The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09

The gentlemen FROM Tyler we're
M4ssrs. w. Frank X lox, Wdey,
Frank James,
AFTER THE BALL,
Miss Saunders, Of Bolton, who is
visiting Mrs. Waller Baker, was one
of the most admired guests.
Me.srs. Melasky and Norris, of
Austin and Ty respectively, were
most welcome visitors. The
latter gentleman is we'll known here
having made several previous visits.
The Misses Denny, of Bolton,
were guests of Miss West. and as
they have many admirers here were
among the most popular girls.
Petite Miss Parker, of Bryan, who
is Mrs. Chatham's guest, was lead.
ing belle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii Grande, Of Ty.
Ter were among the distinguished
guests; Mrs. LeGrande, nee Miss
Goodman, is remembered most
pleasantly as the guest of the Miss.
es lIigginson last winter.
NJ ssrs. Long, Of San Antonio,
Swearing IN, of Ohio, Eugene NJ .r-
shall, of Dallas, Robert William.
500, of New Orleans, James Viii.
hanson, of Austin, Lee Allen. of
NJ ,rlin, and Gay Batter, Of Now
York, made most pleasant additions
to the masculine element.
Mr.. and Mrs. G yis Ysrb ,rou n,
of Tyler, were favored guests. NJ i.
Yarborough's gown was one Of the
hanisomest in the bail roam.
Misses Afford and Willis, of Ty.
Ter, ard Pope, of Corsicsna, were
also of the fair guests.
Miss NJ ,dge Williams, of Inde-
pendence, who was the charming
sponsor for the battle ship Texas,
was IN lch admired. Sac is visiting
Miss Iiennie Hardin
Miss Presley, of Boston, is visit
ing Mrs. Slayden and presented a
most charming appearance a. the
ball.
OF our own pretty girls, who sim.
ply outd!d themselves in their toll.
cites, much discussion was rife as
to whose gown was the prettiesl;
but | do not believe definite con
cluslon wa reached. W hispe1s
were overheard as to how lovely
Miss Taylor looked, and he very
swell her gown was; how very be.
coming Mrs Jones dress was, and
that she never looked prettier;
Miss Lacy was 80 charming, Miss
Alexander beautiful, and 40 on.
Mss Sears admirers were legion
and Miss McCiendon was chic and
d siny in her French gown. The
primrose hues of Miss Tibbs' cos.
tune enhanced her brunette beauty,
and Miss Marshall was lovely to
look at. Misses Annie Parker and
Hubby, both pretty blondes, were
daintlly gowned, and Miss Ray.
mond never appeared to better ad
vantage.
Misses Dckey and Order always
look fresh and pretty, ard Miss
Randall's personality Is 80 charm.
ing that one forgsts to look at her
costumes, which are, however, al.
ways in the latest mode.
We might write on indie finitely,
only to go beck and WOE der who " as
the prettiest and whose costume the
most elegant.
But what Of our jeunesse doree +?
We must not forget that they plan.
rel and carried out this brilliant
affair. Well, of course they all
looked as swell and hand some as
could be, and were so perfectly
lovely to their guests, the feminine
portion, especially, that they made
them incur large debt of graft
tude.
We congratulate the Pnilos on
their bril- iant success. Nothing
that time or money could procure
was omitted. They were untiriug
IN their attentions, not only to cur
own people, bat to the city's guests,
ana with our congratulations go our
thanks for the delightful evening
spent with them.
THE FlREMAN's BALL,
The hreman's ball was grand |
success. 1t took the form of a bal
masqae and number of the COS