The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-29

Just a. sunset "Wednesday after.
noon the band wagon, with an
attendant train of vehicles left
town. laden with light.hearted
crowd of pleasure seekers. The
curves and windings of the road TO
Bosq le Bridge were followed aud
on reaching the bridge the company
alighted to enjoy a few merry
hours. Snatches of sony and bursts
of laughter mingled with the call
of the night birds and the ripple of
the river. Down on the pebbly bank
a delicious lunch was served al
fresco and shortly after the party
turned their heads homeward, max.
ing the country roads ring with
gleeful songs and laughter. THE
picnic larty was composed chi, fly
of Mrs. Cunningham's guests and
their young lady friends. Among
others were Fred Berry Miss Belle
Garland; Charley Ferguson, Miss
Annie Parker; win Poage, NJ ss
Otkander, Mr. Elliott, Miss Nc.
Culloch; p. B. Jones, Miss Suy.
der; DR.. Bratton Miss Anderson;
MIR. Hickman, Miss Wood of Tyler;
Mr.. Alciatore, of New Orleans,
Miss Laura Peterson; Mr.. Stark.
weather, Miss g. Paterson; Mr.
Mex snnon, NJ So Ella Peterson;Mr
Barton, Miss Vincent; Mr.. Rifle,
Miss Cunningham; Mr.. Hawkins,
Nj SO Rice; Mr.. Lowe, Of St. Louis,
Miss Thomson; VERNE Willig,
Miss Baker; Mr.. Krause, Miss
Reese; Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sink; MIR. Willig, Mrs. Gun
bingham; DR.. and Mrs Minnock;
MIR. and Mrs. Ockspder; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Garland and Messrs.
Wood, Long and Cunningham.
Mrs. r. O. Rounsaval left on
Monday for Chicago. Miss Yates
has deferred her trip until Septem,
Der.
After a pleasant visit to friends
and relatives here Mrs. Claude Ham.
ilton has returned to her home in
Galveston.
Mr.. w aller Baker having so gen
erously donated the block of land
for the Nursery, everybody should
take hold and help build home for
the poor babies in Mrs. McDonald's
care.
Miss Allie Harrolb is busily pre-.
pairing to leave for the east during
the latter part of the summer. She
will enter a fashionable school in
New York, so her stay will be pro.
longed.
Society at large vlll co:fer ia.
vor on the News by sending in or
telephoning any social items to the
society editress, Mrs. Edward Toby,
ir., 1924 North Fifth street; tele-
phone No. 270.
Numerous theatre parties have
patronized the Hobson auditorium
Outing the past week, and it is quite
the proper thing to pass an evening
out there witnessing the really clev-
er performance.
Whispers come to us from Aus
tin of the lovely time our fair rep.
resentatives, NJ sses Goodrich,
Tibbs, Jones and Mrs. McLenden
have had. Much social attention
has been bestowed on them.
Mrs. J. Alfred Early has entered
the ranks of composers, and in col
liberation with Miss DeZ ouche has
beautiful slumbar song entitled
Twilight Hours" in the hands of
Thomas Goggan for publication.
Mr.. Renick intends arranging it for
the violin, az its harmonies are par
ticularly well adapted for that in
strument.
One by one our girls fill huge
Saratogas with bewildering gowns
and HE away for summer recreation.
So many have gone that society cir
cles are quite depleted, and the few
remaining are SO busy preparing for
fight that they care little for social
diversion. Among the absentees
are Misses Trice, Harris, Dickey,
Tibbs, Goodrich, Matte and Susie