The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-08
Hearne; Eugene Moon, Miss

Mr.. and Mrs. Dupree; Me,swi1
Winter, Sears, Eabank, BrosS
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, Mr.. TaQf3
Miss Redding; Messrs. DosJul
Brown, Clark, Pierce, WsWs
Cornish, Hefiley and Burnham tht
King, Miss Tibbs. This b,iae
and perfectly arranged functio, ~
entirely due to the efforts olc1
w. H. Mattox, and he certain 81
congratulate himself on IN. We
qualified success of the affair Ia
Well, of course we celebrats :;
"Glorious Fourth" at Ps]sRr
Park with the gentlemanly ~;
men who have been with u,Sa
W sek. Vanity Fair in Lrave ,rh
was there to applaud the fe,w;1
the bicyclists and the Light GuScI
while the band played Dxh,s1
other stirring airs. The crow
gala attire and the best of huIf1
enjoyed everything from the re-
won races of the contestants
clever trick riding of Mr.. XIV
bury, to the unique appearauaoj
the cyclists as they strolled al
in the most startling sweaters, Cd
Will Parker's friends were mel
disappointed that he was unabac
ride, but redoubled their cheeve
behalf of Mr.. Tom Parker, nj
rode skillfully, coming in wins
The grand stand was full of fiz
lar faces. Over to the leftsy
lovely Miss Trice in fetohinghl
tune of white, escorted by MI
car Ragland. A gay party Is
posed of Misses Yates, Catham q
Searcy, and Messrs. Poulh(
Weille, and Tibbs, seemed to lod
thoroughly good time. Mimla
tie Jones, in a modish gowl'h
cream and blue organdy trim
with moss.green velvet ribbon,
with Mr.. Spears. Pretty !,
Woodwork, of Cuero and =
Cornish, Miss Burke, Mr.. Tel.
Miss Mistrot and Mr.. PUNK.
we're there. Misses Della Bal.
Sears, Johnston, Parke, Shaw,
Miss Willie Baker, who was att.
in handsome midsummer gowh1
heliotrope dotted swiss TRIM,
with bands of old pink, hsliotrT
and moss-green velvet ribbon, "
noted with their escorts. N,
Fanilu Pace and Mr.. Moon. viv.j
ious little Miss Goodrich with Il
Duke formed a merry quartet
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fort, Mr. .
Mrs. Howard Mann, and Miss
right. Colonel Parrot and NJ
Parrot made an attractive gN
belew the grand stand. The benz
were hard, the lemonade misti
and chewing gum at premit,
but little cared the pleasure seeI,,
who had come to celebrate, 80
all had a good time and were sc
to say farewell to the races and
fourth of July. i
Thursday afternoon the palp
home of Mr.. Sam Sanger wad
fete, the reception rendered by NJ
Sam Sanger to Mrs. Charles Ii.
Sanger, who has just returned fl.
an extended bridal tour, being
of the most brilliant and eleg'
affairs ever given in Waco. 7
Sanger mansion is fitted with
handsomest and m ost artistic fl.
ishings. Rare works of art /
bric-a-brac meet the eye at eVs
turn; ones football is lost in
pile of richest velvet carpet Y
Turkish rugs; draperies of cob'
lace ana nand WrOugnt tape'u
fall from windows and doors. J
terday the beauty of this lovely
terror was enhanced by the addls!
of superb floral decorations. y
entrance hall and stairway n
grouped with palms and bloom,
plants, every available niche in
drawingroom was filled with
flowers end ferns, forming an
chanting bower of fragrant beau
The receiving party conslstea
Mrs. Sam Sanger, Mrs. Cha
Louis Sanger, and Miss Livingtsl
a sister of the bride. Mrs. .
Sanger wore an elegant cow
black silk, deliberately trimp