The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-04
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up during the past week, and the
calendar notes several pleasant
events. Monday the Philo
mop and Iitfin club, Tues.
day the bicycle races, pool
party, and Grandma Moore's party
Tor little folks. Thursday the Lit.
eTary Tea, and on Monday, Wednes.
day, Thursday and Saturday,
enthusiastic rehearsals Of the
Mikado. There were also one
or two mpromptu Hallox
cen parties, which were a source
Of merriment to the participants.
Quite number of ourbelles are visit
ing friends out Of town, but enough
remained to give an impetus to the
social ball.
Rehearsals Of the Mikado are
progressing famously and Mr..
Baker, the genial director, makes
them very plea for the members
of the company From the direc-
ton of Goggan's Music Hall, in
the evening, one hears the full
toned choruses sung with dash and
vigor; the hutter Of fans and the
patter of feet - the erst-while
japanese men and maidens "toddle
along to the Lord High Execution
er." Over at the opera house the
dancers reheaIse daily, and it is a
pretty sight 10 see the girls and lit
tie tots az they trip through the in
tricate figures of the beautiful
dances.
Miss Mamie Ashley has kindly
consented to be the pianoist, which
is an assurance that there will be no
fault to find with. the orchestration.
The cast is completed and is as
follows:
The MiAado Of Japan-Mr. VIII
Gambrell.
Napki-poo (his son disguised as a
wandering minstreD-Mr. Will
Allen.
Ko.Ko Lord High Executioner
Of Titipu Mr.. W. A. Baker, of
Chicago.
Pooh Bah (Lord High Every
thing else Mr. Robert Cox.
Plsh-Tush "a Noble Lord Mr..
Edward Toby, Jr.
Yum. Yum, PittiSing, Peep 30
lThlee Little Maids from School y
Mrs. Edward Toby, Jr., Miss SAT
farraus, Miss Pauline Darlington.
Katista IAN elderly lady in love
with Nankl-Poo) Mrs. Hepgst.
The wedding on Wednesday OF
next week, OF Miss Anna krause
and Mir. Oscar Jannasch, is looked
forward to with much interest by
their large Gil Gle Of friends. N IS
KIause, who is young lady of
brilliant mind, is a daughter of
Prof f. W. Krause, who has long
been prominent in the musical cir
Gle OF this city. Mr.. Jsnuasch is
widely and fayorably known in
business circles, and is young man
of sterling integrity. The ceremo.
ny will be performed by Rev. Frank
Page, at st. Pauls church, Episco.
pal, Wednesday morning, Novem
Der stu, at $50.
The dainty invitations issued by
Grandma Moore to the birthday
party on Tuesday Of the petite trio,
Netie Rose Moore, Thomas
Moore Hays and Bart Moore, Jr,,
we're responded to by more than q
hundred little 70 k, From 5 to 9
o'clock the children romped and
PLAYED The msrriest games and par
took 81 The abundant feast Of good
things prepared for them. The
hour q PARTING came all too soon,
and if little Miss Moore, and Mas.
tiers Thomas and Bart can but real
re half of the good wishes shower
ed upon them, their walk OF life
will be howery indeed.
The Timn club held is first
meeting for the ssason at the res
dence of Mrs. Hen, on South
Fifth. Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Miss Hortense Heiz made
a gracious hostess and the guests
almost forgot tia! they had gather.
ed for a business meeting. The
routine business of the club was