The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-18
Mrs. EDNl RD TOBY, Jr., Society Editor.
(reiephono NJ @7O)

y ffNsl TT w Ali ans I''i' - 49, ~''A
have 70 te for The week. 50 may
Of the society people have been
directly interested in the M kado
thst the social sceptre ha' been held
in allegiance until after tfe rer-
formanea. However toby Mr.
B sker q his Jap, III Ike Their fare
we'll bl aud thus ends an amateur
combination which hiss been truly
pleasant from start TO finish, aud 1t
is with genuine regret that the com
pany part with their manager and
org inlzar.
Mr. Baker came to us a stranger,
but in leaving he can feel assured
that in Waco be has many friends
who vii look forward With pleasure
80 meeting him again. He is a
thorough gentleman and his un all
ing courtesy add gen al manner can
bnt win friends for him. 1t is a
pleasure for as to inIorse him, his
business mettods and executive
ability, and b3speak for him the
GDOtl " 80 VI OAsi 1lEbti ODit iAiN7N
a We believe it il NJ. Bakers IN
teutjon 20 visit the other lead lng
Texas cities
The NJ kado has proven a great
success, and as predicted, the best
amateur opera ever G ven here, aud
that is Great deal for me to say,
When my conceit is so largely
developed over last winters pro
duction of Iolanthe.
The Pnilos contemplate giving an
elaborate ball on the night of
December 5th The Pailos are al.
ways i'll line and their IF ,rts to
give a social zest TO the grand
waiter celebration is much appre-
ciated.
The grand birthday party of the
Waco Natatorio.S inatorlum, on
the "A h inst, will be a social affair
of Importance. Col. Parrot never
does things by halves, and on this
occasion he has the most eff lent
aides in the persons of prominent
society Is lies, 80 the event prom ses
to be very brilliant. Ms. Hengst
is to personate Artesis, aud deliver
the address of welcome, and more
fitting representative could not have
been found than this gifted lady.
The Eoicureaa supper on Tues
day night gathered tog 4ther large
concorse of old AID young SIC g.
IN people were out in mum bers, and
Mrs. Rounsayall proved gracious
hostess
Miss Weslow's visit to Dallas has
been replete with pleasure. AS the
guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. Philip San.
ger, the most lavish social atten-
tions have been paid her. Her
beautiful voice has been heard on
many occasions, and the Dallas pa
pers are very com limentary to our
sweet singer.
Miss Ada Park who is consider.
ed by many to be the finest ANA
teur pianiste in Waco, mas been the
accompauist at many of thu NJ kaio
rehearsala. Nj S. Park is one of
the chorus, but has been unsglfsh
agh 10 forego the rehearsal of
a,r paY in order to render assist.
anca at the piano Her eff Jrts have
1e highly appreciated by the en-
com any, especially IS she is
lAat rara avis 3 fac accom- Dauist.
Mr. Dsane's beautiful photo
graphs Of the NJ kaio caste have
Been much admired and have
heard number of strangers ex
press surprise when told that a
+" aco artist hai done Inc work
Mr. y ane has most ac1omp isheC
assistant in Mrs ID aue who f,
res sou.bls for the artistic tiutira
Of tho photos; o he is to be con
gra.ula.ei no. only for his work
but in having such a capable hel y
mate.
After many months spent in chi
cago, studying the wonders of thr
great fair, and dsvoting many hour
daily to china painting under
famous teacher, Mss Trlce has re
turned, and we are all congratula,
ing ourselves over the event.