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Wcltc R~uabcraubuna

Parfons, &s., 81. Stt. Sc
ltern Mbenb um 10 ubr murbe Elm
p%erionen3ug Der MiHouri pacifc
@iienbabn, iieben Meilen Dftli9 bon
@aqoner BEL @oretta i'm Snotanerz
Serritorium, bon bier Big flint Der
larpten onsebalten. 9ie @duber batz
ten einen leeren Giienbabnpagen auf
bas 9%auptseleiie gei4oben, unb na4z
benz Der 3ug ee9en benielben angez
fabren mar, begannen lie furhtbar
gu 14ieben, tpobei bier Biz flint Perz
{oner perpunbet murben. Dte Bis
iebt eingetrofenen 8erihte fino nod
biirftto.
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Gtfenb abue,a III Stbtrttn.

ueber bic Torti9ritte bes 8aues
elmer @iienbobn na4 @ibirien mao9te
in elmer @ibung bes) Mrattetten< un0
eSSnqenieurperetns au 9annober Yrot.
Gang Mittbeilun9en, oensn mir Sol
qenbes entnebmen: Der beqnemlte Weg
na6 @ibtrien fibrte Big por Rur5em
BON Mosta1 noh acknowledgements
nit ber 8abn, 0ann ouf Damptern
BON Mt1bnp bic Molga abtpdrts big
70 Rilometer fiblta bon &a1an, DON
bo ab in ber Sauna 1tromau lDorts
big na9 perm: bic tref flihen Wolgaz
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greiben @Gubcrbanbeu ibr unmeteu
unb fiibreu cine tpabre Sdredens.
berri6aft.
Sic territorialen 8eb6rben ttno ui4t
I'M Staubc, bas @einbel III I'M
terbriden.
@abrldeinli9 ,ptrb Die 8unbesregie'
rung Srnppen oortbiu eut:
ienoen.

8eunrubt9enbe Na@ri9ten tommen
aus benz SnbianerzS erritorium. Sc
1ebloies @eiinbel betreibt bort Raub
unb plinberun9, obne bab bic 8ez
b0rben i'm @tanoe iino, @tnbalt gu
tbun. Sastdgli@ tommt bic &unos
BON reuen ueberfaQen uno @emaltz
tbaten. 2dnss Der eanaen @trede
BON Sort @ib1pn Bis @ofeppiQe,
&as., beitebt etne @@redensberri4oft.
Sn alien Orten eeben bic &auf leute
unb beren Glerts bemaHnet in tbren
Sci 6dftslotalen lumber. Msent
Wisbom in Muscosee, s. s., fat benz
Miniiter bes Snnern, 9ote Smith, in
Wa1bington, tele9rapbi14 8eri4te
iiber ben @tanb ber Oinge abgeitatz
tet. Gr 19ilbert bas Sbun unb Sreiz
ben Der geleblofen 9erben nit fol-
qenben Mprten: Die Goot'f9e GGuz
berbanbe, melde in oieier @egeno ibr
acknowledgement fubrt, bat tbr CO.
ger in @tblo Station, a4t Meilen
bon bier, an Der "MiNcuri, &ania az
unb Seras @%tienbabn". Man BE-
fiir9tet, bob bic @6uber einen aberz
malieen 8abnraub i'm @@ilbe fabz
REM Die mir our @erfisun9 itebenoe
poli5eimq9t 1T ben @ret9nifen ni6t
aemad{en unb MarfdaI @rump in
Sort @mitb, Mrt., i4reibt, bab er
tein @elb 6abe, UNI 9ulfsmari@aue
fir einen Telb3ug sesen bic 8anbe gu
unterba(ten. Die @ahla9e bier 1T
cine iiberaus per3peifelte; 9anoel
unb @ertebr iinb gebinbert, bic Sc
19Gfte 1tpde en-, bic gedn9ittgte 8epolz
terung 1T eingei4u4tert unb 8erauz
bun9en bon Yripatperl onen bel Sag
unb Ma@t iinb an Der Sa9esorbnung.
S4 pieberbole no@mals metne friber
gema4te @mpfeblung unb orinse nit
allem @rnite baruuf, bab bic 8unbesz
re9ierung auf benz %geeigneten Weae
bic Mngelegenbeit in bic 9anb nebme
unb tire @eri9te unb re@tmdbtg i'm
Serritorium anfdf1i9en Ginmobner
be19ibe. 2t5en1irte 9anoelsleute baz
ben BEL onbers 19mer gu letben. Die
fer Mrt bon 8ela9erungs3u1tanb muB
Elm @nbe 9ema9t uno es mil en-
@aritte fir bic 8ema@ung bon Sc
ben unb Gtgentbum getban perben."
@ecretGr Smitb iibermittelte bic De-
pe1@e benz &rie9sminiiter init benz
Mn1 u9en, bab unper3iiglt@ 8unbes@
truppen na4 Dem Snbtanergebtete &C.
{9idt tperben 1outen. Das Mtni1tez
RUM bes Snnern tit enti@lofen, ben
geieBloien 3uitdnben i'm Snbtanergez
biete elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, 1obalo bic
tbGtt9e 8eibllf e bes &rtegsmint1terlz
ums geiidert 1T.
Sberbunbesantpalt Slnep bat ben
8unbesanpalt unb ben 8unbesmarz
1@aQ in Sort Smith, @rtanias, telez
grapbtf4 au~fgeforbert, a1es pas benz
@e1eBe gemdb in tbrer Ma@t ftebe, gu
tbun, UNI bic unterbredung bes 3ptz
19enf taatli9en @ertebrs uno bic @t0z
run9 i'm Poitbienit tie gu berhtnbern.
eeSm Sale biefe 8emiibungen nt4t
ausreiden, 70 9loubt man, bab Bum
bestruppen bic Nie0ertdmpf Jung Der
&Guberbanben ibernebmen peroen.
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Cine aanse Eamtlie per0tftcf.

8lod @iber Ta11S, Wls.,
20. Ott. SIM 9auie BON Mnbrep
Mnber1on, ber etli9e Meilen tpe1tlth
bon bier pobnt, lit bic gauge Camille
na9 benz @enub bes @benbei ems er>
trantt. Ole Mnberfon, Elm 8epo9ner
Der @tabt, Der ebenfa1s nit an benz
@Nen tbeilgenommen batte, erlag be-
reits in Der Na4t Der @ergiftung,
tpdbrenb 3pei anbere Mttslteber Der
Camille in bD9it tritif4em 3uftanoe
barnieberliegen. Man permutbet,
bob bic @ergiftung bur@ ben @enub
bon Rdle e%tntrat, ber in etnem Wtei=-
{ingteNel abgeto4t porben mar.
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unb Rama>9 ampfer geben an Mn@
rebmli9teiten ben berlhmten Mttft1@
iippi=D ampfern ni9ts naA. Won
perm iiber Setaterinenburg naa Sjus
men qebt lett 1880 cine 8abn. bann
beainnt mieber bic LANCE WaTerfabrt
bic Sura, ben Sobul uno ben Srtt1a
binab Bis CUR @%tnmiinoung IN ben
bieien unb ben Som auftparts
Bis 5ur uniperiitdtsitabt Somst, BON
mo aus na4 3 ten bin 2ano1traben
fubren. Wenn nun AUDI bic Dam
pferfabrten auf Der Wolga unD 8os
ma our Sommer3eit auberoroentlt@
i91n unb bequem 1ino, nebmen lie
bod piel 3eit in Mnipru4 unb mer6en
i'm Wtnter bur9 bas Sis Der Tlune
unm0slt4, i'm 9o&iommer our4 ben
niebri9en MaKeri tanb beetntrdhttgt.
Dte @erbinbung Der 10000 Gin
pobner 3dblenben untperittdtsz uno
9anbelsitabt &aian nit benz Meiten
mar bisber eine unglaublt9 manoelz
bate unb erit por &ur3em 1T oas
5dieneuqeleife bon Hidfan Biz 80
&ilometer 1iibmeitli4 BON &a1on Dem
@ertebr iibereeben poroen, pdbreno
bic ueberbriidung Der Wolga uno bic
@inmiinbun9 Der 8abn in &a1an nod
etnige Sabre 8au3eit in Nn1pru4 11ebz
men mirb. BON &aian no4 Yerm
1ueiter au bauen, lit nod ni4t beab>
5ihtiqt; bic i~iolirte nDrbli4e iibtrtz
i9e Babn1trede ion ptelme9r our@
cine 53metgbabn bon Setatertnenbur9
na9 Miab nit benz mittelruni@ en
@&ienenneBe p%erbunben tperben.
Madbem 1880 bic Wolga bel Sh'l :
ranz@amara bur@ cine &ieienbrude
iiberbaut tpar, melde ben @9tenentpeg
na9 Srenburg fibrt, lag es nabe uno
ent{pri@t ben tltmatiiden @erbaltz
nt1en better, itatt ber n0rbliden 81
ME cine iibli@ : iibirii4e 8abn CUR
Musfubrung gu bringen, pobet aQerz
binas 3unG9it bic 5pet iablt@en Ga
belunaen beg lral9ebirges unb bic
3pei groBen Gliif1e 8jelaja uno ufa
gu iiber19reiten paren. Sn ra1@er
SFolqe maren bic @treden @amaraz
lila, ufoz @latouit unb am Is. Sttoz
ber' 1892 bic 10 &ilometer longe 9ez
birgsit}edeS latouft <Sf@eltabinst erz
baut unb bamit, 1000 &ilometer BON
ber @ol9a entfernt, ber We1tpuntt
Der itbiri{9en 8abn errei4t. Won
ben 1900 &ilometer Der 8abn1trede
3mi14en S19eljabtnst unb Mlabimaz
itof lit bic peitlt@ite @trede Si@elz
iabinsfz& urgan, 257 &tlometer lang,
am 20. September 1893 er1Hz
net morben; bic gauge >peitltbtrtl4e
BON &urgan am Spbol bis
gum Of, 1850 &tlpmeter lang, TT i'm
8au begrifen unb piro >pob( iebr
raid in ben @rbarbetten betpdlttgt
iein; bagesen bietet bic ueberbradung
bet pier sroBen @tr0me Sobol,
Srttf4 unb Sb nit fe1ten
8riiden 1opie bic 8ei9aHung Der
8ettung unb Der S4ienen 9robe
@@mierigteiten, ba Steine, &ies unb
@anb, @i1en unb Cement nrr lebr
umitGnbli9 unb 5e%ttraubeno 6erbet5uz
1inb. Die mittelfibtriiae
bonn Sb big Srtutst mtrb gez
genmdrtie erit genauer t~ractrt, bod
1pu bic gauge 311O &ilometer lange
bon &urgan Big Srtutst I'm
Sabre 1900 pouenbet perben. Man
boft bies babur@ gu errei4en, bat
CUR 9erbeii@affuns beg %notbi9en ST.
Tens ber @eepeg bon @n9lanb bur4
bas @etbe unb bas gefur4tete Sea-
ride Weer, bann ben Seni1et berauf
Bis &rasnoiarst getpdblt purbe.
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Wcucr Y. ctd1cntteQer Wtrbano.

&anas Gitp, Is. SIT. Die
Met9enl teller bon alien @tfenbabnz
¬enpuntten oes 2anbes ftnb bier
per1ammelt unb %griinoeten geitern bic
rNational @nit4mens linton Of
Nortb Mmerica", nelde beitimmt TT,
bic rSmit4mens Mutual 4ib 60
cietp", pel4e ndbrenb oes tur5li@en
u. 81. Il. @trtfeS in Stiide ging, gu
er{eben.
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Wroucr5frcit III "a GrrTc.

2a@roie, Mis.. Is. Stt. 9ie
Mnqefte0ten Der 8rauereien bier, NIT
WuSnabme bon einem balben 9uz
benb, leaten geitern Morgen bic Mrz
Belt nie6er, a~nitatt aus Der Union
aus3utreten, mie bic 8rauereibe1tBer
rerlangt batten. Der 8etrteb in ben
8rauereten {tebt jeBt ftiQ, aber es
tperben balb mieber neue @rbeiter an
ae1teut tperben.
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sur WerdmpiAuN Der 9]ipbtDerittS

Berlin, %. Ott. Gs bat li9
nit benz 5iri ten bon S40nai9zGa<
rolatb an Der Gpibe Elm Gomite gu
Dem 53lpede gebiloet, @elber gu einem
6onbs gu 1ammeln, pel&er ba5u per@
tpanbt tperben 1ou, an Der 9ipbtbez
ritts Ieibenben Patienten bas. Mntiz
O%ipbtberie<@ Serum oes Profenors
8ebring gu 1iefern. Ser bielt9e
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0eIo ion oen s6tunpf ab,uaf&cn.

Sfbtofh Wts., IS. 0ft. Treo.
2eatmeter, elm prominenter 8epobner
bes Sopn Smro, lit BON benz 5arz
mer CHARLES Wi1en1an, ebenfaqs in
Minnebago Gountp an1d11tg auf
$4,000 @dabeneriaB tpegen 8erleumz
bung pertlagt 1por0en. Der &lGger
bebauptet, bab ct Dieb lnb @auner
genannt tporben lei, u1ln baB bur4
6ieie @4impfnamen iein gutter Ruf
u%ntergraben tpDrDen lei.
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Gin NaljMminscr uerartbcilt.

Milmautee, 10. Stt. SarrD
Meor, Der i'm lebten Triibling nebt
BRET anberen @%efan9enen aus benz
bie1i9en Gountp : @efdngnt7e entz
iprungene Bal1@miin3er, Der ipater
in Chicago perbaftet ipurbe, muroe
i'm 8unbesgeri9t Der Tali4mln5eret
19ulbig geiproden uno 81 f~iinfjdhr1*
ger 3u9tbaus1t perurtbeilt.
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Cine a~ejaI3cnc NorocrMn8 .

paris, 81. Stt. Geltr 5aure'
ber Marineminifter, fat bic 8uogetz
tommi1iion bena@ri&tigt, bab fur bic
5lotte fir bas Sabr 1895 cine Werz
niQiqung BON 237,000,000 Tranten
not6tbut. Die @ermiuigungen fir
bic sSlotte bes ge1ammten 9reibunoes
betrGgt bagegen nur 246,O00,00
frarfen.
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II

8ubape1t It, ungarn, ~. DIT.
Sn 6olge i4la9enber Metter entz
itanb in Der Mninaz& oblengrube eine
I9redli9e Grploiion. 8is jebt iinb
Is tobte unb 20 perlebte @rubenleute
an bic Sber Fdde ge14aHt tporben
unb man befir9tet, bab ii@ mod >peiz
tere Sobte unb 8erpunoete IN Der
CRUDE befnben.
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nod, n,cbr @tlo oaran.

Memoeu mod, ,ncbr @elo oaran.
paris, Fl. Stt. Die neue Yaz
mama 81 @e1eQf@aft tpuroe &C.
itern ge1eBli9 gegriinbet uno Der &az
nalaaent in 8ogota, 9err W{anctnt,
beauftra9t, bies Der Regterung bon
Columbia mit3utbeilen. Morgen
tperben 200 Mrbeiter in Der Gulebraz
Gettion bic Mrbeit mieber aufnebz
men.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
THE WEEK In SOCIETY.
Mrs. EDWARD TOBY, Jr., Society Editor.
(Teiephone No 2iO0
The Cooks.

The Cooking Club was ente rtained
by Miss McLendon on Thursday af
ternoon. After tie usual routine
business plans were formulated fol
swell entertainment, which will
signalize that the cooks will be OFT
duty for the summer months. The
function will be given the first
Thursday in May at the residence OF
the president, M IS Minnie Taylor,
the afternoon hours being devoted
to a ladies' reception, while the
evening will herald the advent OF
that portion of the masculine ele-
ment which can lay claim to being
the every best f1ierds of the fair
cooks. On Thursday the guests of
the club were Misses Satfarrans,
Kate Risher and Mesdames Robert
Caruthers and Edward Toby, Jr.
After the card playing Miss Mar
shall sang very sweetly, and a most
delectable menu was ser, ed. Miss
Rosabel Jones Will be he stess for
next VI eek, and full attend ance is
urged, as important business is to
be transacted.
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The Shaw-u,.e Wedding.

One would think of the old adage,
"Happy is the bride that the
sunshines on" as he witnessed the
beautiful marriage ceremony of Miss
Halle Shaw and Mr.. Louis Ilse, on
Wednesday morning. A wealth of
sunshine flooded the open conserva-
tory and the flower lined par ors,
which were filled with the relatives
and most intimate friends of bride
and groom. The bridal party were
grouped about an altar of Easter
lillies, sprayed with maiden hair
fern and mignonette tied with broad
bands of white satin ribbon. Over
head were festoons of simlax, from
which depended hearts of evergreen
and the letters 81. The bride
was handsomely gowned in the new
WOODEN satin cloth of Marie Louise
blue. A berthe of heavy cream
lace fell over the bouff ant sleeves
and formed the corsage decoration
while the reverse and other trimmings
were of velvet. A dainty chapeau,
gloves and shoes of blue completed
the stylish costume, and truly can it
be said that never had the bride
looked so charming. Rev. Frank
Page read the impressive ceremony
of the Episcopal church at half past
eleven, and Immediately after,
amid hearty congratulations and
shower of rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Use
left on the Central for New Orleans,
San Antonio, Au.tin and Colum.
bus. AT the latter place a large
reception will be rendered them by
Mr. llse's parents.
Miss SHAY is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs j. d. Shaw, and by her
grace, vivacity and sincerity has
won prominent place in social
circles, as we'll as insuring strong
hold on the hearts of her many
friends.
Mr.. Isle has been in the employ
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
TO Emtcrtsin the Angels.

The "Drummers will be with us
next week, ard Waco, as ever, will
be lavish in her hospitality. The
ball at the Pacific hotel and the
Fete Champetre at Pa6gitt's park,
together with the musicale at the
Waco Female college, under Mrs.
Rounsavall's supervision, are the
most prominent features of the fes.
tiyities, but lesser entertainment Is
will fill in, 20 that we trust not a
single knight of the grip will deny
Waco's well.earned reputation for
gayety and hospitality
Mrs. w. A. Williamson is chair
man of the ladies' committees, and
the large corps of women working
under her expect to provide elabo-
rate decorations and refreshmt nts
tor the guests.
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MuAicians Entertained.

Mr.. j. ID. Robertson entertained
the musical club on Thursday even.
ing at his home on South Third
street. The amateur orchestra,
which consists of Mr.. Hugh Nc
Tendon, first mandolin; Will Par
ker, second mandolin; Sam Caruth-
ere, first guitar, and John Green
second guitar, gave most delight
full impromptu concert. The vocal
lists of the evening were Miss Sears
and Mr.. Holloway Smith. A merry
dance concluded one of the most
pleasant evenings of the week,
which was participated in by Misses
Sears, Pace, Jones, Boggess, Mar.
shall, and Mes-rs. Harry Wilcox,
Sears, Casen, Smith, Turner, Me.
KenZie.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

Cards and informality refined su
preme On Wednesday evening, when
Miss Mistrot was hostess to Miss es
Chamberlin, Saffarrans, Sterrett,
Cohen, Hutchins, Damins, Burke
Messrs. Rosser Thomas, Duncan,
Mccall, Plunkett, Conner, Breu.
stedt, Robbins, Callahan, Coke,
Parkinson, Sam Thomas Messrs.
and Mesdames Waller S. Baker and
w. Ii. Roberts. Six handed euchre
was the favored game, and is to be
supple mented one evening next
week, Miss Mistrot distributing her
invitations among another coterie
of friends.
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An Elegant Lunch.

Mrs. V. A. Taylor and Miss Tay-
lor entertained at luncheon this at
ternoon at 9 o'clock. The guests
were invited to meet Mr.. J. r. Nor
ris, of Houston, and Mrs. M. +,
Morris, of Virginia. Covers were
laid for twelve, and number of
courses served on the beautifully
arranged table. A prcfusion of cut
flowers and blooming plants fur
nlshed the floral decorations in the
dining room, the rarest flowers
being conferred on the table to feast
the eye and to provide corsage
adorpment for the guests.
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The PhilO German.

Many handsome gowns were
donned Oh Monday evening for the
Philo german and the theatre party
IRE ceeding it. The brave array OF
dainty gowns were marshalled forth
to do honor TO the fair guests of the
club, Misses Martha Brooks, of
Memphis, Celeta Robertson and
Hutchins, of st. Louis The clubs
most prominent men were present to
lavish attention on the trio of bellies,
who were most charmingly gowned.
Miss Brooks, who is a petite blonde,
as sttired in a gauzy white froek,
which was most becoming in its
dainty simplicity. Miss Robertson,
another winsome blonde, wore white
accordion lated chiffon, over silk,
with satin ribbons. NJ ISIS Hut chins'
brunette beauty was Ell HANGED by an
elegant gcwn of pale blue MORE, of
dancing length. Messrs. Mattox
and Plunkett led the dance to the
strains of Wilson's orchestra. Those
present were: Misses Fanilu Pace,
Berry, MgGregor, Annie Parker,
Mistrot, Searp, Fordtran, Alexander,
Lakeland, Rosa b. Jones, Flora
Lacy, Tibbs, Raymond, Talley,
Marshall, Westbrook, Lula Carroll,
Champe Eubanks; Messrs. Holloway
Smith, B. s. Castles, Ray Napier,
Richard Coke, Jr., Slevin, Breus-
tedt, Plunkett, Robert lit iiiey,
Woods, Burnham, Parkinson, Clark,
Gregg, Nolin, Patton, Thorpe,
Spencer Wilson, Searcy, Weiile,
Conner, Tenant, Park, Lanford,
Wheeler, Sears, Burrows, Jackson,
Parker, Mattcx, Dockery, Cornish,
Allen, Dunnica, Eugene Marshall,
OF Dallas, Messrs. and Mesdames
Patrick Henry Dean, Howard Mann,
Robert Brooks, Massey, Renaud,
K. Toby, Jr., w. w. Seeley, Mrs.
Walsh, OF Chicago, Mrs. Mayo,
Mrs. Dupree. Other guests were
Mrs Walsh, of Chicago; Miss Tally,
of Corsicans; Miss Westbroe k, of
Lorena, and Miss Berry, of Arkan
sas; Mr.. Spencer Wilson, of Hous-
ton, Mr.. Eugene Marshall, of Dial
las; Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, of st.
Louis. Mrs. Walsh, nee Miss Wv.
ian Van Velzer, wore handsome
dancing gown of black satin, relieve d
with gold. Misses Talley and Berry
pretty spring toilett.s and Miss
Westbrook, evening costume of pale
blue satin, and Mrs. Dean beauti.
full gown of crimson, with hat and
accessories to correspond. Miss Nc.
Oregon was noticeably lovely in an
elegant gown of heliotrope MORE,
with velvet trimmings, corsage of
Jacqueminot roses, and Miss Lacy
appeared to great advantage in a
handsome Easter costume.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

of Morrison e. II, ifley for several
years, aud his frienos are legion,
and extending far into ranks of the
business men, who recognize his
integrity and energy, as we'll as
into the inner circles Of society,
where his bonhomme has ever made
him great favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Use received a
large number of handsome presents.
They will be at home after May LIST,
526 North Fourth street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
The Friday German.

The younger Set enjoyed their
usual Friday german, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Caruthers on South
Fifth street. Mrs. Robert Caruthers
and Misses jake aud Matte
Csruthers made charming trio of
entertainers, and the german proved
a gala event. Those who responde d
to the graceful leading of Mr.. j D.
Robertson were: Mssea Lewlie
Johnson, Pansy MOTT, gsiley, OF
Corsicana, Minnie Smith, kosure,
Downs, Carroll, Winaus, Allie
Moore, Parker, Order, Pace,
Jones, Boggess, Carrie Padgitt, of
Dallas; Messrs. II. McLendon,
Warner, II. Smith, +. Eaton, D.
Gurley, Curtis, Fallon, Wilcox
Woods, B. Smith, G. Smith, Sam
Caruthers, Charles Turner, Sed-
wick, Berry Kellett, Lee Caruthers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carutherp,
Chas. Carter, Of Dallas.
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HERE AND THERE.

The literary tea will meet here.
after at o'clock.
Mrs. Foster Fort is away from
home on pleasure jaunt.
Miss Park will go to Bolton next
week to give piano recital.
Mrs. Clark will join Judge Clark
in his visit to Austin next week.
Mrs. Padgitt is entertaining Mrs.
Padgitt and Miss Fallon, of Dallas.
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Theatre Party.

The theatre party of Monday
evening was rather scattered over
the theatre, but it was theatre
party nevertheless, and an exceed
ingly we'll pleased one. The full
dress of the ladies and gentlemen
made the theatre appear en- fete.
Those noted were: Misses Mar.
shall, Fanilu Pace, Berry, Nc
Gregor, Annie Parker, Mistrot,
Sears, Ora Higginson, Fordtran,
McLendon, Alexander, Lakeland,
Rosa Bell Jones, Brooks, Lacy,
Trice, Tibbs; Messis. Earle, Hollo.
way Smith, b. S. Castles, p. Ray
Napier, Richard Coke. Jr., Slevin,
Breustedt, Robert Fl, tliey, Plunkett,
Dero Woods, Burnham, Parkinson,
Clark, Gregg, Patton, DR.. Brallen,
Dr. Searcy; Misses and Madames
Robert Caruthers, Sam McLendon,
Deane, Howard Mann, Edward
Toby, Jr.
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SiX-Ha n d ed Euchre.

Mr.. and Mrt. Fairchild invited a
number of guests to meet Miss
Berry on Wednesday evening. Six.
handed euchre was played by Misses
Kyle Pace, Lacy, Order, Alexan.
der, Nj. Johnston, r. Jones, Friend /;
Messrs. Cornish, Patton, Gregg,
Weille, Brown, Castles, Berry,
Wheeler, M. L. Womack, w. w.
Davis; Mrs. Jules Randall, of Mon
terey, Mex. Mrs. Walsh, of Chi.
cage; Messrs and Mesdames Mayo,
Seley, Hamilton, Slayden, Lake,
Lewis, Horsfull and Gawne.
The evening was one of great
pleasure, the entire informally
being the chief charm of the affair
A dainty menu was served in
courses. Miss Berry is now with
Mrs. Cameron, but will be with
Mrs. Fairchild all of next week
having decided to extend her visit
until the lst of May.
This afternoon Miss D,Zouche is
enactipg the role of hostess for the
"Eaterpeans," our leading musical
organization. The reception is
being held at Goggan's Music hall,
and Miss DeZouche has most
thoughtfully prepared a delightful
programme with which to entertain
her guests.
PROGRAMME.
Duet, piano-Misses Morton ard
Sheppard.
Solo, vocal-Miss Weslow.
Solo, piano-Mrs. Randle.
Duet, vocal-Mrs. Hale and Miss
Johnston.
Reading-Miss DsZ,uche.
Solo, week.-Mrs.. Toby.
Duo, piano-Mrs. Randle and
Miss Sheppard.
Solo, vocal-Mrs. Hale.
Trio, vocal-Mrs. Byrne, Mrs.
Hengst and Miss Sheppard
With the refreshments of ices and
bon'bons will come the resis.ible
desire to chatter that ever lies dor.
msnt in women, and the shadows
will grow very long ere the merry
gathering is dispersed.