The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-05


Tuesday.
NJ Levine P.unke.t leaves mex,
wees i9r CAicago.
Nh Jsmes Baker and family
leave IN Tuesday for Chicago.
Miss Ada Park will give gar
den tste on Monday in compliment
to her guest, Miss Nell Terry, of
Austin.
Mr.. H, James Quarles steadily
improves in his chosen vocation and
many Of his friends 60 out nightly
to the Auditorium especially to see
him. Everybody likes "Jim," and
all wish him good luck.
Mr.. joan y ellie, a leaoIng socl.
ETY. man and general favorite, has
returned home after spending a
week IN Galveston. He reports
having had a gay time, aai We do not
doubt it as Mr. Weille's personality
lSays insures him a welcome from
the fair sex.
The society editor of the Satur.
day EVENING News leaves for the
Worlds Fair next week. She car.
ries note book and pencil, as she
has an eye to business as we'll as
pleasure, and then, too, she expects
to have such good time that she
wants her friends to have an &C.
count of it, at least; so when next
you hear from her it will be from
Chicago.
One by one the young men pack
their grips and silently depart to
the Worlds Fair, returning decided.
ly better for the trip. The past
week has noted the return of Messrs.
Sidney Burrows, Sell Brookes,
Sam Childs, Sam Chandler, Hunter,
and Dero Wood, also the departure
of Messrs. Hugh Brown, Lee
Caruthers and Callahan. Next week
there is to be quite an exodus.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Burke have
issued handsome cards of invitation
to the marriage of their daughter,
Ada Virginia, to Chester II. Storey,
Wednesday, August 9th, at II
o'clock, Fifth Street Methodist
Church. The wedding is to be
very swell, and as both Miss Burke
and Mr.. Storey are prominent in
the upper strata of society, the
fashionable world will be we'll rep.
resented. Mrs. Hergst has charge
of the music, which is to be uausu.
ally fine. A select choir will as.
sist Miss Weslow in singing.
On Wednesday evening the hos.
pitable home Of Colonel and Mrs.
Parrot was opened to receive the
South Waco Musical Club, who de.
sired to celebrate the Homecoming
of Mr.. Frank Marshall. The club
rendered a delightful programme,
after which dancing was INDUCED
in until a late hour. During the |
evening ices, frozen fruits, and
cooling beverages were served. |
Outside of the club only a few
guests were invited, those noted be. !
ing Mr.. Shumate, Mrs. Robert |
bowman, Mr.. Frank Marshall. |
Miss Fanilu Pace, Mr.. Chas. Par.
rott, Miss Jones, Mr.. Green, Miss
Marshall, Mr.. Ned Marshall, Miss !
Flora Cameron.
Victor Hugo says: "In literature
the surest way to be right is to be
dead" So sometimes thinks the re-. |
porter. But don't you think IL |
selfish, when one eptertains, not to let
fhe outside world enjoy it through
the society columns of the paper?
A little incident which came up
GENTLY In connection with one of
society papers brings forth til.
question. Of course one has the
right to his opinions and it is
)udlcious to avoid being made too
conspicuous, but when one is of the
beau monde they must pay the
penalty and figure in print, for each
and every item is business to the
reporter and the pencil is always
'narpened and it is certainly not