Smyrna times., 1875-02-24

baIow ~ oIe Vi MS legs was terribly cruaha
wbil"t 'mo ,s'ni Ane9' ile fell undar TIE wheel,
ona;Io ;'Ie waking by the side of his team TL1
accldent occurred near Dsytcr's G"'n Gll',, ~ u
SSpPoluinlmln&, six miles from t5wn nn T..
;3"ianey mas the case in ch?rse. TIE "ao3o,,
tho wo, oriuus ono ana great sympathy is fslt f.,
tr;,y'k you"k man. VINO Is 0ns Of the most indu.
'''"S anu respected Of our coMmunity,
1HE ;lARrhA WASHINGTON Tr, p,y.y
"'he on as announced in tLis town nn NIn,,5,'
o''"lT&' I'D, with an unaxpeci.jiv jar,y
a.'eidaIca The hall had lgcn .IaSorotaEi'e
prepared Tor the occasion; thu wall ,,,a.'
5"ofu"i with handsome p;cturos ANA tb. 49,,
NV TI"S Ds49iliully draped with red cnrta;ns ~,
., nnaSo' win the line display Of silver an tL.
"LpPU! taoleS, rendered the room = ,,ns,
','ittil"S ana inviting spot. Tables renrnsrnt-
IHs tiie thirteen original coloujes wnre .,,,,,.i
tilFee i'll the centre and five ON t,n S;Ia.
ioohl' Upon each table vase of taIl PM '..s
SSraSS' pyramidal bouquet Of hanJ.a,'.
nT"c[S Or something equally Drettv we !,
piacGu Us central ornament. ahovn .nj o,,t -
%Alch rose small silk tlag, red. whito or Ilro
~ ~o"liu& thC name OF the State the t.bln
was ueSigned to represent. Martha Wa.binr.
t uou was perSsnated by Mrs. j. w. Oliver. WHO
'1;n m3Ts very handsome black moire, trimmed
"1sn Ioal oack thread lace. Though plain the
elegant.
~ ~ dSlilhgtOn was represented by j. II. Bevlsv
ESQ, VINO wore handsome court suit of ~
INJURED years ago, with white wig and
queue Mrs. Adams Mrs. j. i. HofIocker9
moio dOVe cololsd silk, elegantly trimmed
with real point lace. This costume was crs.tlu
admired for its elaborate texture. Miss ,iofrsr.
e1n INIrS JAS: f. Woodward) costume was
oiaOoTate r and rich IN the extreme. 1t consisted
" " q ,corn'colored MORO, FartheDgalo Inn
nsi'n court GreSs OF the past century, long
tTaln, trimmed in scarlet velvet and raaI bIont
thread lace, with brocaded puffs and wL;ts Ill
petticoat. So ornate costume womJ bsna
kr9ccu the court of good Queen Bcs, y
ADAMS a J. and Jefferson Nv. II. Bags and w
"; hoHeckerJ were attircd ia handsome and
suitable costumes About o'clock tLis J;. d.
t9lhg1lshed ! party entered the room. nreroJed
py pIeSSrS; John FanGaskcn and Herman y |
IIAAeH' Upon their arrival at the recention
btoVm, bo,t., "Iich had bSen prepared for them
oJI'meell tue New hampshire and Now Jersey
AZ Si'1S' tney wore introduced to tho guests by
inr. r. fahGaSken. Afterrecoiying the conrr.+r,
!atIohs !n OF their friends, General and iaJv
!" aSnlngton proceeded to the Delaware tahIa
TO take supper Mr.& Mrs. Adams wora go -
Ialned % Dy -naryland, and Mr.. & Miss .Jeffnrsnn
Oy FSnnsylVaLia. This reminded tbeir fr;aI'J.
lhat they too needed supper and soon nh i'tI tIa
IaoIe' were filled, and continued 40 ti a I.ts
.oui' married lady handsomely arrayed
~ dark dress white cap aAd handkerchief
presided at each table. Those rpatrons wnr.
1sslE'sd 5y tive young ladies', whose costnmos
displayed too much variety and elcranoa - at
empt description: 1t is sufficient to sov tbev
ioTsr TS looked SO charming before. NV
Inc tables were rs follows: New uann. ;
! hlro' ire Mrs DR.. Collins, Misses Mary = Savin
same Megear Massachusstts, Mrs j W {
,,GGnes' NJ iSses Alice Ford and Annie pbmbus
thode Island Mrs. d. I. Smithsrs Mes
IN Annis " aters and Lizzie Reynolds; Connect. q
Ut Mrs w. W. Tschudy, Misses Wsrv J.
Jousntgn and Emma lIazsll; New Yort I
Irs' W. II. Baggs, Misses Alice HoGcctor {
no Nate Bell New Jersey, Mrs. j " !
IIennsy, Misses Laura and Anna Deugbton a
lIen1nsy It1y yania: Mrs. j. f. Williams. Misses t
ielen HotFeckcr and Elya Carrow Deloworo t
lrS. >. II. Bowley, Misses Clara Bswlev snd t
Ige G0It; Maryland Mrs y. 3. NSooar |
ilsses 3 Emma Wildsand Maimio Bell; virginia !;
irs: II; Z. Douglass, Misses Maggie IiiIi and h
lara Baynard North Carolina, Mrs N "a II r.
mlthers, Misses Mary Baynard and Matte b
emp South Carolina, Mrs. &. W. CTm. o
ms, Jr;, Misses Jennie Waters and Naggia
rice Georgla, Mrs. Geo. Davis. Misses Wsrv
eaky and Annie HouQh. The reooipts of tho
'ening, S2O0.G5, wore the largest ever received j
the hall for one evenings entertainment I
ne ladies' interested feel amply repaid fer a
elr trouble and thank their friends for their s.