The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-14

ladies' are very hal islm9 M ub'ts
Of Bellon's swell SGT, ani they are
ever welcome visitors to Waco.
Mr.. r ebert folsom, the ran,tic
critic for the Day COBB, IS very
.lever AID iii .ien. in MS wolk
"Tnere be critics and critic.," bat
when one works professionally in
that capacity, commend ms TO the
man VINO voices his opinions with.
out fear or favor.
Ga Wednesday Mrs. Lizzie Egsn
Nc Donald rendered reception to
her friends and patrons at the fab
ion Baz.r. All day long throng-
Of well dressed women passed IN,
to receive a cords greeting and to
admire the -ty ism display of fall
millinery. 1t wa7 certainly the
place to NEE, ones friends, as every
one was there.
Rav. William Wilson DeHart
ha- Just received call to the Epis
cop.l church in Tampa, florida,
his old home, SO he will remove his
family a. once. 1t is with great
regret that we part with MIR. and
Ms. D Hart and Mrs. Aycock,
they have been so long Identified
with Waco. Mr. DelIart is I'M
doubted y one of the mos. gifted,
intellectual AMI eloq tent d vines
that has ever occupied a pulpit in
the South, so it is q pity that Texas
must lose him.
BY THE WAY.
We note in a recent numb 'r of
the Flash Light tha ne y dra matte
club is to be organ'z ID. AS The
News and char ming Portia have
been charged with being the spir-
ing managers Of said club, We wish
to deny the charge in toto. One IF
u in particular is not much in IA
vor of either dramatic or music al
clubs, for the reason that 10 few
work harmonious,y, but, a. X ping
wonld say, "Tnat is ano her bird
from the one | was sent TO pluck"
What lot # dyspeptics there
would be if we pad az little heed to
our food a, we d. to our literature.
Take the average men or women of
your acquaintance and you viii find
very few of them who take the
trouble to keep up With the current
topics of the outside world. Those
Who have the inclination to read
probably are ha npered from lack of
money to indulge their literary APP
cities, and as we have No libraries
they gradually drift into reading
any cheap mater that comes their
way until their tastes are too initiated
TO care for the highest standards.
But it is pity for those who have
children about them to let their
tastes d generate. Surely we can
all afford at least one magazine
month, even at the sacriti Sc Of some
thing else.
DO not mean a magaz ne filed
with trashy love stories, but one
that serves up a menu of fact, fancy
and ii jtion, and there are numbers
of such to choose from. | am a
great advocate of magazine read
ing. These "grtat outputs of dis
tlnctiyely American art" are en-
tirely educational in their trend;
they are composed of the hes.
thoughts Of writers from every sec
ton upon the leading topics of tie
times and they enable the busy men
and women who have little time for
aiipg to see the world at large
through the medium of the bralny
writer's of this century.
One of the critics remarked,
sometime since, that they thought
1.-The ayoca ion of society reporter
very frivolous" Well, doub less,
1t is, but what would the world be
without a little frivollty and non.
sense, and why not chronicle the
events that give US plea ure? The
Creator put Us here to gather in all
the sunshine and Joy that we can
Happiness is manifetly the worlds
desire, and if We each have our own