The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-04

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demi-train, diamond ornaments.
Miss Bessie Campbell of Galveston,
white duchess satin, point de Venice
and diamonds.
Miss Pauline Darlington of Waco,
pink silk handsomely embroidered In
silver, swansdOwn trimmings, silver
ornaments.
Miss Trowbridge of New York, law
ender cloth, declllette, trimmed in
white satin ribbons, ornaments of
pearls.
Miss Maidie Pope, blue silk with
white lace trimmings; pearl orna'
III ents.
Miss Athalie North. white cloth
trimmed with chiffon and lace; pearl
ornaments.
Miss Salle Starlight, pink whip cord
silk trimmed in pink satin; pearl or.
naments.
Miss Belle Swart of New York, blue
stripped crepe, decollette with TRIM
mings of lace to match.
MRS. CHAS. E. ANDERSON.
At no place in the city was more
cordial or hearty greeting extended
callers than at this hospitsble home
The ladies receiving were among the
most charming bellies the Capital City
can boast of, aud their welcome 20
callers were of the sincerity that made
all feel at home. he parlors, profuse
as they were in their floral decora-
tiOns, combined both beauty and
grace in their appointments. The
ivy and the moss, the roses and the
lilies all combined to form a scene of
ever changing beauty, Yet one OF pe-
feet symmetry most attractive to the
eye. The ladies were kept busy from
3 to 8 entertaining their hosts of cal
lers, and the day was most pleasantly
passed by entertainers and enter
tanned alike. The following is com
plete list of ladies receiving and their
dresses:
Mrs. Chas K. Anderson, black silk
thread lace and diamonds.
Mrs. j. w. MaXcy, pale blue silk
olive green velvet trimmings.
Mrs g. f. Drake, white silk with
lace overdress; pearl ornaments.
Mrs. II. r. Ward, black silk and
lace trimmings.
Mrs. WalthersdOrff, gray silk with
trimmings of same color,
Miss May Winnie Anderson, Nile
green brocade silk trimmed in en-
broidered boiling cloth; diamond Or
naments, fan and gloves to match
dress aud boquet of natural flowers.
Mics Sinner of San Antonio, pink
brocade silk, trimmings of lace to
match; diamond ornaments, natural
flowers
Miss Hunter of Mississippi, white
crepe de chine, trimmings of lace: d.
amond ornaments.
Miss Joe Johnson, white silk with
trimmings of lace; diamond orna.
ments.
Miss Adie Harlan, pink and green
silk, pearl trimmings, diamond orn :
ments; La France roses.
Miss Verna GOrham, Infanta gown
of Nile green satin, bouffant sleeves OF
emerald velvet, with pearl and emer.
aid passamenterie.
Miss Irene Palm, blue silk, real lace
trimmings, pearl passamenterie trim
mings with diamond ornaments
flowers, lilies of the valley.
Miss Ellen Boroughs. white crepe de
chine brocaded with tiny rOsebuds
|
Miss Lottie Cruger, shell pink silk
crepe aud lace trimmings,
; Miss frankie sampson, decollettt
gown of white brocaded silk trimmed
in yellow satin, with pearl passamen
| terIe; emerald ornaments.
f Miss Georgia Sampson, decOllettt
gown of white 6rocaded silk trimmed
( IN yellow satin, with pearl passamen
/ terie; mother OF pearl ornaments.
D Miss Mamie NalOney, gown O
l canary cOlOred velour, trimmed will
maroon mirror velvet and point d
< Vince lace; natural flowers.
# Miss Helen Smith, blue satin, over
dress OF blue silk mule; silver orna
l ments.
Miss Daisy Fisher, pale blue crep
( de chine, satin and lace trimmings
pearl ornaments.
=, Miss Grace Knight, gown of ricl
Q white and gold brocade combine,
with old gold satin and trimmed pre-
] fusely in real spanish lace, dancin
d length, aud decollette with immens
pulled sleeves, gold slippers an
< gloves; lilies of the valley.
J, Miss Kate Weed, white china 81
IL tIiuuo'l Ill ldC6 anu pluh IluUUu'
pearl ornaments.
d Miss Bessie Miller, white silk an
d crepe de chene.
Miss Fanny Edwards, white brocad
g satin bodice and drapery over plai
skirt, trimmings of chiffon; orang
bouquet of violets.
Miss Mamie Miller, pale pink crep
de chene.
MRS. JAS. r. JOHNSON.
= The many friends of Mrs, JOhnso
= l, svailed themselves of kindly g.
u tended invitation to call in an info
: NAL way at her apartments in til
>, Mcdonald building last afternoon an
70 in very truth the enjoyment of II
= occasion was of that nature that n
, Elected much to the credit of the roy;
J: entertainer. Mrs. Johnson's Ne
u Years entertainment, as we'll as othe
a. in years past, have ever proven 9
VI occasion of general enjoyment an
o. while the one of last afternoon WI
q thoroughly informal, its pleasur
~ were none the less in strict keepir
| with the succe attendant upC
former entertainments by Mrs. job
ie son. Among the ladies assisting MI
. Johnson last afternoon were Me
u danes Albert BurlesOn, Sydney job