The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-02
Beck, of Dallas, Swarz, of Hemp

entertainments lnal DOS peeh SNoA
here this season was the Mlkadc
Tea rendered to Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Gordon by Miss May
Vaughn Dupree Saturday afternoon.
The entire house was prettily deco
rated, but upstairs in Miss Dapree'-
particular sanctum the bride and
groom received their guests. The
room was draped in pale blue, with
garlands of flow In the dining
room the table was spread with a
lovely japanese cloth, souvenir of
the Worlds Fair, parti.colored
ribbons swung from the chandelier
to each plate, where Japanese doll
was tied TO make each little guest
happy.
All of the little Mikado children
were present in costume and just
before the summons came TO repair
to the feast, they danced and sang
the baby song from Wang, TO the
delight Of the "grown ups" pres
emf. The menu consisted Of chick
en- salad, olives, waters, ices, cake,
fruit, candy and lemonade, and the
merry little band did full Justice TO
the edibles.
ARTEsIA REPEATED.
The rendition of Mr.. S. NJ. Tay-
lor's Fantasy "Artesia," was re-
pea,ed at the n atatorio Sanitorium
on Monday night to large audi
ence. The second performance was
even better than the first, and the
additional features added by Misses
DeZouche and Weslow were me- st
welcome. Miss Del ,uche, who
easily stands at the head Of our
eIocutionists, gave a brilliant reel.
ta,ion, which called forth enthusi.
astic applause. Miss Weslow was
in splendid voice and sang a beauti-
full song, being compelled to re
spond to an encore.
MARRIED At HEIDENIIEIMER.
Mr.. w. M. Watson of Waco and
Miss Willie ID, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J q Shelley, of Heidenheimer,
Bell county, were married Thurs
day evening, Novem Der % A
large number of friends and relatives
were present at the wedding and re-
ception which followed, and many
handsome gifts fell to the fair bride.
On the following Tuesday the
groom's father, Mr.. Y. j. Watson,
gave the happy pair an elegant re.
ception at his home near Echo. Mr..
and Mrs. Watson are now in Waco,
which will be their home, and are
guests of Mrs. McCray, $40 South
Ninth street, who rendered them a
reception early in the week. Mr..
Watson is the popular young ex
pressman of the Pacific Express
company, and is favorably known a:
an energetic business man. His
many friends join TIE News in
wishing him much happiness.
THE JULES LEVY COMPANY.
The great Levy company, Of
which Jules Levy, the world re
nowned cornet player, is the brigh
particular star, will give concert
at the Y. NJ. III. A. hall Dec. 18th
and true music lovers have a trea'
in store.
Jules Levy is host in himself
but the array of talent ne offers il
conjunction with his own perform
ance is something bewildering
Laura Dainty, The Entertainer
Marc, the Magician, Hesselberg
the Russian pianist, and Mile Costa
soprano. AS a rule stars" prefe
to shine alone, but Levy seems
notable exception, for he has sur
rounded himself with a galaxy o
stars.
Laura Dainty, who is &c appea
with the great Levy company il
this city on Thursday, Dee. 18th, ha
an enviable reputation "a racouu
teur. Ella Wheeler Wilcox ha
written of her: "The dullest host
ess would be thought the best if thi
bright star sat at her board as
guest"
One of The features of the grea
Levy company, will be the plan,
solos of the young Russian, Ed
ward Hesselberg. lie is q recen
arrival in this country, being one o
the Hebrew exiles of year ago, bu
his mastery performances both o