The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-02
Yrs. EDWARD TOBY, Jr., Society Editor

Society's pulse il quickening il
anticipation of the Cnrysanthemun
Ball to be given by the Philos on
next Tuesday evening. 1t will un
doubtedly eclipse any similar event
that has been given here. Carte
blanche has been given the horlst,
lnd the clubrooms win be trans
formed into an autumn bower.
Club rules limit the menu, bu. for
.hs once the refreshments will be
unusually elaborate.
The invitations are very hand
some and none of the elegautes nave
been forgotten. Several hundred of
these dainty cards have been sent
out over the state,
TnE News proposes to be there
and next Saturdays issue viii con
tain full account of the sil Air,
and "a is our custom, the most
striking costumes will be noted, aud
mention made Of all distinguished
guests.
FLooRCoMMI1rRE W.N. Mattox
chairman. John Weille, Walter
Gregg, John Dockely, NJ. c. IT..
Park
RECEPTION CoMMlTTEE-Mr. and
Mrs G. IL McLeudon, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Toby, .Jr., Mr.. aud Mrs
Z. NJ. Hubby, Mr. and Mrs. q.
X. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Dupree, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Hob.
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Renfrow Banton,
MIR. and Mrs. S. u. McLendon, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Richardson, Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Hays, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. Massey, Mr.. and Mrs. X A.
Caruthers, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. F..
Lake.
ARRANGHMENr CoArMITTEE-Mr.
II. O Barnt am, chairman
levin Plunkett, w. Is. Hays, Y.
+. Searcy, A bert Weille, Dero
Wood.
INVITATION Committee - Mr.. Il.
J. FOLSOM, chairman Ned
Marshall, Lee Caruthers, Hugh
Brown. Edward Toby.
THE Y. NJ. IL. 4. BALL.
The elite Of Hebrew society gath.
cred at the y. M. II, A. Hall Mon
lay evening to partici pate in the
grand ball Brilliant lights, artis
tic decorations and beautiful gowns
made up gorgeous scene, aud it
WIS not until the first faint signs OF
dawn appeared in the east that the
revelers dispersed. At midnight g
banquet was served. Many visitors
from sister cities were present
Notable among these were MIS-
M0ses, of Dallas, in a beautiful
gown Of white brocaded satin
Miss Kahn, of Dallas, whose exqui
ate robe of yellow satin and gui
pure called forth much admiration
Misc Wenar of Palestine, handsom,
led six. Miss Oscar Calvert,
dainty costume of white satin
Miss Solomon, Of Chicago, wore
gown which was particularly ele
can't. 1t was fashioned in the lat
ast mode and was of moussiline d
Sole, faitiiing in accordion plaits.
of our Waco bellies the mos
striking costumes were those worl
Dy Miss Weslow, beautiful piul
and white silk, satin balloon
sleeves, lisse rrillp, caught Wit
jeweled stick pins. Mrs. Charlie
Sanger, elegant white silk, Duchess
lace, diamonds, Miss Rosa Levy
light blue fsille, black lace, thread
ed with blue baby ribbon. Mis-
Rose Fernberg, white crepe d
chine. Miss We'll, pale blu
gauze, over silk. Mrs. Benedict
pale gray silk. Mrs. Cohen,
gown that only metropolita
modiste could have evolved. Tn
oonfection WAS of lilac and cream
satin striped silk, trimmed wit
billowy RULES of accordion platte
chiffon, empire bows of bread sati
ribbon.
The visiting gentlemen wer
Messrs. Dilsheimer and Rosentha
Of Memphis, Meyer, of Macon, Ga
Ssmuels, of Marlin, Cohen, Kahl