Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
THE TOILETS.
4 Partial List OF the Ladies Ia Attend
aucs at the Grand Dedication Bali,
With ths Costumes They Wore.
Guests from All Parts of the state-The
siosr Brilliant AssembIaze Ever :
Gathered In Texas. -
Austin Statesman, May le.

luS utll Nas OpCICo Will IL hAu u oASuSs
in the Senate chamber and hall of Repre-
sentatives, the one led by Governor Rosl
and lady, the other by Colonel Young o
the United States cavalry and lady.
SOME OF THE LADIES PRESENT.
Below is given q partial list OF tn
ladies present and the costumes the!
wore:
Mrs. Governor L. s. Ross word hand
some black lace dress over MORE antique
en- train, Jet trimming and natural flow
ers; ruoy ornaments.
Mrs. Barnett Gibbs, of Dallas, wore 81
elegant costume of white silk and velvet
with trimmings Of pearl passementerie
diamond ornaments.
Miss Florine Ross, the Governors
beautiful and accomplished daughter
looked charming IN an exquisite trair
dress Of pale pink and blue MORE silk
and pink tulle, draped with lilies Of the
valley, decoilete; diamond ornaments.
Miss Rice, of Hyatt, Texas, wore
rich train of pink satin with pink passe.
menterie; sapphire and raby ornaments.
Miss Ruby Yelverton, Mexia, hand
SONS pink estin de Lyon, and embossed
velvet, with court train, pink tulle dra.
peries and natural flowers
Miss Mons Harris of Waco, rich cream
MORE, with court train draperies OF
cream tulle, decollete and sleeveless
pink roses and diamonds.
Mrs. William Pendleton Gaines, mag
nificent gown en- train Ia directoire OF
cream write, with draperies of point lace,
embroidered in silk and chenille flowers
tipped with rhinestones. Princesse bod
ice neck, finished with embroidery Of
chenille and rhinestones.
Mrs. Edwin Wilson, Austin, WAS ele-
gantly attired in an invisible green mar
veleux satin, with shrimp pink front.
handsomely embroidered with chenille
and beaded passementerie and escurial
lace, made decollette and court train.
Miss Dorsett, Austin, sparkling bru-
nette, appeared in an exquisite white MORE
silk, trimmings Of valenceinnes lsce and
MORE ribbon, corssge of natural flowers,
decollst
Mrs. W. b. Tobin, one of Austin's most
beautiful and accomplished society wo-
men, wore pink marveleux silk, hand
somely trimmed with pink pearl passe-
menterie, made court train; diamond Or
naments.
Mrs. Thomas, Atlanta, Ga., appeared
in delicate pink brocaded satin, hand
somely trimmed with escurial lace and
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. D. G. Mari appeared in hand
some white albatross, beautifully COM
bined with pistache green plush.
Miss Alice Mari looked very pretty in
cream albatross with tinsel trimmings.
Mrs. J. J. Tobin, Austin, looked beau
tiful in superb white MORE silk, velvet
court train, diamond ornaments.
Miss Jessie Newton, San Antonio, was
beautifully attired in white MORE silk,
pearl ornaments.
Miss Standiier, Monroe, LIS, wore g
dazzling costume of red sursh silk with
beautifully hsnd-painted panels. Dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. L. Horn, Denver, Colo wore sill
yer grey msrveleux satin. Diamond or
naments.
Miss Horn, Denver, Colo, was beau-
tifully dressed in pale blue marveleux
satin, handsomely embroidered with blue
pearls and aresene. Diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Hutchins, San Marcos, wore 8
magnificent dress of amber brccaded
satin, Fedora lace and pearl passementerie,
long court tram. Pearl ornaments.
Mrs. W. c. Radcliffe, Little Rock, Ark,
one of the leading society women OF that
place, wore magnificent dress Of black
Ghantilly lace over white satin, with long
trsin of satin msrveleux, diamond orna.
ments and cape .smi1es.
Mrs. Mollie &. Moore Davis, leading
society woman of the Crescent City, ap-
peared in superb dress Of white Aatin,
vslenceinnes lace, made court traiv, de-
collete, diamond ornaments.
Miss McCollum OF Austin looked lovely
in white surah silk, trimmings Of Fedora
lace, made decollete, court train, pearl
ornaments.
Miss Leake, Dallas, Tex was besuti-
fully dressed in black Chantilly lace with
corsags of "lilits Of the valley" diamond
ornaments.
Miss Annie Bell, Hamilton, Tex, wore
Nile green gros grain silk, trimmings OF
mslines lace, water lilies in her hair; dia
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Henry L,dd, Austin, Tex, looked
her lovellest in pale blue msrveleux satin,
trimmings of pale blue, brocsded with
rich crimson roses; diamond ornaments.
Miss Dunlap, Galveston, q society beau
ty, wore white mule, trimmings of rich
lace, diamond ornaments.
Miss Julia Male, one of Austin's fair
debutantes, was handsomely dressed in
pink brocade silk, trimmings OF pearl
passementerie diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Joseph Nslle, Austin, wore black
Marquis lace, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Collins, Houston, appeared in
black Chanuly lace, with white cameo
ornaments.
Miss Nalle, Culpepper, Va, WAS hand
9 omely dressed In black Chentily lace,
onyx and pearl ornaments.
Miss Sesgo, New Orleans, beautiful
blonde, wore white msrveleux silk with
draperies Of striped tarletan, made decol-
lete, court train, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Thomas Ormond, Austin, was
very handsome in white silk, point lace,
diamond ornaments
Mrs. A. W. Neville, Paris, Tex, wore
white MORE antique silk, drsperies Of
white cashmere, with panels OF crystal
pessementerie and beads; pearl orna.
mepts.
Miss Myrtle Walker, Paris, Tex, the
fair sponsor for the Maxey Rifles, wore
white silk null made over white satin;
garnet ornaments.
Miss Dollie Williams, Houston, Tex,
looked lovely in white China silk, with
Eadors Isca and Gsl{lias 0f the vAllayv.