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

were going in twos, threes and tours,
some crowds even numbering six, and
they were bent On pleasure and they
had it. There were at least 500 of
them out paying their respects to the
ladies receiving. Governor Hogg,
Governor Lubbock, General Culber-
son, the Hon. Mann Trice, Col. VIM.
p. Gaines, Col. Geo. Galbraith and
Gen. L. M. Campbell of Palestine,
General Openheimer of Galveston,
senator Perry Lewis of San Antonio
and numerous other celebrities were
gracefully paying their respects to
the respective houses. Among all the
gay callers there was quartstte
composed of Messrs. Ed Ande, ION,
jeff Brown, Henry Hutchins md
John W. Hornsby, who were TO be
seen on every occasion graciously ex-
| tending the greetings of the day. 4
THE CARD PARTY.
Last evening upon the conclusion of
the reception hours at Mrs. Hearne'sV
the ladies receiving, augmented by an
equal number of invited gentlemen
friends, enjoyed the pleasures of the
card table until near midnight. The
pleasure attendant upon the occasion
were of fitting nature to bring
to successful close a day
OF such enjoyment. The
following were among those present:
Mrs. Hearne, Mrs. w. V. Holley,
Mrs. Cabhell Corring ton Kinney,
Misses Swart of New York, Maidie
Pope, Sallie Albright, Bessie Camp
bell of Galveston, and Pauline Cor
rington. Messrs. George Gslbraith,
Y. NJ. Campbell, Mann Trice, Perry
Lewis, w. V. Holley, H. M. Little,
Ed. Norris, Charles Fisher aud NJ.
Crawford.
THE MANSION GERMAN.
AS a fitting finale to the days en-
: joyment the young ladies receiving at
the mansion and their gentlemen
friends enjoyed the pleasure of an inn
+ prOmptu german, which was led Ey
Mr.. Dick Lee and participated in by
I a number of the devotees of the terp-
sichorean art. Among those present
were noted Misses Jodie Booth, Mag
gle and Jessie Smith, Louise
l Shelley, Annie Hunter, Mamie
North, Annie Mckay, Lou Hale,
Mary Burleson, Maud Moore, Emma
Levy, Fannie Denton, Mamie and
l Fanny Blandford, Nellie Male, Bessie
Rector, Jessie Chamberlain, Jean
, Fordstran, Alma Order, Kate Risch-
81, all of Waco, and Alice Jester of
Corsicana. Messrs. Cass Ellis, Dave
l Harrell, General Culberson, Ed
House, Will Richardson, Edgar
< smith. Jim Smith, Malcolm Graham,
} Henry w. Brown, Richard Conner.
Or. T. j. Tyner, Roger Roberdeau,
Will Bergman and Prof. Walden.
AT MRS. ANDERsoN's.
When the reporter looked in upon
The festivities at Mrs. Anderson's last
night near the midnight
hour he found the graceful
, figures of the german in full
sway under the skilled guidance oil
Mr., u lex Melasky, participated in by
, a score or more of dancers. The plea
6 sures of the evening were certainly OF
a most enjoyable nature, as can be at
tested by the following participants:
q Misses Georgia and frankie Samp-
son, Helen Smith, Athalie North
=. Irene Palm, Marie Daniels, Ellen Bur.
> roughs, Lottie Cruger, Carrie Merri.
O weather, Lorine Lane, Maymie Ma
:. lonev, Dorothea Witners, Ida May
. Archer, Grace Knight, Joe Johnson,
u. Verna Gorham, Sinner of San An
> tonic and May Winnie Anderson.
q Messrs. lick Melasky, Will Tobin
4 Victor and Arthur Moore, Baldwin
:. Rector, Dave Tobin, Paul Swancoat
Paul Millett, Harry McCarty
G Emmett Ellis, Warren Moore, Harry
4 McCleary, Henry and Ed Robinson
'. Lewis Fisher, Mark Swain, A. B
Armstrong, Will Turner, Will Har
# Walker, viii Vance, Ben Johnson
h Lee Jester and H. Jester.
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