The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-09

Dance Miss May Maughn Dupree
Reading. 80. Rev. W. w. De Hart
Song .......M Miss Minnie johnson
SOCIETY ITEMS.
On Tuesday afternoon last the
Fifth street Methodist church was
filled with q fashionable audience,
which had assembled to witness the
ceremony that united the lives of
Miss Fife May Eaton and Mr.. Edward
Turner The bridal party entered in
the following order;--the two ushers,
Mr.. Robert Caruthers and Mr.. Will
Parker, then Mics McAlphine and Mr..
Chas. Turner, followed by the bride
and groom. Rev. DR.. Bourland pro-
nouncing the words that made them
man and wife. Immediately after
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner took the train
for Chicago and other northern cities,
returning home in about a month";
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner have the
congratulations and best wishes of a
host of friends in this city, including
THE NEWS.
On last Tuesday evening the Edel
weiss German Club gave one of the
most delightful germans of the sea.
son. About fifteen couples were pre-
sent who entered into the spirit of the
evening and merrily danced the hours
away. One lady when speaking of the
delightful evening remarked that, "it
was more like some select private
party so congenial was the company"
After the german several couple re-
paired to the residence of Miss Rotan
where delightful luncheon was en-
joyed. The Edelwelss is one of the
most pleasant social organizations in
the city and its entertainments are
looked forward to with pleasure.
Miss Caroline Davis has issued in.
vitations to both her literary and art
classes to an cat Home" Monday
afternoon, January the eleventh, at
four o'clock. With Miss Davis as
hostess the afternoon is an assured
success.
Last evening being ladies night, the
Philos gave very pleasant german at
their hall on Franklin street. Quite
large number were present and all
spent very delightful evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Fort entertain
ed few friends at a card party and
musical Monday evening, compliment
tary to Miss Morris of Houston.
Mr.. Frederick Warde will be in
Waco on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th, Of
this month, and has accepted an invi,
tation to preside at social session OF
the Elks Club on Monday the 18th.
Miss Tate has sufficiently recovered
from her recent severe burns to be
able to enjoy buggy rides, and the
scenery of the Bosqae.
"The WOmsn's Club is a recon
organization in our midst, regarding
which we may have more 10 say ii
the future.
| JEWISH SOCIETY.
The Young gentlemen of the Y. M
H. A. gave a leap year ball last Mon
day evening in honor of the three
couples who are so soon to be married
Mr.. Leopold Lyons and Miss NettiC
Solomon, MIR Ablowich and Mis-
Rachel ROsenthsl, Mr.. Will Lyons
aud Miss Julia We'll. Beckers orches
ira discoursed sweet music for thu
dancers until late hour, after whicl
the party adjourned to an elegan
| banquet at Lehmsn's. A notable
feature Of this entertainment was tn
presence of so many visitors from
distance. Among those who cam
Just to attend this ball were Miss Dor
Jacobs of Hampstead; Miss Will
Kemsler of Mexia; Messrs. Ike an
Sol Kemsler and Bergane Of Mexia
and Mr.. Sam Lewis of Marlin.
PROGRESSIVE EUoHER.
Mrs. Sam Sanger entertained
number Of her friends at a progressiv
eucher party, Wednesday evening, i
honor of Mrs. Abe Frank of Brooklyn
who is visiting Mrs, Sanger. -Four