Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-24
DEER PARK. i
Second Grand Military Ball Of the
!: Governors Guards. -
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grand military Dali OF tne uOVernor
Guards, of Columbus, Ohio was given, last
night at the Deer Park Hotel. 1T was a
perfect success, and will be remembered as
one Of the grandest Affairs Of the season
The FIVE o'clock train from the west brought
the Garrett Guards and large number Of
other guests from Oakland. The train
from the east carried considerable mum.
Der of invited guests from Cumberland,
Piedmont and other points along the line
Oh Unep fae ?, tS,ir arrisaf y ths sariets Guards
marched to the camp Of the Governors
Guards, and after exchanging e0urtesies,
the tive companies jointly performed
dress parade in front of the hotel. The
large assembly of spectators who wit
messed
The Parade and Erin
from the hotel porehes seemed to appre-
ciate the exercises very much. and fire.
auently showed their interest by making
complimentary remarks. Adjutant Gener-
al Samuel B, Smith and Governor Charles
Foster, of Columbus. Ohio were present
and expressed themselves as highly pleas
ed with the military display. "The blue
and the grey" the music OF the band and
the laundering of cannon combined to rem
der the occasion brilliant and impressive
while the retiring sun, shedding its, golden
lustre upon the gorgeous landscape, added
very much to the beauty of the scene. But
the real event of the evening was
The Ball,
which began about o'clock. Seen, after
orchestra of ten. instruments
began to play, the floor of the ball
room was filled with handsome forms,
dressed in rich. costume, eager for the en-
ioyment upon which they were entering
From the beginIng there was no abatement
to interest in thsdancing. The sarare dance,
the waltz, the schottische followed in rapid
succession. The attendance was larger
than at the first military ball held at Oak
land on last Monday evening, and was
made more notable by the presence OF .
number of emisent persons, ameng whom
were Charles Foster Governor OF Ohio,
and Adj. General Samuel b Smith,
of Ohio; John W; Garrett President
of the B.. g. o.. Railrosd;
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tive iUii from q; y, New e MexicogfSunt Henry Won
Beust, Minister of the German Empire to
the United States; Hon. w. w. Corcoran,
Washington, ID. C. :; Sameueh Spencer, Esq,
Baltimore; G. X. Lord, Baltimore; Col.
Chas, Parrot, Columbus Adjt. Gen. Saml.
B. Little, Gen. Clark, Washington; Quar-.
Thomas J. Peddicord, Col. ii. }. johnson,
Lieut.. w. O. Hoffman.
Among the large number OF
gentlemen Present
were the following: L. Z Randall, Cum
berland; Charles Marburg, Baltimore; Mr..
Mccartney, Pittsburg; T. l. Scrivens, Oak
land; d. r.. Donaldson, Pittsbnrg; Geo. w.
Harrison, Deer Park; James L. Harrison,
Cumberland; Vim. McCarty. Cumberland; (;
VIM. Pearce, Cumberland; II. b. Fergus
son, Wheeling; Sergeant Bartlett, Oakland;
]. D. Ludwig, Chambersburg; Mr.. Adams,
Cincinnati; Mr.. BuYkharit, Cincinnati;
Mr.. Richardson, Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore Sun; Col. Z. ). WOOD,
Baltimore.
List OF Governors Guards.
Captain. Geo. Hardy; Lieutenants,
Pritchard and Estabrook; Sergents,
Shepherd, Osborn, Williams, Turner Xii
bourn; Corporals, Taft, Donaldson. Stem,
Moley, Mcdonald; Priyates, Bell, Constance,
Byers, Doyle, Stark, Barcus, Lord, Bliss,
Baker, Bell Buder, Burdell, Eby, Fay,
Johnson, Maloy, Porter, Stem, Shepherd.
Taft, Turner, Wagenhols, Webb, Wood,
Williams, Rualey, Hughes, Bewger, David
son, Durant.
List OF Garrett Guards.
Captain, +. H. Wardwell. Lieutenants,
D, NJ. Mason, d. A. Chisholm. Sargeants,
]. T. White, W. S. Wolf, +. A. Thaye. Cor
porals, w. W. Tairall, G. P. TIlson, -
Townsend. Privates, G. Smouse, c. Boyer,
Geo. Wusinan, w. s. Crimna, 2. T. White,
John Nee, A. Chidister, f. Tici, B. Thrash
d. Obrine, W. Obrine, Divine, Perry,
Mitchael, Stanton, Jimison, Casteel, Selby,
Corp. Yellso.
List Of Ladies' Present, and Their Cos
Miss Mary Garrett, Baltimore, blue
satine, diamond and pearl ornaments.
Miss Annie Cowan, Baltimore lilac nuns
Yelling brocaded front.
Mrs. Sickels, New York, black silk.
Miss Fraset, black silk, damon orna
ments. 80,
Mrs General Clarke, Washington, black
satin, blue mosie front, steel trimmings,
diamond ornaments.
Miss Kate Davis, Washington. cream
tulle, maltese Spanish lace, bead trim
mipgs, satin founce, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Jacob Fechheimer, Cincinnati, cadet
blue cashmere with steel trimmings, and
diamond ornaments. :,
Miss Cowan, Baltimore, ivory nuns veil
ing, embroidered satin front. -.
Miss Heustus, Washington, Pekin striped
silk, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. /. G. kilbourne, Miss Ella Warheld,
Baltimore, cream foule.
Miss Ineta Bolte, Baltimore, maroon
satin, large bouquet of marguerites.
Miss Teresa Bolte, Baltimore, white COS
tune, wild flowers.
Miss Annie Graham, Deer Park, cream
colored satin.
Mrs. Marburg, Baltimore, white surah
silk, white passementerie, diamond orna-
ments, with real lace.
Miss G. Washburn, Cincinnati, black
suit, passementerie trimmings, with gold
ornaments.
Mrs. +. H. Aims, Cincinnati, cream COL
ored nuns yelling Diamond ornaments.
Miss Nellie Entler, Piedmont.
Miss Birdie Harrison, Deer Park, laven-
der colored satin, handsomely embroidered,
powdered hair, Louis XIyth style.
Miss Victoria Harrison, Deer Park, white
nuns yelling. Miss HELEN Harrison, Deer
Park, white nuns yelling.
Mrs. Rothchild, New York, pale blue
Mrs. Marcmack, Cincinnati, o., lavender
Miss Bette Adams, Wheeling, moire
satine.
Miss Heustes, Washington, striped linen
lawn.
Miss Jessie II. List, Wheeling.
Miss Ii'ian Baker, Wheeling.
Mics Els Warfeld, Baltimore, cream
foule.
Miss Mamie Harrison, Washington. blue
satine, satine trimmings and elegant lses
fichu.
Miss BeaIl, white French organdie, with
real lace trimmings.
Mrs. John W. Garrett, black brocaded
satin, real lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Elkins, New York, light blue Platt
velvet; lace trimmings.
Mrs. J. d. Ludwig, Chambersburg, cream
colored nuns yelling and handsome siik
lace. -,
Miss Annie West, Oakland, blus silk
Mrs. Chas. r. Lord. Baltimore, pink silk
with lace. -.
Miss Tinney, Indianapolis, white Coz
tune.
Mrs. Emery, Cincinnati, white costume.
Mrs. Burkhardt, Cincinnati, Lavender
colored dress and handsome black silk lace,
Miss Hopkins. ouit of white.
Miss Mamie Perry, Oakland, pink sill
dress.
Mis- n. NJ. Smith, Oakland, white suit :.
Miss Robinson. Oakland, black silk.
Miss Sprigg, Cumberland. prune veive'
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