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

Tifhn Club Monday afternoon
"Pope's E.ssv on Man" was read
and discussed. Music and refresh
ments were served as condiments to
the literary menu, which was highly
enjoyed by the members.
Mrs. Rounsavall, in courtesy to
the Y. M. c. A., postponed the
supper that was to have been given
last Friday, until Tuesday evening
of this week. Mrs. RounsavalPs
thou ghtfulness is much appreciated
aud It has established a precedent
that may well be followed.
AT $. Paul's church, on Wed
nesdsy morning, amid bower Of
autumnal flowers, with an accom-
paninent OF sweetest music, the
beautiful Episcopal service was
read to unite Mss Anna Krause
and Mr.. Oscar Jannasch in hottest
wedlock. A large number of
friends gathered to witness the
ceremony and shower good wishes
on the young couple who seem to
have such a bright future. Miss
Kraase is gifted young woman,
typical Waco girl. born and reared
in this city Mr. Jannasch is highly
worthy of the prize he has won,and
THE News extends the heartiest
congratulations to the pair The
ushers were Messrs. Frank Conner,
F. w. Krause, Louis Ise and 7. d.
Hut he best man Mr.. (. W.
Reichardt, of Brennan. A hand
some travelling gown was the bridal
robe, as Nj. and Mrs. Jannasch
left Immediately for a trip to
Mexico.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs.
George p. Mann entertained the
silver cross band of Kings Daught-
ers. A few business matters were
discussed and several new members
we're admitted to the circle, whose
mission is to minister 10 the suffer
ing. Mrs. Beaumont gave several
delightful recitations and Mrs.
Edward Randall rendered some
beautiful musical numbers. Tea
was poured, and with an accom-
paniment of dainty sweetmeats, was
psrtaken of amid the subdued clat.
ter of cups and chatter of the bright
women present. The entire after.
noon was replete with enjoyment
and sociability aud was one of the
most pleasant episodes of the week.
The elegant Heard mansion on
South Third street was opened on
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
"Progressive Conversation Recep-
ton" rendered Miss Carter and
Miss Pearl Msddn. The lights,
ii overs, and brilliant costumes
formed pratty scene in which TO
discuss the topics engraved on
dainty cards. These subjects were
as follows, "The Girl of the
Period" Society Masks 1.-The
Silver Q lestion," "Midway Plais-
ance,' 'W oman's Rights "Tne
Novel of Today" Labor vs.. CAPT
tai, " Filtration, "The Girl
Bachelor" "a modern feature The
house was beautifully decorated
with rare flowers and an eplcurean
feast was served.
The"Midway Plaisance" given at
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall on Thursday
and Friday nights really took on
the importance of a social function,
as the leading society bellies We're
there in bright array. The detail
was carefully arranged, the floral
decorations most artistic, the cos
tunes bright and appropriate, and
the management may we'll be con
graduated on their success in repro
ducing the Famous Mid way"
The beautiful photographs tax en-
by Deane of the Mikado cast in
their handsome costumes, will be
on exhibition in Sanger's, Goggau's
aud DENNIS e. Bros. show wind q.
Mr.. Diane hopes to have the dis.
play boards ready By Monday, but
as he is putting his finest work on
them, he may be day later in
getting them out. Go and look at
them and see what Waco artist,
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