The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
"A THING OF BEAUTY
And MasniIicence" is What
All Say Who See
THE WACO FURNITURE CONPAMS
Grand Display VOW Being Exhibited at the
Company Immense Store Rooms
THE WACO FURNITURE CONPANiS

Last night the Waco Furniture
Company presented its friends,
patrons and the citizens of Waco
generally, an entertainment which
Will hnger in the memory of hose
present anu link IN most p.easan.
way the name of that great firm
which has so long in this city held
q commanding place in lis business
circles. The immense building was
flooded with the light of one hun.
bred incandescent burners, filing
the entire ediice with the bright
ness Of day.
The front of the building was
cut off into AL immense reception
room, filled with rockers of every
design. Into this place the visitor
first entered. Around the walls of
this room cleaned splendid mir
rors, folding beds whose polished
fronts sent back with bright rehec-
ton the brilliant lights which illu
minated the scene. Entering from
that room the visitor look ed straight
down an aisle over two hundred
feet long, filled through the center
with chairs of every make and des-
scription, and on right aud left, in
splendid VOWS, were ranged ward.
robes, book cases, folding beds,
bureaus and dressing cases, splen.
didly made and beautifully orna-
mented. Az the end of this aisle
were two rooms elegantly fitted up
and beautifully adorned In one
room a full orchestra gave to the
passing guests soft notes from
Nj endolssohn, and at times moving
strains from Strauss. Here, too,
was displayed the Aandsomest fol1
ing bed ever shown in Waco, it
being the exact model Of the one
which captured the first premium al
the great Worlds Fair. From this
room the guest passed to another,
larger and If possible more elegant
ly furnished Combining through
this room the visitors entered a
room something near hundred
feet SO lare, filed with desks, work.
stands, writing cases, sofas, lounges,
ottcmans, many of them finished in
the highest style of the upholster's
art. In the rear of this room was
another room quite as large, filled
to Overlooking, with al.lcles of
furniture, both useful and ornamen.
tai. Returning to the reception
room the visitor passed Though
another aisle over two hundred feet,
walking between rows of furniture
elegantly finished and beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
To catch the elegance, beauty and
M ,nfcenoo Of the display, i. mus
be seen by the cleaning glory of
the electric lights, and il Is real
pleasure to THE News to be able to
say the exhibition will continue TO-
night and tomorrow night, and
those who have not seen 1t should
not fail to avail themselves of this
opportunity. While there do not
fail to examine those birds eye
maple suits. This firm makes a
speciality of that class Of furniture
and has many elegant pieces on
exhibition; also examine particular
y the Success" a conceded world
beater in its class; also those ele.
CANT white chairs trimmed in gold.
The flushing roses and blooming
lowers filing the air with their
sweet perfume, you will be sure to
notice without suggestion from
TIE News. Again we urge all to
90 10 see this admirable display.
Ihe sight is worth seeing. it is
more; it is grand, aud the enuer.
Prise, taste, and skill which
arranged, and is now present.
ng it, is to be commended and en-.