The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-29

A large party of young people.
duly chaperoned, went out to the
Bosque to attend camp. meeting last
night.
Mrs. Winter entertained the
younger set informally on Wednes
day evening Of course every one
had a delightful time; one ALWAYS
does at Mrs. Winters.
The bang is gradually growing
less and less, until now it is only a
soft fluff on the forehead, the hair
behind being parted and brushed
until it shines like a mirror. Women
who can, wear a single lock on the
forehead, but the effect is very har.
doning TO the face.
Tne Philos came to the rescue
this week ond on " ednesday even.
ing added another german to their
record. Under Mr.. Snumate's
skillful guidance a large number of
couples followed the mazes of the
cotillion until past midnight The
affair was given at Philo Hall and
was the function of the week.
A wedding in high life in which
society feels much interest, is that
of Mr.. Chester Storey, of Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, and Miss Ada Burke,
of this city. The nuptials will be
celebrated the first week i'll August
and then Waco will lose another of
her sweet girls. Miss Burke is a
particularly bright and pretty girl,
and Mr.. Storey, who lived 80 long
among us, is young man of ster-
ling character and business worth.
Tuesday the Young NJ sn's Chris.
tian Association gave garden fete
at the residence of Mrs. William
Cameron, on Austin street. The
spacious grounds, which are SO
beautiful, we're dotted with tables
and lighted with picturesque Ian.
terms and electric lights. A large
number of society people were out
and the evening proved delightfully."-
gay. A short musical programme
by local talent, was highly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson White
entertained informally on Thursday
evening. The entertainment was
suited to the weather and an i'm.
premtu musical programme was
rendered out of doors, the guests
being refreshed with delicious ices
and cooling drinks MIR. and Mrs.
White are proverbial for their hos
pitality and literally keep open
house for their friends, who ever
and anon gather together in band
and enjoy an evening at the hospita
BILE home on Speight Street.
Invitations announcing Miss
Norma and M asters Otis and Willie
Johnston at home Wednesday even.
ing July 26th were issued to large
number of young people early IN
the week. So, on Wednesday the
residence of Mr.. 9. l.. Johnston on
South Fifth street, presented gala
appearance, A "Japanese titfin"
was the form of entertainment and
one felt transported to the tlowery
kingdom of the Miksdo in verify.
Japanese lanterns, costumes and
fans galore lent charm to the
scene and the enjoyment of the lit
tie folks was delightful to witness.
Nowadays when woman must
have pair of shoes for every dress,
most Of US find it an expen i've
fashion to follow, but then one is
never we'll dressed unless the feet
are daintily clad. If one takes care
of the shoes as they should it is not
such costly matter after all TO own
a half dozen pair. Few of us can
afford the trees on which to keep
our footwear, but we can afford the
time to dust them carefully and
stuff the toes with paper, and ii Is
surprising how much longer the
shoes will last and the shape re-
tanned. In putting on low shoes a
shoe horn should always be used
otherwise the shoe will stretch and
break.