter. Yet II men
would be convinced that women are
really interested in the world ''as 1t
Isl and in themselves as they are.
the first step would be taken towards
nobler comradship, n union of force in
the intellectual and other worthy
fields of active service. The fact Is
that women are ready now to act the
womanly part as true friends and
| helpers, wherever their help may be
needed most, realizing that the next
step in the worlds upward progress
! Is to bring the new woman, and the
old man, II there is no new one and
the young children into harmonious.
coniidng and mutually helpful rela-
| lions"
THE decline of friendship between
men and wome is something sad TO
| see, not only from the personal loss,
| which each suffer, but from the i'm
nense waste OF energy in the work OF
the world where, instead OF sensible
and happy partnership, each seems
| trying now TO do not only his part,
but that OF the other half OF humans
| ~ as we'll"
The beautiful new home OF Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ Templeton, formed the set
ting of most perfect social gem, ON
Thursday evening whom they rendered
their large circle of friends one of the
most recherche receptions OF the sea-
son.
The house was veritable dream OF
flower land. with its gorgeous dccora-
lions OF roses, lilies and carnations.
The parlor and reception hall being a
symphony In pink, whore La France
roses and smilax added color and per-
ffuna N tho cha Tn
the alcove OF the library where the
punch bowl was stationed, which was
presided over by two flowers that ri
val natures cleverest handiwork, Miss
Pauline Wynne and Miss Annie Bur
nett; the decorations were In red, done
I'm American beauty roses and ever
greens.
The dining room was a poem Of white
and green where BRIDES roses and
white carnations ladened the air with
their exquisite perfume and added an
indescribable charm TO the cleaning
silver. cut glass, snowy. and rare china,
from which the dainty delicious re-
freshments that carried out the color
throne were served.
The house party, headed by the hand
some host and his charming wife, con-
sisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. X. Lassiter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs Hersche II. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Duke
| Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Taylor
| Miss Ida Simpson, Miss Marcia Ra-
quet, Miss Pauline Wynne and MISS
| Annie Burcntt. were all in reSale- MIS-.
] Templeton receiving In gown OF black
crepon, with a bodice OF oriental crepe
| de chene, yelled in jetted lace, and car
ryIng an exquisite bouquet OF La
| France roses.
Mrs. Samuel wore a brown satin bro
cade with iridescent trimmings
Mrs. Lassiter. an exquisite black sat
| in. lace and jet
Mrs Duke Goodman, dainty crea-
\ tion OF black silk. trimmings OF Jet ana
lace.
entail silk garnished with yalenciennes
Mrs Mrs. Smith. green tafreta silk. with
| chiffon and lace
| trimmings OF black lace.
Mrs. Johnson. black velvet, bodice
of pink satin and Jet
Mrs Simpson. pink silk with lace ana
! flowers. m 49,.
4 Miss Rnquet black crepon with fancy
| roT.sar-e ornamented with pink roses.
| MIss WINNIE, white brocadc satin.
deliberately garnished in pearls ana
| lace 80. 49, ,d
| lace corshBe WIN S'NS''~'
| roses
Tn The hall. screened from view, an
o,-ehesrra rendered delightful music
| adding the finishing touch 10 TINS must
All fat function. ,,,.,,,,,,
THOSE who enjoyed the nenghiui
hospitalitIes on this occasion were
rir ana Mrs. Atkinson, pr, and Mrs
| r.,rnes Anderson Mr.. and Mrs w =.
\ Abey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ADAMS IT.
| Mrs Aldrldge. Miss lone Andrews ~
and Mrs. frank fissell. Mr. and Mrs
| I, plair. Mr.. and Mrs w. i, Barnum'
/ sstss Annve Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Railev. Mas Bcldon. Joseph Brcwn'
| Tlnude Butler, Joe w Burney' ~ ~
Aultman. Luther j. Boazt a.,
Ind Mrs. G W Connery MI
Ard Mrs. II Frank SreNies
! ~ and Mrs. W. II, Galloway; NJ. AM
Mrs. II. C. caswell MI ans nirs. =.
| - ,onfey Mrs Belle Canpneli' MisS
/ triora Connolly. Mrs. Carrieo' slrA- ~,
r, cannon. Don camnbell' Mr anu
Ms " II. Davis. DR. W. a. Durlnkri;
Ifr ana Mrs. r. II. Downman Mr. ana
~ uvbif Dryden, Mr.. and hrs ~
1e,s, Niaa Maggie Day. Mrs pa
,>ief'S5n Misses Dickson ~. ana Alrs-
i 81 rllinon. Jr.. Mr. and Mra, y. q
~ f,venal Nr. and Mrs VIM N. hVe..,f'
Afr and Mrs Robert Elllsphl 81 e.
nnd Mrs Miles French, hr anu 80
4 IN Field. Mrs Virginia f9sp, ~ ~
49, AZ. and ME- w. H. flshor' NJ y
IA Nlrn s. VI. Fry Misses RULER. y.
w ~ is,aurnov. "a NJ Funston. Jphse
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