The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-18

have issued invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter Matte 10
Mr.. Turner T. Hubby, Wednesday,
NV. %, 1928, at $3.50 a. m, at
Fifth Street Nj .thodi-t Church,
Waco. Texas. A. home after
December first, Nineteenth and
Fort avenue.
One of the prettiest home wed.
djnps that has ever been celebrated
in Waco vas thai of MIR. Harry
Csd we'll and Miss Maud Howard,
We inesday evening, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. W. Nj 'nn,
in East Waco Only the immed ate
family were present, bu. the decora'
tons were on the most elaborate
scale The large bay windov OF
tne drawing room was boxer OF
: white aud gold chrysanthemums;
frieze of these autumn glorles,
from which fell a fringe of moss
TEND rils, outlined the arch; an altar
of gold chrys4nthemums, with the
white IL )wers form ng snowy altar
cloth, occupied the center of the
window, and directly over the bridal
pair a mammoth joy bell Of white
chry santhemums, tied with broad
satin ribbons, formed the center.
piece of this artistic floral dis.
play.
TIE bride is lovely blonde, one
of our prettiest giIls, and the sim
pie but elegant gown of white crepe
de chine enhanced her person Al
charms. After the brief but i'm
pressive ceremony, performed by
Rsv III M Waa'ing, the wedding
party repaired 10 the dining room.
where the chrysanthemum theme of
decoration vas carried our. Fllmy
doiles dotted the polished board,
which was llien with cut glass and
silver, from which delicious sup.
per WAS served.
The prettiest feature of the we'd
ding was thst instead Of the con
venlional bridal t1uF the young
couple were driven TO their own
little home, 3 handsome new cot
tsge, laxurous'y fitted up, a gift
from Mr. and Mrs. Mann, in whose
home Nj IS Howard has been for
some years loved daughter.
MIR. Cald we'll is prom sing
young business man and is con
nected with the establishment OF
Whittinghill, Jones & Goodloe.
The best mau was Mr.. Frank
Fink, and Miss Saarlght of Austin,
attlred in stylish gown of white
cloth with green accessories, was
m aid OF honor.
A pleasant family reunion oc
cured on Tuesday, when Mr.. and
Mr.. T. n McMullen celebrated
their wooden we'd ling by giving a
dining, the guests inciu ,ing all the
mem oers of their families.
The following verses are sung by
X X in the NJ kado They were
composed by our local poet, Mr.. G
G. d L ,uche. and at the perform
ance last night elected great ap
plause:
The great Mikado OF Japan has Issued strin
gent laws
And has ven ne the HIST,
~, 1 til, col q
work their jaws
The uever would be missed.
Great Pooh bah s.ys its got to cease. an
charming. chic Yum-Yum
says nobo t. shall have q kiss who chews tina
that nasty gum
The Lord Hlsh EIecutloner, with irritatin
gee,
VIII cut II the offenders heads with his shAr
sncker snee;
While Nanki-Poo and Pittl-slng and Katish
That no one shall be pardoned who Is w
upon the list.
There are other little matters Ind those WI
say us nay,
I We've got then on the list
For they're all for cool of Waco, let those VIII
will eanssy--
rney uev-r would bs missed
t ere some who TIL our Trades dlspla.
/, some What ont Of date,
: And some h fancy a Nsw 8rldge iii
depiecate
Acen'r drpo, to- 'hey'd kiA ard Factsri,
The sa Ia se they'd drive awsy and en.erpri.
depre g
2 The mo--paci IS are no; all d-ai who in bach
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