The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-12-22

mond. Their palatial residence was
given over to tie assembling of the
guests, who comprised the intimate
friends of Mr.. John Bremond, Jr.
The pleasures of the euchre tables af-
forded the diversity up to supper
time, after which dancing was the
order.
The occasion stands without prece-
dent in Austin society circles for ele-
gance and thorough enjoyableness,
md was in strict keeping with Mr..
J and Mrs. Bremond's characteristic
ability at dispensing lavish hospital
ity. The decorations were at once
lavish and artistically beautiful.
The result of the contest at cards
gave the first prizs to Misses George
Sampson, Kate Henricks and Mr.. II.
p. Hilliard, while the BOBBY was won
by Misses Fanny Edwards, Maggie
Ottley and Mr.. lick Melaskey. The
following were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Han
cock, Misses Perle Habicht, Julia
Male, Julia Iglehart, Mamie North,
Sallie Starlight, Lily Burleson, Mag
gle Myrick, Lena Anderson, Georgie
Sampson, frankie Sampson, Kate
Hendricks, Jodie Booth, Bessie Rob-
inson, Mamie Robinson, Fannie Off,
ley, Maggie Ottley, Fannie Edwards,
Helen Grant, Bette Johnson, Addie
Lee Collins of Nashville, Grace
Byrne of Galveston, Fannie
Hunter of Georgia. Messrs.
II. w. Gregory, Henry
Ladd, Geo. Mcdonald Harry J. Nc.
Carly, Linn Hunter, Henry w.
Brown, Fl. P. Hilliard, Dr. Ed
monson, Dave Harrell, Geo. b. Lucas,
W. V. Holley, J. G. Brown, J. A.
Martin, Malcolm Graham, Frank
Hughes, Ed. w. Robinson, Oliver
Brush, w. B. Smith, Edgar Smith,
lick Melasky and A. g. Smoot.
MIR. and Mrs. E. r. Lane have
issued invitations announcing an "at
home" at Laurel Heights this city tcsf
morrow evening from to 10 O'Clock
p M, with cotillion beginning at IN
o'clock. The occasion to be in honor
of Miss Mac E. Lane.
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Possibly no society event for several
winters has met with that favorable
consideration from all that promises
to attend the Governors Guard ball
Tuesday night. Being given at the
Driskill a supper will add to it's other
many attractive features and it bids
tair to out rival all public balls hereto
fore given in point of pleasure and at
tendance.
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1t was and isn't, refer to the pro-
posed leap year theater party an
nounced for Wednesday night of this
week. The young ladies who con-
ceived the idea of rendering their gen.
tleman friends theater party came
to the conclusion Friday that the
movement would cause dissension In
society ranks by producing i'll feel
ings among the majority as the plans
proposed could only include twelve
couples. So rather than cause this
ill feeling the movement was given
up and 1t now stands as case of
"was and wasn't"
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The marriaae of Miss Tepa Moses,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. MSsesi
to Mr.. E. Selig, occurred last Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at Temple
Beth Israel, the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. A. Levy.
Long before the hour appointed, the
Temple was packed to its utmost.
The altar was one mass of white
roses and evergreens, and the happy
pair stood under combined heart and
bow knot of yellow and white
chrysanthemums. After the ceremony
the immediate friends of the family
repaired to the residence of the
bridels parents, where sumptuous
banquet was held, catered by the
well known caterer, Mr.. Bruegger-
hoff.
The ushers for the occasion were
lick Melasky, Nathan Davis of Tay.
Tor, LYMAN HelJman of Kyle, Moses
The bridesmaids were
Misses Jennie Pessels, Lille and
Hannah Melasky, Rosa Hirsh.
field, Martha Hellman of
Kyle, Leah Moses of Waco,
Gorta and Stella Moses, sisters of the
bride. Little Miss Adelia Haber
flower girl The union of these two
was of such prominence as to attract
state notoriety and the hundreds of
received from every
where bespoke only too we'll the pop
ularitv of the contracting parties.
The reception at the house was most
brilliant one and gave opportunity
for display OF the following elegant
costumes:
The bride was attired in white
Sycelian silk trimmed with point az
plique lace, conventional veil with
orange blossoms.
Mrs. w. Moses in black shot six, ~
trimmed in real lace and yellow crepe
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Henry Moses white crepe de
chine Josephine dress, real lace Ber-
tina diamond ornaments.
Mrs. HI. /. Haber black silk, old
rose crepe and lace trimmings dia-
mOnd ornaments.
Miss Jennie Pessels pink crepe de
chine ribbon trimmings bouquet of