The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 101, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 11, 1893 Page: 4 of 8
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THE EVENING NEWS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11 1393.
THE WKEK HSOCim.
Miss Emanuel
Hr. Iimilili TOIU. Jr.
r. 1 1..- -'?" i
.-.: 1 lrt
up on one of the best stago pictures Miss Einanu-i enien.im.
. :.. i.. .?... Th Tiilin Hinh Monday afternoon.
seen uutu 111 ;i iuujj mi. .v -- .
organizer Mr. Biker even in that "Pope's Esa on Man was rtiu
one picture showed bituielf a fctajje and discussed. Music and refresh-
manager of rare ability and the ments wore serv:d as condiments o
'grouping of priacija's chorus the literary menu which as highly
dancers and grotesques throughout ' enjoyed by the members.
Socitl Kditor.
Mi liak'-r'-. M kido company i
i line Wv-ik.i order and ready to
i;t' i ' - . performance of the
i'-ri .i I-rni'tx and Sa'urday
(vt-i '- r lit .t week also Satur-
lay i" ' It i safe to pay that
wi '( t finest amateur opera
y.T - .it. mi V?.co and as for
-j'C i i at i-fleet. dances co--mi
nut- etc will tank with any
prufi rtioiial troupe "ii the road.
-picil rate- hie Keen made on all
'h' rulrniijs fr-Tis the adjacent
inwiia in it w il be wise to secure
-cats at an early J Ate.
Th ' t' ' r hundred will bo
repre-t ntt'i ! injured hy the laigo
list of )alrnnpMHe8 who havo leut
their n amen and efiortH to make the
aair hiiccebM. The following
"ocif'U ladies aio the patronesses:
Mesdauies Cameron Slayden
'larko Seoley Sam Sanger D wns
Parrott.lobn Marshall El. Sturgis
Wilkes Beaumont Shear Triplott
James Bakor Chas. Hamilton
Psilgitt Foster V. Fort Richard
Coke. W. A. William-on Randall
Knunsavall.
The ladies who have taken an
ai'tivo interest in and chaperoned
the chorus and dancors an-:
MfHdames Howard Mann V. E
Dupreo ami Charles Sanger. Mrs.
Dupreo ha1- olurge of the programme
and na boon very successful in se-
suring enough advertisements to
'ill it
The ladies in the chorus are
Mihhcs Noll .lonc.-i Irene Ashley
!.nnio Warner Annie Parker
M ibol Miinnurlyn llallio Shaw
Ada Park Bee Raymond Norma
Conger Belle Garland Annio Ma)
Anderson Julia Mon'gnneiy MeE-
dames Lyons Hoffman and Stoen
son.
The gentlemen of the chorus are
M-Hjrs. 0ear Raglaud Sexton
Curtis Rogor Brown Sparks
Miith ll'itf Edgar Rigland May-
ield Tonnant Bryant Claike.Ilao
ain Yandino and Win. IIarr.
J'he cast i very strong and in.
flu lea Metdamcs Iltugt Hart and
I'oliy Mies Saflarans and Messrs.
'ia:ubr II Baker. Allen. Cox and
r ly.
It is hoped that these perfor-
nances will prove the grandest
benefit ever given in Waco. It is
unen in a worthy eiuse for the
Nursery; the company has worked
'iard and asks for public patronage
feoling sure of its capacity to give
Hii'isfaotion.
The following clippings speak
most forcibly for Mr. Baker and
his former productions of the
opera:
Knoxville Tribune: From the
r-e of the curtain upon the first
vt the first strain of magnetic
mu-ic until the ononis at the close
the perform anco was full of snap
and vigor and was executed with
-treugth and ability. . . . Mr.
H iker of Chicago under whose
nnpervisiou and direction the per
t'ormanee was given took the part
f 'K i.o the Lord High Exe-
utionor '.and his work was really
-uperl It is safe to say that no
.irofesK'nr-i! on the stage could ex
t-1 his diver presentation of the
Lflioulii.au. Mr. Baker is the
inest amii'eur performer in the
I'nittd State's since he modestly
re'uses to bf clawed as a profes-
sional "'
Da 1 Journal' "Knoxville was
visited la-t u:ght by opera Kir-
1'iess. ballot dances grotesque
.!ig. 'i:un. lights and colors
without nuruU-i a' the theatre and
ill undf-r tine r of It was the ion
j pcted pen jrmance of the
Mikadi and een bofore theorches
ra was rung in a dark fringe
uound the theatre wall showed tint
.- R U was rapidly being sold. .
. . The house wis crowded to
U capa ty. . . The per.
formance bepau with an innovation
for after the overture pbyod at
profegtionai tirne the curtain' went
the performance wa line.
The costuming was iiae and when
the hundred odd people took the
stafe it w3s splendid in appearance
beyond any profes-ional entertain-
ment ever seen iu Knoxville. .
finale for the
Mrs
the V.
Kounsavall
M. C. A.
As
graud
in courtesy to
postponed the
been given
ay evening
mW. Mrs. Kounsavairs
ihoimhtfulness is much appreciated
land it has established a precedent
supper that was to have b
Ust Friday until Tuesda)
of this week. Mrs. Kc
specialties there wa a dazzang and j fullowed.
l.Mi.i n r.ol on jumh n ov.i nttnn '"J' J " c"
beautiful grand en semblo evolution
composed especially for Mr. Baker
and executed by the entiro com-
pauy. Here the fine costumes
sinking and handsome in color
were displayed to maguificeut ad-
vintage in a bewildoring ma-3 of
labyrinthine color motion "
The following are the dances and
dancers:
i L Cicui v Miy Vaughn Da-
I pree. M iry M lud N'est Ruby Gar-
I land Mary Kagland Juliet Cohon
Z'lleki Blackshear Carrie Sanger
1 K hel Steer Erma Kodgers
i Roberta Woods Sadie Herz Emmie
i Moore L'lliau I'arrott Flora Sin
Ichir Kathleen Konick Lilla
Davis Mary Goodrich Alice Good
I rich AnnieBaker Naido Uressap
I Madona White Kate MoCJollum
At S-.. Panl'-f church on Wed-
nesday morning amid a bower of
autumnal flowers with an aocom.
paniment of sweetest music the
beautiful Eniscnual service was
read to unite Miss Auna Krauso
and Mr. Oicar Jannasch in holiest
wedlock. A large number of
friends gathered to Titness the
ceremony and shower good wishes
on the young couple who seem to
ha a such a bngtii future. Miss
Kiaise is a giftef young woman a
typical Waco girl bom and rearod
in this city; Mr. Jannasch is highly
worthy of the pnze ho has won.aud
Tiik N i:vs extends the heartiest
Minnie
Camille
Mamie
Lewiuo
White
E telson
Lida Pope
I akati:i LA-
Ivy Chandler
M ibel Conger
Alma Baker
Carrie Robinson.
National Adole McCulloch
Carrie Tibbs Sudie Davis Corinno
Kosuro Eunice Whittiughil)Mittie
Roniok Genoa Whittinghill.
Skui'kntink Miy Vaughn Du-
preo. Fancy Dani s "Pitti-Siug"Miss
Satl'arrans; "Ko Ko" Mr. Baker.
La Cai iion a "Peep-Bo" Mrs.
'.John P. Hart.
HoHM'ii'i: Banks Streeter.
Iht.iiLANi) Fi im Callie Sanger
Juliet Cohen.
congratulation'-to the pair. Iho
1 1 ushers were Messrs. Frank Connor
F. W. Krause Louis Use and T. D.
Huff the best man Mr. E. W.
Mamie Rirksey ! Richardt of Brenham. A hand
some traveling gown w3s the bridal
robe as Mr" 3tid Mrs. Jannasoh
left immediately for a trip to
Mexico.
On Monday afternoon Mrs.
George P. Mann entertained the
silvefcross baud of King's Daught-
ers. A few business matters were
discussed and seseral now members
were admitted to the oircle whose
mission is to minister to the suffer-
ing. Mrs. Beaumont gave several
delightful recitations and Mrs.
Edward Randall rendered some
beautiful musical numbers. Tea
was poured and. with an accom-
In the Mikado cast one notes two paniment of dainty sweetmeats was
amateur debutantes Mr. Robert partaken of annl the subdued clat-
Cox and Mss Siffurana. Mr. Cox ter of cups and chatter of the bright
as "Pooh Bah" is great and will women present. The entire after-
havo no troublo in putting the!n"wa9 replete with enjoyment
audience in touch with the "Lord and sociability and was one of the
High Evory-Thiiig-Else." Mis? i most pleasant episodes ol the week
Sail'irrans is so dainty and graceful
in the role of "Pitti-Sini'" that it
is a pleasure to even see her re
hearso. Her voice is sweet and
cultured atid her dances are posi-
tively fetching.
M as Carrington who had been
cast for "Peep Bo" wai compelled
to resign owing to a severe cold.
Mrs. John P. Hart has kindly con-
sented to render the character and
will lu very clever. Mrs. Hart is.
tpiito a danseuse and will give a solo
(lance bofore bin Highness the
Mikado.
Mrs. Hengst as "Katisha" is
superb and in tho character will
eclipse all of her previous triumphs
on the stage.
The entire cast has been photo-
graphed by Deau and tho pictures
will doubtless be on exhibition on
Monday. Mr. Daano i9 putting his
best work on the photos and they
will be handsome specimens of his
art.
I have told you all that the
Mikado promises to bo and I now
lay clown my pen as I feel that I
have wielded it suilijiently in tho
cau-e of the open. As I am in-
capacitated for criticism of tho per-
formance a gentleman one of the
most able cities of things theatri-
cal and musical has kindly con.
j sented to write up the performance
i for me.
i Miss Hallie Shaw gave a delight.
i ful Euchre party on Mondw oven-
J ing. Oj entering the house one
i felt themselves transported to
tropical regions; tho house was
I most beautifully decorated with cut
I tl jwers and the conservatory
i which opens into the parlor was a
( mass of fragrant blooming plants.
Not only was the eye feasted but
I that the inner man was not forgot-
ten was attested by the delicious
supper er ed from a flower laden
I table. Champagne punch wa1?
served throughout the evening.
The players were Miss Whito
i Frank Wneeler; Miss G rider Ned
Marshal1; Miss Raymond Ray
j Napier; Miss Shaw Mr.' Coke;
Hiss Kandali Mr Lambdin: Miss
Hubby Mr. Slevin; Messrs. Neale.
Curtis and Gregg. Miss Raymond
and M . Coke won the two head
prists and Mis ILibby and Mr.
Coke were the boobies.
The elegant Hoard mansion on
South Third stroet was opened on
Tuesday evening the occasion being
a "Progressiva C'n nation Recep-
tion" tendered Miss Carter and
MisB Pearl Maddin. The lights
tl iwers 3iid brilliant costumes
formed a pr-tty scene in which to
discuss the topics engraved on
dainty cards. Theso sul-jeots were
as follows "The Girl of the
Period" "Sooioty Masks" "The
Silver I) leation" "Midway Plais-
ance'- "Woman's Rights" "Tne
Novel of Tod3V" "Labor vs. Capi-
tal" "Flirtation" "The Girl
Bachelor" (a modern feature) The
house wa beautifully decorated
with rare flowers and 3n epicurean
feast was served.
The"Midway Plais3nce" given at
the Y. M. C. A. hall on Thursday
and Friday nights really took on
the importance of a social function
as the leading society belles were
there in bright array. The detail
was carefully arranged the tloral
decorations most artistic the cos
tumes bright and appropriate and
tho management may well be con-
gratulated on their success iu repro-
ducing the "Famous Midway."
The beautiful photographs taken
by Deane of the Mikado cast iu
their handsomo costume.- will be
on exhibition in Sanger's Gogcan's
and Dennis it Bros' show wini. a .
Mr. D.-ane hopes to have the dis-
play boards raady by Monday but
as he is putting his finest work on
them he may bo a day later in
getting them out. Go and look at
them and see what a Waco artist
whose work vied with the best at
the World- Fair can do.
Letters from Mrs. J. C. Walker
are redolent of balmy air and tropi-
cal tbwers. She writes: Oar
desert today wa? pine apples
bananas and guavas grown on the
place whtre we are boarding.
Grape fruit and oranges do not
count." Judge Walker and his
family with the exception of Miss
Margaret who is in Washington
ana located iu Orlando Orange
county Fla. and uto delighted
with their winter qaarterg.
Mrs. John P. Hart ha removed
to Mrs. Jurney's.
Charming Miss Searight of Aus-
tin is to n tho guest of Mrs.
Howard Mann lor some weeks.
Mies Ada Park is entertaining
Miss Julia Montgomery of Bolton.
M ss Lula Johnston will al-io viait
Miss Park next week to witness the
Mikado.
11 V TIIK WAV.
To a great extent we are depend-
ent on our friends for the glean-
ing s from the society world and we
3lw3ys feel indebted for items; but
it is neither kind or witty to send
in matter that is presumably
authentic in order to plaj a practi-
cal j )ke on third parties. It places
the reporter in a very uncomfort-
able ofltimes embara48ing posi-
tion. .These columns are open only
for society notes; anything else that
I care to put in I feel quite capable
of writing myself.
Have you never met a woman
that you thought perfectly charm-
ing and on stopping to ana'y.d her
attractions found that it was be-
cause her conversation dealt of
things in general not persons and
their affairs and that she was a
most interested listener? It is true
that she did not go into details of
her domestic affairs and yet how
sympathetic she was when yon lo-
oked baby's woes with his last
tooth. When her visit was over
you wore really sorry to havo her
go; her presence had so brightened
you. Now there is nothing about
such a person that is remarkable
only a bright clever woman who
adapts horself to her surroundings
who ib thoroughly honest and kind-
hearted and blessed with tho inborn
t3ct and courtesy which goes so far
to lubricate the wheels of life.
Courtesy implies many virtues
self-restraint consideration and
patience bat it is a most important
factor in social intercourse. With-
out it we aro uncouth and awkward
no matter how much purple and fine
linen we 3ro decked in.
You have often met tho extremely
frank jierson who boasts of speak
ing his mind on all occasion- and
you know just how disagreeable he
makes himself. He Ucks thj ele-
ments of courtesy has nevor thought
it worth while to cultivate polite
-ociety; in conseq lence he has few
if any friends
The self-restraint which ono is
required to practice sometimes bor-
ders on the heroic. The tempta
tion to 'augh at some awkward
sptech or breach of etiquette i often
great but to do so would deeply
wound the unfortunate whose only
fault probably is iguoraice. And
again tven to smile at a jest which
plants a thorn in another's breast
is to become a principal in the mis-
chief. But consideration of others
no matter what their social grade
is after all tno greatest thing. By
it we not only make others happy
but ourselves as well.
Tlieae negative half hearted poo-
pie make a fearful lassitude creep
over mo. Tho idea of a man or
woman wasting thoir opportunities!
I think there are times when we all
feel that we are the "round man or
woman fitted into a square hole"
but what is the use to lament and
grow listless? that is the very
reason you are not a success. It is
hard L know for the ambitious
girl who feels that she is a second
Patti or for the young man who is
assured that he is Booth's successor
to sweep and dust or do the
drudgery of ollice work; but keep
right on do well the work in hand
and if you really havo genius your
opportunity will come along;
only do not sit idly weaving air
castleb this busy world is too
nrosaic for that. " Gamer well the
store-house of your mind from the
literary wa)-ido; never lose a
chance to piake an advance step and
others seeing you so anxious to suc-
ceed will lend you a helping hand
Real sensible wonierr5
ing more plentiful each ?
hymn of thunkscivin ' 1
raised. That 3.!l
think out thinos f.i. .. eiS;!i
is anatuialcouhciiejcan
being 8Blfsuppor.il".
modern girl id uomiuS ;. ?
i0T"--f.0a'a ' M 1
- .. uiarry a man ..f M'.J
simply because 0ho .-.... .1
out him would not 3 WortJuH
her fnnd hphq 4i .. u HfcJ
a - . lw- a ner .
C3tin0t resiJBnt n mo .L . s'i
in excesses and Un i. 'l
that hi alli.Htinn fr.. i reJ
weak if he ninnr.t v. . u'tl
.j..... - . UD ' "n.
UUCBU ' "U"J luo 1Ucll abamJ
opinion of hnr neiitlihn. .J1'
does things simply becauje 3
rri x-r
i no JN8W ioik Trihii...
"At last an easy .-mploynJ
b'on found for woiu.l which
ungallautly argue is aUogetfoj
liAniu uuu iitibuiiii iia well
unmve. i ne new vooion J
: :r .. .:..." ?oi
Vldlt llin linnunn f L .. n
:::-. ;;:. r":ar""uvmwu
uoicjn uuuiw uua ot scandal T
havo. a nnnmnl inciimn f ' '
are heralded by the beatbJ
drums " Why that is n i;M
tion down hero and one tlnB
luauj lunutvurs aiiuoilgh tit
dal mongers hardlvcanTtn t:
ed as professionals and donotJ
a badge of oihee. Ilow3
work q lite as earnestly as if J
were on a piary; tho btuz of i
luuyuuo ia lueir neram mm
reward is their secret deligkl
they succeed in making Qiil
xnis ci38s ot peopio probably
heard the old adage that it
better to give the tongue morel
uay than the mind."
Good to Take.
TK'UKMK'S .UTISEI'TK KEFtlCD
Stops pain heals wounds lJ
scalds nux coiio tootevil anjpJ
evil in norses ana mules rieti
pie at all druggists
l'lioiic Lacy for flcAIister Coal.
UW V-nns of i's aji
au jj iuii aoiil muat be told
Waco this B'iiiOM. Melp Ega
bl
Climax 0.1 should ba in
house; the bast family medicio!
the ma-ket for all pain colic
nervous troubles box sale
druggists.
The Chance of a Lifetime
I will soil lots or blocks on 1
years time with interest ptyablei
annually. P. G KiukpatbiciI
'
1 :7 piocts semi porctiUin dJs
sots at M7 5n at Lnco's 609i
tin street.
m
Everybod Pleased
Who use Climax Pills beoaase
are purely vegetable and do not
but act mild. Try them if jot
bilious 25 oonts a box. Sold
where
Are You Bilious?
If so take Climix Pills Ml
relieved. They aro the tnelfB
puis sold by druggists.
No Experiment.
In reaching Austin SaniWj
ban Antonio etc via Intern
and Great Northern railroad.
dailv trains oaoh way. Insist!
vnnr tio.ket roadini? via HeMI
Taylor and tho internation
Great Northern railroad.
roadbed magnificent equipmetfj
- i ilj ""
Remarkable !
utl.i ni: -:i ....11 An. Ill
rollnnnil mrn ullffnTint? U$n
l.n .... a1. .nnrlinillH SOlut-1
Try it. Sold under a positirtM
ant.ee by ill arnuists
Wiu'c Ynnr Liver?
Tako Climax Pills and be Wi
WEDDINGS !
Never before have we been able to 1
as hne grade ot paper lor Wedding '
tions as we have just received from New
PRINTED ND ENGRAVED
In most fashionable and elegant style
DDDniC D. lUMIAPr DDlWTlfJfi HDIi
114-16 K. Fifth St.. WACO
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Christopher, R. The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 101, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 11, 1893, newspaper, November 11, 1893; Waco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth115032/m1/4/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .