The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

intensely enjoyed. Miss DeZouche,
as Hubert, presented an el'gan.
stage appearance ard interpreted The
role in way that would have graced
the professional stage. Miss Sann-
ders ably supported Miss DeZoache
in the scene. Cards of invitation
Issued the week previous were re.
sponded to by a large number of
friends, and it is seldom one sees
such well pleased audience.
ABSENT FRIENDS.
The following clipping from the
Houston Post will interest many
society people here: "Mrs. j. Il.
Norris gave charming german
Thursday evening in honor of the
deb1t of her youngest daughter,
Miss Lucie Morris. The pleasant
Morris residence on Main street,
which has been the family home for
q third of century, and which has
the broad hall and spacious rooms
characterzing all Southern homes
in antebellum days, was thrown
Hospitality open, and made beautiful
with flowers and lig' is for the many
frit nds Of the fair young debutante.
The large parlors we're stripped of
all furniture, except chairs and one
etsglere, on which were arranged
the many beautiful favors to be used
in the german, and the floor was
canva.sed for the dance. The
library was a pleasant resort for the
few older married people, while
each corner was filled with lovely
easy chairs, guarded from profane
eyes by pretty sllken screens. The
pretty dining room was charmingly
decorated in pink and green. Pink
shades on the chandelier and
candelabra gave rosy tint to the
pure white napery, the glittering
silver ard sparkAns crystal on the
b'oad table in the center Of the
room. Pink and green bon b1ns,
roses, sm,lsx and ferns carried out
the idea, and added the poetry of
color to the delicious viands SO
dainlily served. There were several
new and pretty figures in the ger
man which was led by Miss Hester
Bolts and Mr.. Spencer Hutchins.
The flower figure, in which pink
roses and white hyaclnths were
used, was especially appropriate and
pretty. Mrs. Morris had all her
children with her on this joyful oc-
casion, except Mrs. j. Alfred Early,
of Waco, namely: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shs arm, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Sholl,
of New Orleans, Mr.. Ben Morris,
and the debutante, all of whom as
sisted their mother in her genial
hospitality" Among the list Of the
large number Of guests appears the
name of Miss Hattie Tay lor, of
Waco
COMING CONCEPT.
Remenyi, who is probably the
greatest living violinist, will appear
IN Waco on Monday, the 29th, with
a splendid concert company. 1t is
no exaggeration to say that the
great Hungarian has charmed the
music loving world from the At
lantic to the Pacific, and little
Waco ought to be proud to know
that she has been selected as one of
the stopping places of so finished
an artist. The concert will take
place at the Goggan Music Hall.
A SOCIAL DEBT.
The society coterie owes a 6ebt
to Messrs. Shumate, Mattox and
Burnf am, that would be very hard
to repay. They, literally, are the
servants of society-aiways ready,
and 80 gracious withal, TO lend their
aid at all social functions. They
sacrifice their own pleasure in a
great measure, in responding to the
many appeals to lead germans; Civ.
ing their labors, that we may have
4 delightful time, and thus it is that
we owe them such large debt, the
interest of which is ever accruing.
The three gentlemen divide honors
evenly, and nowhere could we find
better leaders, and the best wish
that the Saturday NEWS can make