The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-03


walking length; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Walter Graham Beautiful black
silk with front panel of white velvet, an
Elizabelhan collar gracefully falling back
from the throat; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. II. Talliohet-B Black silk elaborately
trimmed with jet, made walking length
corssge of white roses.
Miss Ella d. Given wore black elk en-
train, decolette and sleeveless.
Miss Alice Dowell-Eles ant ruby plush
combined with pink faille, trimmings OF
duchess lace; with diamond ornaments,
court train.
Miss Reeks, of Dallas-Beau iful gas
light green -faille silk, trimmings
of beaded passementrie; ruby ornaments.
Miss Mamie Litten-Lovely white satin
draperies of embroidered boiling cloth,
made decolette and sleeveless; court train
pearl and diamond ornaments.
Miss Julia Iglehart - Elegant white
satin, pearl illusion drapery; .decolette;
court train.
Miss Fontaine-White boiling cloth,
panel of pink embossed velvet, made dec
olette and sleeveless court train; corsage
of natural flowers.
Miss Eta Wooten = Handsome white
faille silk, deliberately trimmed with pearl
psssementrie; pearl ornaments.
Miss Maud Wooten wore an elegant
white silk with court train of white and
scarlet satin, decolette and sleeveless.
Miss Tommie Wooten wore beautiful
white silk, with trimmings ofs gold braid,
made decolette and sleeveless.
AT MRS. jas. R. JoHNsoNs.
Mrs. James R. johnson wore a very
handsome costume of white silk with over
dress of silk gauze and rich girdle of
pearls; wore diamond ornaments and
natural flowers.
Mrs. Doctor Tyner wore mahogany
Scolored satin with front and court train
of pink brocade; pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Laura Steiner wore a black Span.
ish lace dress over pearl colored silk.
Mrs. Myrick was attired in crimson
plush en- train, with black Spanish lace
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. DR.. Mclaughlin very rich dress
of black velvet
Mrs. DR.. j. j. Tobin wore a handsome
costume of white silk, with pearl trim
mings and natural flowers.
Mrs. j. X. Dunbar wore pearl colored
satin, with neck drapery of white tulle;
pink trimmings and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. A. II. Graham wore light blue
MORE antique silk, with black lace trim
mings and ornaments of diamonds and
rnbies.
Miss Maloney wore black net with
diamond ornaments, and c0rsage bouquet
of natural flowers.
Miss Mclaughlin wore pink nuns
yelling entrain, with pearl trimmings.
Miss Adele Steiner wore a pink bro.
caded silk, embroidered in silver and gold
from Worth, of Paris; cut decolette.
AT MRS. WALTER CALDwELLs.
Mrs. Caldwell wore black silk velvet
promenade length; jet trimmings and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Morse-White faile silk, dancing
length; pearl ornaments and corsage
bouquet of natural flowers.
Mrs. D. B. Gracy wore gray gros grain
silk with pink trimmings.
Miss Eula Caldwell wore pink faille silk
en- train, with combination of crimson
plush embroidered in silver.
Miss Pope-Nile green satin draped il
silk tulle of same hue, entrsin, diamonds
Miss Minnie Pope-Pale blue satin en-.
train, draped with overdress of dotted silh
net, decolette and sleeveless.
Miss Higgins, of Bastrop-White faillt
Franchise silk, entrain, with front panel
of smoking, beaded with psarls.
Miss Searight-Pink surah and laven.
der plush combination, demi-traiu
trimmed with gold lace; pearl ornaments
Miss Tully Folts-Pink surah with
demi-train. embroidered in silver; corsage
bouquet of natural flowers.
Miss Hutchins, of San Marcos-White
duchess satin brocaded with silver with
full court train, decolette and sleeveless.
Masters Walter and Tom Caldwell were
gorgeous in military costumes of red and
gold. They acted as cavaliers and pro-
tectors gems a. armes to the ladies re-
ceiving, and CALAMITY kept from entering
any but those duly entitled TO that privi-
lege.
AT MRS. oHAs. A. NEwNINa's.
Mrs. Ohas. A.. Newning wore black silk
velvet and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. @. j.. Newnlng wore black silk and
duchess lace.
Mrs. F. W. Turner-Plum colored bro
caded velvet, combined with silk of same
tint, court train.
Mrs. M. d. Mather-Black silk, striped
with silver; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Geo. A. Brush-White corded silk,
a la princess, en- train, with garniture of
pearl passementrie.
Mrs. Lou s. Trippe-White satin bro
cade, with overdress of dotted silk net
and ribbon trimmings; natural flowers;
court train.
Mrs. V. O. Weed-Black silk, prone
made length, with diamond ornaments.
Miss Reed, of San Antonio-Red silk
petticoat with steel trimmings and court
train of pink plush; natural flowers.
Miss NewDing-White silk, with over
dress of striped silk null.
Miss Dupuy-Blue silk brocaded with
pink rosebuds.
Miss McCarty-Pale blue, embroidered
crepe, dancing length, duchess lace.
Miss Brown-Pink surah silk, entrain;
with Pearl ornaments.
Miss Mckay, of Louisville, Ky.-Cardi-
nal China silk and MORE combination,
dotted net sleeves and neck drapery ;dia-
monds.
Miss Habicht-White broadcloth. dane
irg length, silver trimmings.
Miss Perls Habicht-PIDk crepe, dancing
length, with corded silk trimmings.
AT MRS. L. B. JoHNsoN's.