The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-27

% everywhere, too:' The other
a woman who, in truth, IS seen on
al occasions. but who has coy
home.nesf. where the naoles are
well and tenderly cared for. answer
ed, ! econom'zs my time; / love
society and want to keep young and
in touch with the world so | work
hard the better 10 Ell Joy my play
time. Every hour of the day has
its particular duty md | find no
time for idle gossip with my neigh
bors but my husband has happy
home and we certainly do Ell joy
life OILY lev passing words
aud yet they linger with me, because
| Constantly hear the cry 'Oh, /
can't 20 out; | have too much to do,
an cannot neglect my home for
society" The question CONES to
me, why cannot the rest OF woman
kind emulate this ones example
ar CLEAN all the flowers that spring
up IN their pathsf Plenty of en-.
ergy and system in the home life
gives us time for social pleasures
and oft times puts bride on the
tongue that fain would gossip.
An outing party armed with
hammock-. cameras and lunch
spent day at Walkers crossing
this past week. Mrs. w. h. Du.
pree chsperoned the party, which
consisted of Ne danes Willis and
Toby; Misses shaw White, Ray
mond, May Vaughn Dupree, May,
Willie Willis and Mignon Toby,
Messrs. llsie, Charles Brown,
Allen, slavin, Dupree and Toby.
The eayeties of the week were
ushered in most piciously by
Miss Harris reception and german
on Monday, given to her friends,
Mas Smith, of Austin, and Miss
Goodner, of Mck nney. ne
handsome Harris home on " ash
,ngton street was transformed into
a tropical garden. Palms, ferns.
pott d plants and quantities of cape
asmincs were arranged in artistic
profusion. From behind screeI
of palms the dreamy strains o
the Mexican orchestra toate(
through the rooms as the accompsni
ment 10 the sweet voices ami merry
laughter of a score of pretty women
Daring the reception hours, from
) to 7, the array of dainty womel
in bewitching spring toilets wa
positively bewildering Miss Harris
whose charming personality ha
made her one Of our most prominen
bellies, received her guests in
dainty, simple organdy wit
heliotrope trimmings. Miss Smith
a strikinely handsome brunette
wore charming gown of yello'
2 silk, trimmed in b ack velvet. Mi,
Goodner's blonde beauty was ell
| HANGED by fetching spring gov
of pale blue, with suggestions {
pink. Miss Trice was picture
an empire gown of pink, with
bunch of La France roses in h,
q girdle. Mrs. Harris was attired
handsome black silk.
Passing from the reception room
into the dining room, the CUES
s we're seated at tete. "a tete tables an
=. served with a delicious menu by /,
. lovely a set of mattresses as ev
. gracel feast. These young ladi
+ were Misses Yates, Chatham, Far
lou Pace ard Grider, all arrayed
the ARREST of spring gowns. III
air was rife with subiued tests Al
e repsrtee, as the guests did amp
f Justice to the festal board, and
. the clink of champagne glasse
t would rise on the laugter-laden al
more than one wish was born f,
the long life and happiness of Il
fair Young hostess. In the evenlI
. the german under the skillful gui
ance of Mr. maddox, was danced
the West End avilion, about for
couples participating; making
fitting end to one of the most ell
I CANT functions of the season. Me
, DANES Dupree, Willis and Toll
d matronlzed the german, and othe
d present were Captain Miller, Mi
Harris, Mr.. Maddox, Miss Smit
t Miss Goodner, Sam Pope, Robe
). Caruthers, Miss Chatham, Csc
e Ragland, Tom Clarke, Miss Sea-
l. Horace Smith, Miss Order, w