The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-13
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supper was served. The table was
lighted by handsome silver ban
quet la mp and daintily shaded
candelabra, Gala lilies and white
byacinths peeped from beds OF
ferns, making beautiful setting for
the array of crystal and silver.
A pleasant diversion of the even
ing was the vocal music Of Miss
Jennie Hlllin, who sang several
pretty selections. Mrs. johnson, of
Los Angeles, Cal, was the hostess
of the evening, and she and Mr..
NJ .rtin looked we'll to the happiness
and comfort of the following guests:
M,sses Mamie Baron, Jennie
Hillin, Jimmie and NJ sttie Butler,
Josephine G Gorge, Essie Farquher,
Josie Farqnher, Rhoda Brelsford,
Matte Haley, Emma Skipping;
Messrs Whea!ley, Vincent, 5 one,
Bailey, Pogae, John M artin, M orris,
Lehman, Dutton, Blassingame,
Droke and MIR. and Mrs. Larmour
Mr.. w. B. Wilson furnished the
music.
A touch Of regular C ty life was
given us with the bachelor whist
party givsn by Mr.. John Weille. on
Friday evening at his apartments at
Mrs. Downs. Right handsome,
eligible b .chelors were about the
tables, aud we are told that the only
refreshments were cigars, but we
do not vouch for the statement.
However, the affair was much en-.
joyed and it was mutual pleasure
TO Mr.. Wejle and his friend. to
spend such social evening to.
gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Harrison
have Issued elegant casds of invita-
ton to the marriage of their sister,
Miss Flora Dickey, to Mr.. ]. G. J.
King, Jr,, Thursday morning, Jan
nary IS, a. 1880 o'cl ,ck, First
Presbyterian Church, Waco, Texas.
The high contracting parties are
two of our most popular young soci-
ETY. people, and the nuptials are
looked toward to with much inter
est.
Great interest is felt by music
lovers in the coming of Ramenyi,
VINO will give grand concert at
Goggan's Music Hail Monday,
January 30.
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Miss Susie Jones was the hostess
for the Cooking Club on Thursday
afternoon. The prizes won in the
whist tournament which was con-
cluded last week, were awarded
Miss Rosabel ones, who came in for
first honors, and Miss Hattie Tay-
Tor, second.
Mrs. Pattillo entertained the Lit
erary Tea on Wednesday afternoon.
Browning was the afternoons au
thor, well selected extracts being
read by NJ SO Belle Pattlllo. Mrs.
Mann, of Columbus street, will be
the next hostess.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman club will occur on Tues
day of next week. Original papers
will be read by Mrs. Hale and M ss
DeZ 1uche.
The Ferris wheel did not halt
this week in its revolution.
1t is expected the Ptilos will
give a german on Monday evening.
THE TiFFINITEs.
A brilliant event of the week was
the celebration, on Wednesday
evening, Of the anniversary of the
Tiff aites. Miss Herr welcomed the
clab and their gentlemen friends to
her home, and the affair proved a
most delightful compliment to Miss
Schloss, of Memphis, the handsome
guest of Miss Herr All the mem
bers of the club lent their talents
for the informal programme ar
ranged for the early part of the
evening. Miss Miriam Myers,
secretary of the club, delivered
beautiful ad iress of welcome; Miss
Herr surpassed her many previous
brilliant eff ,rts in her recitation of
"The Balloon Ascension;' Misses