The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03

panied by her father who met her
in Galveston.
Quite a contingent of our He
brew tovsmen will 60 to Hemp
stead tomorrow to attend the nup-
tails Of Mr.. Isadore Goodman, Of
Nsvaso.a, and Miss Cora Jacobs, of
Hampstead.
Miss Hattie Trice is suffering SO
severely with inflammation of the
eyes, that, much to the regret OF
society people, she is compelled to
absent herself from all evening en-
tertainments.
Mrs. John Willis, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Dapree for the
last two weeks, will leave for her
home in Waverly, Ala on Monday
stopping over in Birmingham for a
short visit to relatives.
Mesdame Twells and Beach, who
for some years have had charge of
the music department at Baylor
L University, sever their connection
with that institution at the end of
the present term, and will open a
private school Of music at some
central point in town.
GA last Saturday evening Mrs.
w. K. Dapree entertained small
card party in unique fashion. Mex
lean monte was played with the
Mexican cards. The souvenirs were
of Mexican workmanship, and the
refreshments were, of course, tama-
les and chile, served by typical
Mexican.
On Monday evening the beautiful
Fort residence on South Fourth
street was thrown open to receive
the Current Event Club, and their
masculine friends. Mrs. Walter V.
Fort made charming hostess, and
her lovely guest, Mrs, John Wesley
Castles, of New Orleans, made a
m ost brilliant addition to the cote
RE of fair women who graced the
reception.
After the minutes Of the preced-
ing meeting were read the folio "
ing program was rendered:
Piano Solo. -. +. Miss Matte Jones.
Vocal Solo ...... Dear Heart
Mrs. Howard Mann.
Piano Solo .......M Miss Rose.
Original Reading, Character Read
ing from noses, Mrs. Buck.
Vocal Solo Miss Minnie Johnston.
Music ......M Mandolin Club,
Misses Friend, Susie Jones, and
Womack, MIR. Sam Chandler.
Resume Of the Winters Work,
Miss Womack.
Mrs. Mann's magnificent voice
was heard to great advantage in
"Dear Heart and she was enthu.
siastically encored. Miss Rose
played with her usual hnesse and
delicacy of execution to the delight
of her audience. Mrs. Bucks paper
was recently published in the
"Texas Round Table," and has not
only called forth widespread com.
mendation from the press and pub
lie but has been extensively copied
80 one can imagine how delightfully."-
it was read by the authoress.
Miss Womack in her Resume OF
the Winters Work, handled he,
subject exhaustively, but concisely,
showing herself litterateur of nc
little merit. Miss Womack has
worked faithfully for the welfare
of the club and as it's president
deserves great praise for her execu
tive ability.
On the broad verandas were
snowy tete-a-tete tables at which
delicious ices and punch were serv
ed. The guests were Judge and
Mrs. Clark, w. II. Cameron, Miss
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, Terry
Baker, Miss Mistrot, Levine PUNK
EFT, Miss Burke, Hugh Brown, Mat
tie Jones, Sam Chandler, Miss Susie
Jones, GreenHigginson, Miss Friend
Oscar Rsgland, Miss Womack, G
+. Thomas, Miss Sallie Williams
George Pierce, Miss Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Mistrot, Mr.. and Mrs
BolinSer, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, Mr.
Sanford, Miss Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marshall.
The As You Like 1t Club. a.