The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-16

VI hC'y
The house was decorated in the
semblanoe of the four seasons-the
parlor, all elistening white, was win
ter; the library, symphony IN
pink, reminded one of springtide;
the hall, decked in bright hued
leaves, symbolioal of autumn, and
in the dining room Summer held
sway amid a bower Of greenery.
THE WEDDING.
Ga Thursday at p. M, in the
presence of the most intimate
friends Miss Belle Harris and Mr..
p. ri. Diane, of Austin, were
welded. In the white parlor the
nuptias were celebrated by the
II V. William Wilson DeHart in a
most impressive manner. The
bride, who is very handsome and
stylish, wore an elegant imported
gown of green broaiclotb, lined
Throughout with silk aud trimmed
With bands of sable; little three
cornered hat of green was worn.
Mr.. and Ms Dame left imme
d a-ely for st. Louis aud on return.
ing will reside in Austin, Mr..
D9ane being q prominent young
business man of that CITY
We surrender this sweet daughter
Of Waco to our sister city most
reluctantly. + ID owed with all the
qualities which make a woman at.
tractive, she has endfa ed herself to
a large circle Of friends VINO will
miss her sadly.
puILO GERMAN.
The Philo german Of NJ )nday
night, given to Misses Helen Smith
Of Austin, Maige Williams of In
dependence, and Gillespie OF Chatta.
nooga, rivalled the Cnrysan themum
BAH in all save the number of
dancers. About thirty couples par.
tlcipated AMI the gowns of the
Homen were noted as being particu
larly lovely. NJ ss S NTH, who is a
great social favorite here, locked
very hand 4ome in an elegant black
gauze. Miss Williams was charm.
lug III dainty white silk robe, and
NJ 90 Gil e pie was becomingly
gowned in ekite silk, with black
velvet trimmings.
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.
A large and fashionable audience
witnessed the pretty wedding Of
Miss Ola J ickson and Mr.. Hamil
ton Van Hamilton, of Tyler, Thurs
day at the Methodist church.
Promptly at O'Clock the organ
notes, under Mrs. Rounsavalps
skilled fingers, swelled into 90
Promise Me-" Mrs Howard Mann's
beautiful soprano took up the
stra'ns, rendering the music ex.
quisitely. The bridal party con.
sisted of Miss Suella Hudson, of
Caldwell, maid Of honor, in baud
some gown of green boucle, trimmed
with velvet of lighter hue; hat to
correspond. Miss Matte Jackson,
in a Costume of lavender trimmed
with velvet of the same shade and
bands Of mink, was with Mr..
Charles Turner Miss Jessie earle.
ton, of Tyler, wore striking cos.
tune of veu rose and green cloth
trimmed with velvet, and was with
Mr.. Gus Jackson. The bride was
beautiful in a modish gown Of
brown broadcloth, handsomely
trimmed with velvet of a lighter
shade; three cornered hat com
pleted the toilette.
The altar was screened with
pa ms, trailing moss and quantities
of cut flowers, and nst in front was
-pread a Turkish prayer rug, on
which the bride and groom stood
during the ceremony.
Mr.. Hamilton V An Hamilton is a
prominent ,urnalist and leader of
society in Tyler, and Friday night
an elegant reception and german
was given to the newly welded
pair.
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS.
Mrs. T. A. Crawford entertained
pleasantly Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Brahan, the guest OF
Mrs. Foster Fort. Cards were the
chosen form of amusement and
about the tables were noted M sses
NJ srsha'l, NJ I.endon, Hattie Tay
lor, Fsnilu Pace, Giile.ple, Sears,