The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-10

added to her other oharn,;. -,
being a fine musician. y that u
Mr.; and Mr.. ]. F. Da,,o,
issued handsome iuvi, uia,o. by.
marriage of their d.uoh ts % y.
Edele to Mr.. Thomas AS.,, ",
La LAREDO .L, Texs. u. The csrsnos '''a y, \
be performed Wednesday 49, a, sll
June IA, at 3 o'clock, in th' INV %
byterian church. After IN. r's
riage the bridal party will =, nv
Immediately for an exteDs sns lsa'
which will include the wv. ny
Fair. At home card. .n moHa
after August 20, Lsredo, Tsr saa'
The fashion of late hour, =.
obtains in Waco is becomins ". W
app alling. Ten o. lock il so Saa
cred an early hour at which ~ '. ~.
a social function of any Imports.
and in conseq nence one is m , 'a'j
almost daylight. 1t is not N W. ~
on the maids and matrons Of W.
ity Fair, as they can 81.
some rest during the day, but
the men, who have 10 Div ny
daily avocations, starting :.
early hour and DRAGGING th,.
these long hot days, it is cert,S
wearing, and must make them :.
as if they paid too dearly for n:
pleasures.
After an absence of VA,
Canada and eastern cities NJ
Emma DEE ouche is at home !
right heartily is she welcon,
back. While away Miss Dez ,uI
perfected her evolutionary AIM
under An ex.actor who is one Of
most famous trachtr. in the comm
and it is safe to say that she p1
stands without a rival in her n
not only in Texa', but in the sopj
There are few Of us who did i,
witness her splendid and srtit
portrayal of "Portis," as well
her clever rendition of minor rul,
before her departure and the puN
will welcome her back TO the n,
teur stage. Eastern critics ti
Miss DeZouche peculiarly sdsp
to the role of "Juiia" in
"Hunchback," even should
undertake it professionally.
she has given considerable study
to the part, it would be a treat
she could be persuaded to onah
fall season at the Garland, pniis
she could find suitabl. suppM
the "Hunchback'' is an undnIx
for amateurs.
Society is on the qui w,h~
ticipation of the two wsaMgh
high life that are to be sosuilA
simultaneously on Wednesdays
These weddings are of more TIN
usual importance, as the bridadn
are extremely popular and t'N
played prominent part in soe's4
Miss Judith Olive, the dang hMt
Mr.. Sidney Olive, one of the Id
Der kings of Texss, is a qlsf
girl, endowed with natures fsnA
gifts. Richly and tastefully gou|
ed, she has always been belle
all social functions; she is s'a
fiae violinist, having devoted n'
time to study under the best eS!s
teachers. Miss Eva Darrow can
fittingly called child of music
she has devoted all of her time
energies to the study Of her belo'
art. She is particularly gifted
ranks among our foremost nu y
clans. Her sweet voice is hlga]
cultured, and she is not only slJ
pianist, but plays equally as wen
several other instruments.
We hope the gentlemen VINO I]
won these two fair maids f e..
how fortunate they are, for w
parts with them very reluctantly
The Philos gave the first ta'l
the wheel of gayety on M ';';
night, a most delightful co .aa
being danced under the sku3
guidance of Messfs. Burnnsu
Plunkett. Two very charming
iting girls we're present, MISS "
Smith. of Austin, the guest o.
Harris, and Miss Lottie rol'' "a
Houston, who is visiting Mis' N M
: gift. Miss Smith is a strlR'ps X
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