Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
handsome in pink silk, Egyptian lace and


diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Dr.. Walker, lovely bride from
Psris, Tex. wore q cream satin with trim
miugs Of cut steel paseementerie, Fedora
lsce, corsage Of cream tips; diamond Or
nsments.
Miss Swanson, Palestine, wore lovely
dress of blue silk, trimmings of Marquis
lsce; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Governor Lubbock, Austin, wore
elegant black faille silk and MORE, with
corssge Ct rich crimson csrnation pinks.
Miss Eccles, E! Paso, looked. very pref
ty in cream Fedora lace over msire silk;
! diamond ornaments.
Miss Hill, N )rth Carolina, was beausi-
fully dressed in cream satin, trimmings Of
point lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. james r Johnson, Austin, wore
magnificent dress OF cream MORE, with
draperies OF striped Illusion, looped with
[ 81 yer agarettes; diamond ornaments.
| Mrs. Charles S. Morse, Austin, wore 8
lovely dress of white faille, with MORE
sash drspery; court train; diamond or
nsments.
Mrs. Linda Cook Murphy OF Laredo,
Tex q handsome brunette, wore cream
hand embroidered boiling cloth over
( MORE silk, long court train; diamond or
naments.
Mrs. j. E. Rector, Austin, was beauti-
fully attired in heiiotrope silk, long court
train Of royal purple plush, gold lace
trimmings and flower ornaments; fan
and gloves to match.
Miss Winnie McCraw, 8 popular young
] lady of San Antonio, was beautifully
dressed In white embroidered boiling
cloth over white silk, fsille court train !;
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. C. E. Anderson, Austin, wore a
lovely dress of Nile green embroidered
boiling cloth over moire silk; diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Lewis Hancock, Austin, wore an
imported costume Of heliotrope embroid-
cred boiling cloth, faille silk court train;
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. J. G. Bradford, San Marcos, wore
white embroidered boiling cloth over
white Bsngaline silk, corsage OF pond
lilies.
Miss Fannie Dohoney, Paris, Texas,
looked beautiful In pink brocade silk over
dress, with pstticoat of moss green silk.
Miss Eta Wooten, Austin, wore an ex-
quisire costume Of white MORE silk, made
decollete and sleeveless; pearl front and
pearl ornaments.
Miss Mamie Adams, Of Fort Worth,
Texas, lovely cream satin, decollete and
sleeveless; silver front, dancing length.
Miss Maud Wooten, handsome and
striking costume of white and red MORE,
decoliete and sleeveless, red and white
striped court train; garnet ornaments.
Miss Mollie Clay, Of Paris, Texas, ex-
quisitely dressed Ia canary silk, decollete
and sleeveless; diamond ornaments.
Miss Tommie Wooten Of Austin, white
gros-graln silk court train, corssge and
train artisticslly decorated in gold braid.
Miss Kate Dever of Independence, lilac
satin with Duchess lace and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Sue Attic Clay of Independence,
Nile green satin, with point lace, ruby
ornaments.
Miss Carrie Leach, San Antonio, wore
an elegant costume of white MORE and
boiling cloth, pearl ornaments.
Miss Lulie DeBsrdeleben, Georgetown.
wore beautiful dress of white lace over
white surah, pearl ornaments.
Miss Denton, Austin, white null, val
enceinnes lace, surah sash and pearl Or
naments, made decollete and sleeveless.
Miss Sallie White of Gonzales wore
handsome suit Ct white lace over white
satin, V neck and short sleeves; flowers.
Miss Alice DoWell Of Austin wore cream
satin and crepe gauZe, elbow sleeves, cor
sage bouquet Of natural flowers.
Miss Kate Henrichs OF Austin, cream
white silk, en- train, with front of duchess
lace, decollste and sleeveless; natural
flowers.
Miss CARTE Skinner, q petite blonde Of
Galveston, white China silk and Chantllly
lace, square neck and sleeveless.
Misc Clara HARDWOOD, beautiful bru-
nette Of Gonzales, wore black ottoman
silk, with drsperies of black tulle run
with gold thread.
Miss Carter Henricks, Austin, cream
white silk with handsome court train Of
cream plush, square neck and sleeveless;
natural flowers.
Miss Mary Pslen, s tall graceful bru-
nette OF Manor, wore white ottoman silk,
with brocaded draperies and natural flow
ers; decollete and sleeveless.
Miss Tuliie Folts, Austin, cream sursh
with Fedora lace draperies, high neck,
elbow lace sleeves; corsage bouquet of
natural flowers.
Mrs. Walker, Luling, wore handsome
costume Of lavender silk with cream lace
draperies.
Miss Nellie Alden, petite brunette Of
st. Louis, wore pretty girlish costume
Of deep gold-colored satin with peasant
waist and Polish cap.
Miss Pearl Hardy, beautiful de-
butsnte Of San Marcos, wore pink silk
with white Spanish lace, dancing length;
corsage bouquet of natural flowers.
Miss Ruth johnson, Austin, wore q
cream coiored dress ella 1orately hand en-
broldered in white silk, decollette and
sleeveless; diamond ornaments.
Miss Joe johnson, an ecru silk dress
embroidered in scarlet silk q oss combined
with scsrlet MORE.
Mrs. John Maxcy Of Austin was beau
tifully dressed in pale blue satin, made
princess, court trim, with trimmings Of
ruby velvet; diamond ornaments.
Miss Sallie Walker, the fair sponsor for
the Dallas Light Guards, was beautifully
dressed in cream satin, with overdress Of
lace; ornaments of natural flowers.
Miss Gussie Brown OF Orange was
prettily dressed in black Chanti)y lace,
over black satin, made decollete and
sleeveless.
Mrs. Walter Bremond, q beautiful
blonde of Austin, wore white satin, with
draperies Of silk illusion, pearl passemen-
forfo and dSsmoph orpa uopfa made