The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-23
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was CauoPy VI ioAue Oh" VI ouSe
blossoms.
The ushers were Messrs. Levine
Plunkett, Ned Marshall, Sam
Caruthers and MIR. w. G. Campbell,
of Bolton. The attendants were
Mr.. Lee Caruthers, Miss Tibbs;
Mr.. Will Parker, Miss Caruthers;
maid of honor, Miss Della Baker,
and best man Mr.. Charles Turner.
The bridesmaids were attired in
handsome decollette gowns of white
brocaded silk, with trimmings of
pearl gall oon and lace; Miss Baker
appeared in a beautiful costume of
white gauze ga 'ffree, with trim.
mings Of satin ribbon. The brides
costume was elegant simplicity,
heavy white satin en- traine, 1880
mode. Her only ornaments were
orange blossoms and a loosely tied
bunch Of creamy roses. She was
completely enveloped in veil of
tilmy tulle caught with orange bios
SONS.
AS the bridal party entered the
church Mrs. Howard Mann rem.
dered most exquisitely, "Call Me
Thine own" and at the conclusion
of the ceremony Mendelsohn' i
Wedding March pealed forth. Mrs.
Hengst presided at the organ and
had charge of the music.
A reception followed at the home
of the bride, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Caruthers left for Chicago.
After 0 .tober first they will be at
home in the spacious Caruthers resi-.
dence on South Fifth street.
Mrs Caruthers will make a
charming EDITION to our bevy Of
young matrons, who form such an
attractive feature of Waco society.
The little folks are always glad
when old Father Time checks off
another cycle for little May Vaughn
Dupree, for they know what roy al
feast of good things is to be served
up to celebrate the occasion. Last
Wednesday was Miss Dupree' s
nin.h anniversary, and score of
dainty missives announced the little
maid to be al homo from 6 until 10,
and down in one corner was the
significant word, "Dancing."
At the appointed hour the little
men and women came from every
direction and were received by little
May Vaugdn in such graciou
fashion that they voted her a model
hostess. Until dark merry games
were played on the velvet lawns, but
when the lanterns began to glow
among the trees and shrubbary the
children gathered about beautifully
decorated tables, from which wer4
served enough 60 bodies" to max
them sick for week. After the
refcPshm ants were duly enjoyed the
strains of the NJ xican orchestra
lured the children into the parlors
to join in the dance.
May Vaughn was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents. Hei
m other presented her with a dia
mond pin, set Of Shakespeare and
dolly, and the doll, strange to say
was most appreciated.
The debutantes of the evening
were Misses Halbert, Edna Stephen
son, Ola Wells, Roberta Early and
NJ gnon Toby, and Masters NJ artir
Moser, Lake, Gallagher, Stephenson
and Halbert. The souvenirs pre-
sented to each guest were tiny
photos of the little hostess, tieG
with loveknots of ribbon.
The PAilos literally "opened the
ball" this week by giving a de
lightful german on Monday evening
at the Philo club. Messrs. M sttox
and Shumate divided the work and
honors of the evening. All of our
pretty girls we're out and the func
ton was matronized by severa
charming married bellies.
Miss DeZ ouche returned, with he1
: chaperone last week, from Chicago
She had most delightful visit te
the fair, and now she is telling hel
friends the most entertaining anec
dotes of her trip. 1t is to be hoped
that Miss DE- >uche will tread the
boards again at an early date, as sh'
ls our leading footlipht faYorita. anf