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

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several weeks longer.
Miss NJ ,,tie J ones will entertain
the Ferris Wheel at Its next ihee''
ing.
The Literary Tea nat with MIS-
Lindsay on Wednesday afternoon afternoon;
Emerson was the author discussed
and some interesting extracts
from his works were read
Miss Mamie Ashley who accepted
the position of pianiste tor the
Mix ado Compa y was compelled 10
res gu, the work being too great
tax upon ier physical Strength
Miss Willie Lou Tibbs is back
from a visit to Dallas. Miss lloo'
received a great deal of tentlon,
and won as msny a!mrers IN Dal-
las as she has here.
Miss MoCulloch leaves for Dal.
las in a few weeks TO reside there
for some time. Mss McCulloch
has a large music class awaiting
ner there, her fame as teacher
having spread abroad.
Prof Pollock, who is so promi
nent in musical and art circles, has
been untiring in mis- efforts to assist
Fthe members of the M.kado Com
pany, and they one and all appre,
ciate his kindness exceedingly.
Miss Loula Johnston is the guest
of Miss Park.
Mr.. and Ms. Eugene Crowdus
paid the Mikado Company the I'M
pliment of coming over from Dallas
especially to witness the pertor-
nance. They occupied a box Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Ms. Howard Mann gave
card party on Thursday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
C'ldwell. A select number of young
society folk were present aud a
very enjoyable evening was spent
by all.
BY THE.WAY.
If through the notes and chroni'
cles of these columns, there is a
strong flavor of the santlng-eyed
inhabitants of the howery king
dom, please bar with me, in con
slderation of the fact that, for three
weeks, | have been endeavoring to
imagine myself an unsophisticated
japanese maid of tender years,
whose only occupation was to sing
ballads and admire herself in q
mirror. Under the circumstance.
it is hard to come down to plair
common sense matters, for as
catch the outline Of brilliant idea
in the distance and my poised pencil
fl les to transcribe it on paper, the
ringing strains of owe are gentle.
men of Japan" floats through my
brain, and the melody dispels all
thoughts save the recollection Of
our jeunesse doree a. they flap theil
fans and strike comical attitudes
attlred in queer Japanese gowns
Again ! strive to catch the vanish
ing idea, but the voice of our ire
pressible "Ko Ko" saying "Af
there Yum-y, are you particularly
busy?' comes to me, and involun
tarlly l answer"N OF particuar,lee,
and then follows such succession
of suppressed giggles, trip
d ping steps, fiercs glances from
Katisha, and the shuddering remem
brance of the fearful shakes sh
9 gives me, that feeling perfect.
idiotic fly in despair, wondering
p how | ever attempted to be repor
ter. you see my difficulty?"
And now comes to US as tn
latest thing the "Bare feet fad.
The idea is to gat your shoes anC
0 stockings off for couple of hour
each day and give the toes chanc
o to breathe. According to the d.
voices of the fad it is cure-all 70
all the ills to which mankin4
r heir.
Q In order to give you an idea 0
what this new treatment will do 70
s one, | give you some quotation
e from an article written By one o
the "B sre feet" disciples.
"Lighter spirits, improved dige
ton. clearad heads and cleare