Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-09

or the Eastern cities, while their
friends wished them bon voyage and a
safe return.
OF all the fetes and functions tender
cd Mrs. Curtlce since her visit here
none was more pleasant or charminely
Planned, and executed than the recep-
tion rendered her by the young ladies'
altar guild of St. Andrews at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Melton, Thursday
from to G.
The beautiful horne with its exquisite
furnishings. odorous flowers, rare
china. dainty br!c brac and magnln-
cent oil paintings-many OF which are
the work OF the clever daughter Of the
house, formed a gorgeous setting to fair
radiant faces OF the beautifully gowned
receiving party, which was. besides
me guest OF honor composed of Mrs.
D. w. Hoover, Mrs, John r. Waller,
Mrs. Jeif ID. Field. the president. and
Misses Annie Plumb, Carrie Horribly,
Matte Shaw, Blanche Merrill Joe
liornby, Ahbie Johnston. Matte Melton,
Pauline White, Edith Kent. Eva PEN
nington, Jaunlta Cassil. Lillian Minis
and Clara Whitla.
In the dining room, where the re-
freshments were served, the eye revel-
ed in the dainty decorations of white
and green, In which snowy hand
drawn damask, exquisite china, gleam-
Ing silverware and softly shaded can
delabra played most conspicuous
| part.
Those who paid their respects to
these young church workers and their
| guest of honor were Mesdames Walter
| Wyatt. Frank l.. Jordan, John l.. PEN
nlngton, Frederick X. Gwynne. a. S
| Woodcocke, w. H. Fisher, Howard
FULLY. j. II. Pollock, j. S. Trlplett. Chas
W. Connery, Ennis Ward Taylor, s.
Minis, Barrow. La; William Capps,
| Alfred Kent, Griffith. Thomas p.
Martin, Laura j. Clayton, Ben. w.
Johnston. John II, Adamson, George
w. Burroughs, J. U. McAllister. =
| Chamberlain, Thompson, A. s. Reed,
| Maud Quicker, NJ. o. Deane, ]. II. Mel
ton; Misses Annie Denroch of Dallas.
Virginia burroughs, Dockery of Missls-
sissippi. Paxton OF Louisiana. Gunter
of Gainesville. Myrtle Praig OF Gaines
Vile.
The following excellent program will
be rendered at Mrs. John f. Walters
Tuesday night. February II, for tho
benefit of ST. Andrews church. when
all friends OF the church. Mrs. Waller
and those who are to contribute al
the evenings program are invited ant
expected to be present:
Tannhauser March. Wagner
Mr., and Mrs. H. Brann.
Mrs C. C. Curtlce.
Waltz No. g OMIT ...............C Chopin
Miss Nellie Highly.
(a) "Open Their Blue Eyes. .Massene
(b) "Damon."... ....... ...Strang,
Miss Grace Hiltz.
Evening Star. Tannhausei
Mr.. Bayrhoffer.
Peggy" .,..,. Neidlingel
Mesdames Saunders. Kean, Field.
Miss Hoyey
Recitation. go. Miss Josephine Hornbl
"SommeraHe nd." ........... LASER
Miss Leeta Clark.
Mrs. QUICKER and Mr.. Bayrhofrer'
Spring song. Wei
Miss Grace Hiltz.
The Current News club was mos
pleasantly entertained last Tuesday b,
Mrs. George Plerson at her home OF
First street. Helen Hunt Jackson fur
nished a very interesting topic. He
poems ard prose works and sketch e
Of her life were read and discussed
Views of her favorite resorts and o
her self-chosen grave added grea
deal of interest, The next few meet
voted to Southern writers-tlls st tn
. poets and then the short story writers
Samuel Minturn Peck and Margare
. ]. Preston win he discussed next Tues
, dav, when the club Will meet with Mrs
! william Montgc merry on West Thir
street.
, Mrs. John II. Waller kept open hous
I'm honor of her guest, Mrs. Charles {
Curtice on Wednesday at her beautiful
home on West Fifth street Mrs. wal
ler's charm as a hostess Is source o
delight to her large circle OF FRIENDS
: and on this occasion they were en-
. 7 Of hpr
. loved guest Of honor. During the af
ternoon the numerous callers were de
Urhtfllly entertained by beautiful
vocal solos by Mrs Curtice and Mis-
: Edith Myers, and some exquisltel
beautiful Instrumental pieces by MIS-
Plumb. while daintiest OF refreshmenl
added their share of pleasure 10 IN
afternoons enjoyment of each caller.
Mrs ], C. Phelan entertained IN
r Thursday Afternoon Whist club at tn
. Delaware on Thursday afternoon mos
delightfully."-.
, on wednesday afternoon at IN
t meetin. OF the Woman's Wednesda
l club the usual election of officers oo
r Cured. when Mrs. w A. Adams wa
unanimously elected president, Mr.
: HYDE Jennings first vice presiueh
a Mrs. NJ. A. spoonts second vice pres
dent, Mrs. II. w. Wilnams secfc'ai
8 Mrs. w. b. Harrison treasurer, M
! II. L. Lathrop librarian The member
a ship of this excellent club, which
e limited to flfty, Is now full, three ne,
members. Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. =.
e Temple and Mrs. Wynne being electe
n nj the last meeting. The CLUB, unue
i the direction of Mrs. John Harrison
z has begun the study OF Shelley an
r Keats, and are doing most proitapi
e work.
e Mr.. Marvin King Bateman ana NJ
8 bride arrived during the week troi
>: their bridal tour to San Antonio. Aui
i lin and Monterey, Mexico, Society
: to be congratulated upon SO valuap
r. an ACQUISITION as Mrs. Batenan VIII .
+. she was Miss Lucle Belle Steel
d daughter OF Mr.. NJ. Z. steele. nank'
d and one OF the Oldest citizens of Georg,
! town. is striking brunette and hignl
Il accomplished in art, music ana elocl
ii tion. The marriage OF TINS hapl
r. counIe occurred at the brides nome
r Georretown, with only the inuH',
i friends present. They were the reel
i tents OF many beautiful and costly r
4 membranes. Mr.. and Mrs. Batem =
!, are at home to their friends at =
II Hemphill street
e Mrs. Frank l.. jordan rendered MI
e Able Johnston o complimentary CO