Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-17
WACO is SPREADING HERSELF,
ENTERTAINMENT FOLLOWS EN-
TERTAiNMEsT.
The Harvest Carnival Ball wiii no
a superb Attrastion--The 81. Louis
rarty--whnt the chioaseites WIN
Do-McLonnan Day.

Waco. Tex. Nov. ie.-Today was Me-
Lehman county and San Jaelnto day a,
the Cotton Palace and was marked
by the presence OF the county farmers
In large numbers. and Daughters OF
the Confederacy. to whom 10 per cent
Of the gate receipts today Will be do
mated. A "norther" made the day
somewhat uncomfortable. but stlll the
crowd was large. The band concert
this afternoon and evening were well
patronized. There were few special
features TO the day. but the visitors
nevertheless enjoyed themselves. To-
morrow IS Travelling Mems day and the
drummers propose TO have a big time.
Judge Edgar Bryant OF Fort Smith.
Ark. Is expected to make an address.
Sunday n large crowd IS expected and
excursion trains viii probably be run
on all the lines entering the city. There
are thouss nds Of citizens who have
not yet seen the palace. whose bust
meas does not permit them To absent
themselves on week days and others
10 whom Sunday offers the only oppor-
tunity OF visiting the Palace. and this
class promises TO make a most extern
sivo attendance In Itself next sunday
Advlces from 81. Louis are to the
4 effect that the special train conveying
presiden; rordyce OF the Cotton Belt,
Gov stone, eN-Goy. Francis Of Missouri
and the ST. Louis business men. which
Will leave that city for Waco tomorrow.
Will have on board one OF the most
! representative party Of Missourians
that ever left that state
The ride VIII be made by daylight.
{ al the way, and the party win reach
I Waco next Monday night In respect
20 their visit, II Is stated that no pub
lie event In Texas before has been
made the occasion OF such party or
ouch recognition as that conveyed
& IN the trip. The local arrangements
are complete for affording the visitors
the best and most enjoyable employ
( mont during their stay IN the city.
. The grand harvest carnival ball will
be held In the Cotton Palace audtorl-
/ UNI on next Tuesday night. tho goth.
At recent meeting OF the Palace
Z directors they decided that II would
I be inadvlsahle to send Invitations for
I that occasion to people living IN this
! city, as the committee having the en-
/ tertainment I'm charge might inadvert-
/ emily omit the names OF many Waco
( people Who would Hike to and should
I attend. The citizens OF the city g.n-
/ orally are, therefore. invited; the dre,
/ tors and the various committees, how
/ over, roservinE the right to refuse ad-
I mlttance TO all Objectionable persons.
/ nnd thus guarantee q select attend
/ ancc.
-, ''.i'l,'tt .oquvs'A eNely per
val 10 appear at tho auditorium at
I $50 y. m, In costume decorated with
I eereals or cotton. II that - Impractical
| bic. they should dress IN peasant cos
tune 10 represent either uller4 OF the
/ tnn h,,,.ss, 49,. ,' -, 1890 u
! cbnracter ~, n rna,or ,rN','s "
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hand seville ana n sba9T - so,,,s ,Srnai
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4 nfNd with the nartirut,r 49,, ,ha,.
1 repressnt '"e'
nesldos tho tuiera souyar, ra,,o,,
cotton plekers. ete thors wlll ba natro,,
gods and goidesses The ,-,rio,,s ais.
ments capital, labor Father Time.
/ Texas az n roddsss ana IyinV C,tfon
Tho latter Is 10 be proclaImed l,lnr NJ
( the carnival ma TcXaa h. To- he sr3vvn,
( ed by the goddess OF forture the
/ principal characters or the carnival arc
/ "a follows:
/ Ceres................Mr Mrs. p II. Hengat
| King Cotton. II. ~ Par-ott
] Texas. .Nflss Hattie Trfen
/ Fortuna. Miss celia Lowensteln
! Pomona. Mrs. Edward Toby. Jr.
! Syringe. Miss Lula Cqrroll
/ summer. Nusg vi m Lacy
1 Autumn. .NIiss Tailr Narshail
l Aurora. Wrie Baker
l Day Miss Matte u. Wnlls
/ Miss NJ. T seqra
/ zcphyr. Mrs John p ITnrt
! Arlpsia. Mrs ! 3 Nov5
( Labor. Mr.. James / Moor,