The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-03

Hodge, P1rrott, Renlck, Lau. '"'
Workman, Moore, White, NJ ;Cul'
loch, Goodrich, Baker, German
Smith, Com bs, G bodice.
The petite solo dancers were
Misses May Vaughn Dapree, MAu
rine MeCulloch, Ella WORKMAN ana
Dolhe PsdgJtt.
The Rose Gavotte, Mrs. Dapree
pa,rouess, was a bit Of colorlng one
aces in Vatican effects. The young
ladies', Misses Raymond, Nell Jones,
Halle shaw and Mrs Massey, IN
pink empire gowns aud broad chip
mats, laden eith roAes, were good'y
sight. white the gentlemen, Messrs.
/ Napier, Il. Rlgland, Curtis aud
/ Clark, were certainly the handsome
men who were billed for the per
/ Torrance.
Then came a peep at Japanese
/ life in the lance Of of the lancers.
/ Patr0ne.s Mrs. Charles Sanger;
NJ sses c rter, Foster, Thompson,
Mabel Anderson. Livingstone, Oscar,
Levy, Gardiner, Hardin, X Ate
Rlsher. Mamie Ashley, Killings
worth, assanheimer, Dreyfus,
Bsviile, and Mrs. j. T. Reagan.
These young ladies created much
merriment as they toddIed along to
the gay music.
With the clink Of tamboorlnes
and castaDets, came tbs GyQsies,
bringing with them a wreath of
color and brightness, and as they
gaily danced, the rich and glowing
scene produced one of the happiest
effects of the evening. This was
the tambourine dance. Patroness,
Mrs. Eleard Tony; the dancers,
Misses Pu kett, Kate Shaw, Alma
Baker, Mabel Blanchard, NJ lmie
Ettlesop, NJ unie Smith, Ivy Cnsnd
Ter, Mamie X ersky, Edna Nook,
Camille White, Lou L nth Cooke,
Carrie Robinson, Celeste II 1sure,
MaAei Conger, Pearl X aapp. Trice,
Ruaa, Parker. Mslrot, Garaer,
Mrs. Hart, Me,srs. Connor, Weille,
TOBY, Allen, P.unketl and Sparks.
Queen OF Gypsies, Mrs. K award
Toby, Jr.
The solo dancers were Misc Nellie
Anderson, who gave beautiful
Spanish dance, and little May
Vaughn Dapree, in the cachouca
The I'arantella was danced by six
of the prettiest young girls in the
company, Misses Ivy Chandler,
Mamie KIersky, Carrie Robinson,
Mabel Conger, Alma Baker and
Camille WHITE, aud professional
dancers could not have excelled the
grace with which these young lsdies
invested the various movements of
the dance. The Q leen of the
Gypsies sang.
Mr. John Sargent, of $, Louis,
then gave specialty-an Irish g,
skirt dance and clog, combining
many comicalties, at which this
young man il unusually clever He
literally took the house, enthusiastic
and prolonged cheers compelling
him to respond with repetition.
The jolly Germans, in wooden
shoes, caused uproarlous laughter
by their merry dance. The partici-
pants were Mesdames Hart, West,
and Massey and Misses Parker and
Garner, and Messrs Edgar Rag
land, Sexton, PIunkett, Moore and
/ Sparks, who entered with great
spirit in the fun provoking dance.
Miss Gussie Oscar, of Calvert,
came next on the programme and
rendered a beautiful skirt divertisse
ment in most graceful manner,
equalliDg any prof .ssional ever seen
here
The hit OF the evening came with
the Topsiee, little Maurlne M3Clin-
took and Ella Workman, Veritable
I pickapnlnies were those tots, with
their blackened faces and ragged
gowns, and as they danced Tara ra
breakdowns and gave the genuine
"cake walk" the house went wild,
showered them with silver coins and
showing appreciation in every way
possible
After the wild applause died out
the stage was flooded with silvery