The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-19
tanning. The following is the per
sonelle of the party:

tanning. The following is the per
sonelle of the party:
Miss Fanilou Pace, Mr.. David
son, of Florida; Miss Laura Yates.
Mr.. Duke; Miss Llllie Marshall,
Mr.. Wheeler; Miss M,ry Randle,
Mr.. John King; VI Sc Norma Gri
der, Mr.. Bonner Conush; MISS Will
lie Lou Tibbs, Mr.. Frank Marshall
Miss Pearl White, Mr.. Gregg; Miss
Hortense Alexander, Dr. Searcy:
Miss Sallie Chatham, Mr.. Tom
Tibbs; Miss Flora Dickey, Mr..
Dero Wood; Mss Leta NJ ,Lendon,
Mr.. Z + Shumate; Miss Matte
Jones, Mr.. Ned Sears; Mss Willie
Baker, Tom Clark; Messrs. Allen
Dunnica, Ray Napier, John Weille,
Ocar Ragland, Mrs. Mattox and
w. A. Parker.
The Y. p. S. c. f. were enter.
tanned Thursday evening in a most
charming manner by Mr.. and Mrs
A. g. Prendergast. A most Ell ~
able evening was spent. Music,
instrumental and vocal, and recita.
tions with intermissions of gay and
pleasant conversation made up the
programme. While each and every
one did admirably in the rendition
Of their various selections, especial
mention should be made of the reci-
tation by Miss Minnie Kendrick,
which was undoubtedly a gem.
Thursday evening Miss Annie May
Anderson entertained about sixty of
her young friends at her home on
Spelght street. Both the house and
grounds were devoted to the enter
tainment, the grounds being light
by numbers of Japansese lanterns
artisticaliy arranged. Dancing was
kept up until late hour. During
the evening dainty refreshments
were served. A jolly, pleasant
evening was passed and the clarm
ing and graceful young hostess ex
celled herself as an entertainer.
On Tuesday evening at their
lovely home on North Fifth street
MISS Mistrot gave an entertainment
to Miss Schwinge of
Marlin, who is visiting her. Both
the house and lawn were devoted to
the entertainment; in the former the
guests INDUCED in dancing. On the
latter "hicn was beautifully lighted
with Mikado lanterns and with com.
Portable benches and chairs invit.
ingly placed about.) pretty tables
were nicely arranged where delicious
refreshments were served. The
following is Il list of those who
were go fortunate as to be present.
Misses Henrietta Downs, Carrie
Tibbs, Johnnie Baker, Flora and
Maggie Cameron, Mary Flnka, r nth
Corinne Kosure, Celeste
X osure, Agnes Taylor, NJ ary Tayl or,
Mittie Belle Renick, Adele Nc.
Julloch, Miss Marie Mistrot, of
VI arlin, Miss Lou Schwinge and
Eunice Whittinghill, Messrs.
Downs, Marshall, Bob Parrot,
Willie Cam IRON, Lacy King, NAL
'olm Early, Baily Finks, George
Finks, Lyle Downs, Beth Lawson
md Willie Downs.
Tuesday evening at their lovely
home on South Fifth street Misses
acksle ard Matte Caruthers gave
delightful entertainment compli
nentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam M.
}enick and Mr.. aud Mrs. James L.
tenick. The grounds were lighted
With Mikado lanterns and the effect
vas charming. Dancing was the
rider of the evening. AT suitable
our delicious refreshments were
erved upon the lawn. Those pres
mt were as follows: Misses Ola
ackson, Lula Kindsor, of Cald-
yell; Terry, of Austin; Ada Park,
Nile Parrot, Lola Belle House,
annie Parker, Pansy Motz, Minnie
NTH, Matte Hubby, Annie Win.
err, jeanette Hubby, Carrie Smith,
.llie Mallory, Of Rockport; Betty
.lglr, + Ina Gurley, Pear, Love.
ace, Alice Moore, May Moore,
.ewtie johnson; Messrs. w. A.
'arker, Aza Warner, Horace Smith
laurey Grider, Sid Burrows, John
turlav III WnndIand LII. W..