Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-21
lovely dress Of cream albatross; diamond

ornaments.
Miss Maud Shelley Of Austin wore q
lovely dress Of pink satin, overdress OF
pink crepe; crimson roses.
Mrs. JOHN Chenneville OF Austin wore
white satin, with hsndpsinted panels.
Miss Burns of Austin wore q canary
! aloatross, with drsperies OF black Chan
tilly lace; amber ornaments.
Miss Lizzie Reed Of San Antonio wore
magnificent costume OF lavender silk,
royal purple train, made decollete and
sleeveless.
Mrs. pam DsCordova, one of Austin's
most beautiful women, WAS beautifully
dressed N Nile green bolting cloth, trim
mings Of point lace, and diamond orna-
mentS.
Miss Pierce of Laredo wore a lovely
pink sureh silk, overdress Of black Chan
tilly lsce.
Mrs. K. S. Hamilton of Austin wore .
magnificent dress of black velvet and
satin, made court train, decollete.
Mrs. Louis Berg of San Antonio wore
an imported costume of primrose yellow,
trimmings of embroidered velvet, made
decollete and sleeveless; ornaments OF
diamonds and emeralds.
Miss Stella Hevelend of Austin ~
prettily dressed in Nile green albatfOss
with pink sursh trimmings; pearl orne-
ments.
Miss Childress, Terrell, q beautiful bru
nette, was attired in marveleux satin and
silver trimmings.
Miss West, Fayette, Miss, was dressed
in white albatross, pink roses: diaYd
Miss Dsrden, Austin, wss veypres.ils
dressed in Fedora lsce over white suIfG
amber ornaments -.
Miss Miller, Austin, wss hsndsohely
dressed in white silk, point lsssspeaFl
Miss Nellie Miller was beautifully
dressed In white costume, chenille hand
embroidered front.
Mrs. John Preston, Austin, wore
magnificent dress of ruby velvet, pink
MORE front, with long court train; dis
mond ornaments.
Miss Saunders, Marshall, wore beau
tiful dress of white MORE silk, trimmings
of pearl p.ssementerie and tinsel; dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Mamie Wier Of San Antonio wore
very pretty dress Of pale blue cashmere,
pearl psssementerie, with pearl orna
ments.
Miss Deaderick, Navssots, wore beau
tiful dress of white cashmere and elk
sash.
Miss Kate Sidney OF Houston wore
heliotrope satin, trimmings of pearl pas
sementerie; diamond ornaments.
Miss Bernie Smith OF Austin, white
Japanese silk, with front Of pearl passe-
menterie, court train, decollete.
Miss Derie Smith of Austin wore Nile
green failIe trimmings of steel passe-
menterie, long court train decollete; dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. T. T. Wander Hoeren, San Anto-
MO, wore q magnificent dress Of black
marquis lace over red satin; diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. E. M. House, one Of Austin's
most accomplished society women, wore
q magnificent dress Of primrose yellow
faille Francois silk, embossed velvet and
point lace; diamond ornaments.
Miss Katherine Saunders, Of Bolton,
wore lovely dress Of lavender surah,
overdress OF Chantilly; diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. J. W. Shepard, Austin, wore
crimson MORE trimmed with, black lace
and coral ornaments, dancing length, de-
collete and sleeveless.
Miss Chesley, of Be,lville, white en-
broidered, null and pearls.
Mrs. Will Hearne, of Hearne, Mile green
MORE en- train. gold brocade, seed pearl
Illusion; diamonds.
Mrs. R. G. Dial, Hearne, black MORE;
amber and jasmines.
Mrs. T. F. Wander, Hearne, poppy red
MORE, black lace; diamonds.
Mrs. j. B. Scruggs, Sunshine, satin,
EN- oroidered with seed pearls.
Miss Irene Barton, old gold, satin, jet
embroidered panels; diamonds.
Among the distinguished guests pres
ent at the ball were Colonel Valaneuva,
Colonel Corrello and Colonel Riviera, of
the Mexican commission to the Texas
capital dedication, who had previously
been entertained in an elegant reception
at the residence Of Dr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Tobin.