The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-07-24
The BAZAAR.
SECOND DAY OF THE GREAT FESTI
VAL AT THE BRUEGGERHOFF
BUILDING.
Sights and Scenes From Fairy
land-TO-Day's Pro-
gfamme.

: There was a fine attendance las
t night upon the Bazaar of Nations a
the Brueggerhoff building. The mu
: slcaI programme announced in yester
9 days STATESMAN was carried out
and elected enthusiastic applause
MT. SCacY's bass solo, Mrs. Gaines
rendition of Robert lie Diable" and
Mr. Charles Hicks recitation were
exceptionally fine. Miss Hume's
Tickle Mollie" was good, as was also
MISS klnneys presentation OF MAR
guerlte. Mrs. Lane and the Miss
es Bagley and Lane have rendered an
overture from ROSSini, and Mrs. III.
w. Dodge and Miss Della Shapard an
instrumental duet, which were well
applauded. 1t would be an injustice
10 overlook the baritone solo of Mr..
IoDln, which was also very fine. The
entire programme reflected credit not
only upon those participating. but also
upon Mrs. Lane, who had entire con-
troll of it. The Booths were mag
nlllcent, and the scene appeared almost
fairy land, as one would wander
down the spacious hall. There was
FLORIDA first, the land of birds and
MOWERS and pretty wonderland she
dld not suffer anything at the hands
OF the young ladies in charge
Next came Spain, followed by Japan
France, Turkey, Iceland, Italy, and !
last but not least. the art loan booth |
III which were many rare paintings |
and much else that bore evidence of |
genius and skill. The Icelandish |
booth was indeed attractive, none the |
more on account of the refreshing
representations of ice and snow, than
by the bright eyes and graceful forms
OF its fair inhabitants. Japan was
France was lovely, but it
required the oriental costumes of
Turkey, and those of Italy and Spain
to bring out in all its strength the many
forms OF female beauty which seemed
to exist on every hand.
THE DISPLAY
OF Morley brothers, in patent medi-
clnes and their favorite oridonto, was
very good.
Newman u Co. had a magnificent
showing of laces, lace curtains. table
linen, neckwear, etc.
Messrs. Purkiss 81 Farr, the enter
prising dealers in paint
ind painting material, wall
9apering, ETC., were splendidly repre-
'ented, and this department was an
OBJECT Of considerable interest to !,
everyone.
1t took Dr. Tobin with his hobby
to cap the climax, by :
having in large letters across the !
leavy fans which were suspended =
rom the ceiling for the purpose
II assisting the ventilation in keeping {
he atmosphere cool, the name of his :
avorlte medicine. !
STRAY NOTES.
Last night was George Stacy's first
appearance as a Turk, and he made a c
success of it. lie
me Tyroleans were expected to assist S
n the music last night, but did not
make their appearance.
Inc KATE GreenaWay party will '
positively appear in force Friday V
light. +
The Martha Washington and Eliza c
'ethlan tea party will be repeated O
o-night, and all those who are to take t
art are expected to be on hand
at o'clock.
The lunch yesterday was more on n
he order of a magnificent dinner C
nan lunch, and will be repeated
very day of the entertainment be- a
Ween the houis of IL a. m. and 3 p. m. y
The musical programme tonight
will be under the superintendent of e
lrs: l.. w. Croker, which is a suffi-
lent guarantee of its excellence. The r
GLOWING is the programme:
instrumental SOLO. Miss Julia Palm y
SOlo-Selection. ........ Miss Mary Odom II
Recltatlon-Selected Miss Hettie Kinney =
Laughing Eyes OF Blue".. ........... y =,
Miss Matte Walton i
Solo-Sacred. Mr.. G. M. Galloway n
FantaSY,Bendel.. Miss Mary Kinney h
SolO-Selected Miss Bees sic Steiner q
L nj