The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
BIG DAY Al LAMPAsAs.
The Park Hotel Opened With Grand
Ball end Entertainment.
Special Telegram to tie stltesman. "


Special Telegram to tie statesman. ~
LAMPAsAs, May 3H.--lafh nUtei was
opened tonight with brilliant ball, at
which the elite of nearly all the leading
cities of the state was represented.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present.:
From Houston-Mrs. Ella Stewart, DR..
and Mrs. Perl, Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. R. Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dargan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Shearn, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Munger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reichardt, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Chew, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Root, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. HutchesoD, MIR. and Mrs. w. ID.
Cleveland. Miss.s Abbie Hill, Elise
Hutcheson, Cora Morris, Libbie
Shearn, Lollie Cave, Rosa Gave,
Kate Turner, Maize Turner, Ethel
Turner, Daisy Tuner, Ella Bolts, Mabel
Frankli Adel Lubbock, Hildegard Perl,
Kats Bolts, Carrie Bell McMurphy, Alice
Haygood, Gussie Jones, Leonora Hardy,
Kate Mitchell, May Fem, Belle Fem, Lucy
Cooke. Messrs. A. Hoenthal Spencer
Hutchins, Geo. Macatee, Jno. F. Mahoney,
A. Defrees, R, Cooke, Hal Bates, VIM.
Barrett, L. I. Tune, E. j. Hamilton, Blake
Dupree, Jno. Stewart, Bob. Lovett, Geo.
N. Torrey, W. o. Ellis, Geo. Lester, Perry
Claiborn, Z. H. Bailey, r. Fenby, DIR.
Tom Robinson, j. j. Chew.
From Galveston-Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Hawley, Capt. and Mrs. U. L. Mott, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Spillard, Mrs
A. W. Clegg, Misses Lillian Mott, Edith
Oaden, Belle Fem, Sallie McLemore, Ell
vira Van Harten, Cora Harris, Mary
Moody Mccullough, benson, Reba Brown,
Jennie Bingham, Lucy Campbell, Minnie
McCullouph. Messrs. W. E. Mensing, Boyer
Gonzales, W. H. Brown, A. B. Clegg, ID. M.
McRae, Ouitman Finley, F. Settle, +.
Clepg, Bowden Settle, jas. Compton, Ed
win Sampson, Terry Smith, W. b. LOCK
hart, NJ. McLemore, Will Thompson ana
Leon Blum.
And following from other cities and
towns:
r. E. Bradford and wife, Waco; j. L.
Miller and family, Bolton; Mrs. Fannie
Bath, Btlton< @. M. Boyd, Boston; j. C'
Hall, Boston; j. L. Harrington, Boston;
VIM Scollas. Dallas; Charles B. Miller
and family, Galveston; j. r. fehson
Galveston; L. W. Jackson ana WlIe' ual-
weston; j. y. GOrnan anu lahiD
J. s. Seymour and wife, Houston; Geo. A.
Helen, wife and daughter, Temple; MISS
a ,rtie skinner, Galveston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorhsm, Austin; the Misses Gorham,
Austin; ]. G. Berry, st. Louis; Lee Cotton
and wife, Waco; j. E. Allison and wife
Waco; J. E. English, New York; MIS-. > ID:
McGraw, Temple; Mr.. E. G. Morren, FoIt
Worth: Mr.. F. L. Crate, Fort Worth; u
w. Cochutt, New York; VIM. ID. Boiger'
New York; E. j. Mustna and wife, Gai-
weston. W. G. Townsend, st. Louis; f. A.
Eldridge, Rochester, NY; NIL. simpson,
Dallas; Lpuis F. Faust, Dallas; y. N.
Hall, Houston; Il. j. Schar, Cincinnati'
N. N. John, Galveston; F. A. Winchell' St'
Louis; s. Hewitt, st. Louis: W. f. heau'
Galveston; F. C. Church, st. Louis:
The Park hotel thus ausplclously
opened for the summer of 1888 is worthy
of additional notice here, The hotel was
erected in 1888, but since that time mas
been enlarged and improved and elegantly
furnished. 1t stands upon gentle slope
of ground, facing south, and commands
remarkably fine view of a section of land
scape, rivalling in many respects the
scenery of the Katskills. Along the en-,
| tire front of the hotel wide veranda anc