The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-02
THE EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1898.

L 4 Pavilion. The functl N
non ws- c mpiimentary to Misses
Gnnnan, of tyler, and Abbott. of
u,llsbolro, the fair guests OF M
Rosa King. Waco's beau monde
we're out ia large numbers, and the
psge,y and mir,h sounded the death
Lntll of summer and gave notice
mat the social whirl would soon be
on.
The absence of vel dressed PEG
rla in Chicago is marked. In New
York street c1stum are severely
liam but are chi ald stamped with
ultra style and fla sh. Not 80 in
the Why Cny. For ladies the
+, on suit obtains entirely, but is
worn with such an air of abandon
and disregard for appearances that
i, decided y detracts from tneir
natty ali; and then the iAevi ab e
sailor ha. : a ways on the side, d
no woman can look well Dressed
If her head gear is not correct. of
course this is not the ii ne to judge
Cnlcag ites, for nine-tenths OF the
people one meets are visitors and
our country cousins are d cidedly
en- ey dence.
Miss Allie Parrot give . m )st
delightful german last NJ 'uday
evening prior to her departure for
NeN York. The beautiful colonia
home Of Col aud Mrs. P4rrott was
thrown open to a score of young
quests who reveled flr iuto he mid.
hight hours Nj Parrot is TO
at end famous -chool in Roches-
ter, New York, AID will be absent
$, me time Though not Ut de
butante, Miss Allie is very popular,
not only among the younger set,
bat can count a host Of admire rs
among the grown ups" Her ia
affected wlnsome ways are artieo.
larly refreshing and attractive III 'f
homecoming will be looked for
ward to a. she will be an uudonbted
acquisition to our rose bud garden
Of girls.
Ga Tuesd,y night Master w alter
NJ pore WAS surprised by about thirty
OF his young friends who, under the
generalship of Mr. Jim Ainsworth,
s,ormed the hospitable home of
M aster Walters father, Mr.. T. p
M ,ore. Mlsic, conversation and
merry games m ade the hours fly by,
and deiicious refresh ments gave zest
to most ENJOYABLE &C aston. Those
present were Misses Diy Poy IS,
Ma Del b anchard, Celeste Cozjer,
Rllh Ev ms, Pearl Knapp, G ME
NJ ore, Eva Allen, Evelyn Elem
ming, Katie Moore, Camille White,
Ivy, Chandler, Allie Moore, Tally
Grand, Clauee Berry and Massrs.
Tom E aston, n rmsn Smith, Henry
johnson, jim Ainsworth, w Sed.
wick, Button NJ ore, John 7. Sed
vi k; Wa ter M ,ore, Leonie S park,
William Holt, Charlie Nj ,ore, Ross
Bailey, Alex Harris, Watson H1us.
ton.
The chilly weather of Monday
evening was scarcely propitious for
moonlight 'unt to the Bose e.
1t did not, however, dampen the
ardor of the merry excursionists
who hied themselves to McClennan
crossing to spend several hours in
festivities incident to sylvan trip.
The outing party was given in
compliment to Misses Lillian
Thomson and E ,la Wood and in.
cluded the following couples: Ell.
gar Battle, NJ So Thomson; Mr..
Hickman, Mss Eala Wood; Mr..
Berry, Mis- Anule Parker; Mr.
Nethrry, NJ 50 Ola Patterson; M.
Mr.. E tgar Ragland, .ss Belle G ar
land; Mr.. NJ ysrs, Miss Reese; Mr.
Pirkinson, Mss Mabel Anderson;
Mr.. Love, Miss Nellie Jones; Mr..
John Buchanan, Miss Catherine
Bowers; M and Ms. VIII Cam.
brell and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gar
land.
A fashionable audience assem-.
bled on Thursday evening to wit.
ness the initial performance of M.
George Byrne's clever comedy,
"Husoands and Wives" The line.
OF the play are bright aud spark