The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-10

some months to friends in Louisiana.
Mssdames HarweIl, Farquetar
anu Robirs,n Of La Grange, and
Mrs. D. T. Davis, of Houston, will
visit Mrs. Sidney Olive during next
week
Miss Autoinette R)tan returned
home on Thursday from New York.
Miss Olive will entertain the we'd
ding guests with high tea on Tues-
day evening.
Miss Flora Dickey, one Of our
loveliest bellies, accompanied her
brother, r B. D.ckey, to the
Worlds Fair and will be absent for
some weeks.
Misses Iva Tate, Of Houston, and
Dora R,iney, of Fort Worth,
arrived in the city on Wednesday,
and will remain to the Crowdus-
Olive wedding next Wednesday.
June l4th seems to be charmed
day, as i've weddings were on the
tapis for that date. Unfortunately
Miss Wbittinghill's wedding is
postponed on account of the very
serious illness of her mother.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Ed
ward William Franz and Miss Mag
gle Lsftwitch were married, leaving
Immediately for Chicago. They
will be at home after July first, in
Santa Fs, New Mexico, where the
groom is engaged in the hardware
business.
At $40 Wednesday evening, at
the First Baptist church, Mr.. Miles
Martin aud MES Lila Johnson are
to be married An elegant reception
at the home of the bride Will follow.
Mayer has charge of the fl )ral
decorations, whicn are to be very
handsome.
On Tuesday Miss Helen Smith,
as charming glrl as ever visited
Waco, returned to her home in
Austin, accompanied by Mics Har-
ris. Miss Smith made pronounced
social succesa and received an un-
usual amount of marked attention
and her departure is a source of
general regret.
A unique feature Of the Crowdas-
Olive wedding will be the registra.
ton book, in which each guest at
the church will leave an autograph,
the book to bs retained by the bride
as souvenir Handsome souvenirs
are to be presented to each guest,
aud Renick's orchestra aud full
choir will furnish the music.
Goggan's Music Hail has been
enlarged to almost double Its size,
and under the personal supervision
of Mr.. G, G. DsZouche will be fit.
ted up in elegant and artistic style.
1t will be particularly adapted for
amateur performances, concerts and
recltals, as the dressing rooms,
scenery, stage fittings and acous
tics are all tina. can be desired.
Mrs. Willie D. House, our most
efficient superintendent CT public
schools, returned from Nashville
this week with her talented
daughter, Miss Lola Belle House,
who has been student at the
University of Nashville. While
away the university conferred or
Mrs. House the degree at A. NJ, q
compliment the lady is highly de-
serving of.
On Thursday at o'clock, at the
residence of DR.. j. G. J. King, Mr..
j. Il. Daniels, of Fort Worth, and
Miss Willie King were married
Rev. DR.. S A. King performing
the ceremony. Only relatives were
present. Announcement cards were
issued after the wedding. The hap
Ply pair left for Denver and Manitor
and will be at home after August
lst, at los Fahey Avenue, For,
Worth.
Las: Saturday at the A. 4 M
college, Bryan, Rev. William Viii
son De Hart delivered the DOM
mencement sermon, and it is Spoken
of as one of his finest efforts. Hi
final exhortation to the graduating
class was most touching and effect