The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08

Her beauty and her Chiyary, and bright
Th" lamps shOnc DER fair women aud brave men,
AMI many heart beat happily; aid when
Music rose " ith her NoluptunnS swell
SOFT eyes looked love to eyes that spoke again
The ball room presented appearance Of
rare beauty and delight, mud i, passes compre-
hension how any but The most yrur.cnt imagi-
nation could see augh, of evil in such a scene
ofloveliness ani true manhood, sanctioned 10y
and participated in by women maldens, Matrcns
and Observation-Disclosures no less for their
piety than for their high social culture aud re-
fnement. Perish the base thought.
TO the pure all things are pure then, "On
with the dance let joy DC umconfued."
We are indebted tv hiud Lady friend for
the following report Of the elegant costumes of
the ladies:
CHArERUNEs.
Mrs. W. NJ Gibbs, trc>s Olive Green silk
and velvet ornaments, Coral.
Mrs. W. +. Thomson, black silk, Spanish
ed roses At throat.
Mrs james Maxwell, black satin covered
with jet diamonds, broach, earrings bracelets
and cross in high coihcur.
Mrs james RUdger, hi"ck silk. with silk vel
vet, diamond broach and ear rings
Mrs. F. NJ. farr. bronze satin skirt with
bronze and blue brocadu ovcrIrcss, ornaments.
pearls and ruLies.
Mrs G. K. Robertson, myrtle grecu SILK and
velvet, diamonds.
Mrs. W. IL. Sartor, crimson satin, trimmed
with irredcscent beads, ornaments, pearls.
YouSG LADIES.
Miss Mamie Townsend, cream nuns yelling.
handsomely trimmed with white crystal beads
ornaments, diamonds, Calla Lily with diamond
centre in high cofieur.
Miss Lily Dawkins, black silk and brocade
velvet, pearls and natural flowers.
Miss Fannie McLure. silver gray silk, orna-
ments, garnets.
Miss Lora Stokes, cream nuns yelling, hand
somely trimmed with crimson plush and lace,
orna ents, diamonds and olaIS
Miss Sudie Young. dress of cream Flannelctte
trimmed with gold lace and fringe ornaments,
diamonds and rutile.
Miss Emma Sartor, blue nuns. yelling, with
founces of oriental lace, ornaments cmeralds.
Miss Nicely Wallace, brown silk velvet, or
naments, diamonds. AMI crescent in hair.
Miss Bessie Farrar, black silk, handsomely
trimmed with jets. Ornaments diamonds and
beyrl.
Miss j oslo Farrar, crimson silk velvet, re Il
lace front, handsomely decorated with pink
ribbon; bows. Ornaments Diamonds and lion
duras orals.
Miss Agnes Hill, cream satin, long court
train, trimmed with crystal beads and cscurial
lace, imi ortcd embroidered six gloves. Or
namen,s rose diamonds.
Miss CIcmmie CohcL, Slarranhurg nile
gree surrah satin trimmed with oriental lace
Ornaments, diamonds and ourmaneS.
Miss Pauline Arthur, surinh silk, trimmed
with crystal beads and Ostrich plumcs, dia-
"'@iiss ....iy Iun,er, mac snrrr. nnnusom, ~
embroidered with PINK, flowers, oriental lace
Solitaire Diamonds and ousiiaus.
Miss Emma Patterson. ilutrr.yil.c. y. C..
cream colorcd nuus yelling, rlaho,niely trim
med with crimson ribbon bows. Ornaments
garnc..
Miss Helen Young, pink satin, with real lace
orerskirt, 'iolets in corsagc. Ornaments. opals.
Miss Marion X. Young, Brooklyn. " y,
lace; violeis in corsagc. Ornaments rubcs.
Miss Sallc Rainey, black silk velvet, elabo-
rately trimmed with gold; gold medici collar
crysanthcmuns in cOrsage. Ornaments dia-
monds and rutics.
Miss Clara Sartor, dress Cf Peacock blue
plush. Ornaments, sarphircS
Miss Agnes Rice. Canary surrah tullc over
4 l..
collar. Ornaments diamond. and rutilc
Miss Matte llill. crimson hrocaie satin,
pink roses At throat Grnrmen.s diamonds ans,
opals.
Mrs. T.. &. Eyans. pcnd!cton : Z. dress OF
violet blue satin AMI velvet. Ornaments. Alex
andrilc.
Mrs. }. ". McLure dress of black silk, no
ornaments
The young gentlemen were in full evening
dress, and were aS nice >cl "i yrung men as
over graccd ball room AMI their department
was all that could hc expected Of men Of cul-
ture, refinement and true mauhrud.
The Relationship Solved.
Mn. EnIron.-In reply II your inquiry in
the last issue Of TnE TIuES I, the relation.
ship Of s. and t. will say that:
y son aud his father mar,ici sisters each
woman gave birth 10 son, vino we're the faith
ers Of \. and B respectively A. ani Il. mar
ricd twin sisters, hence we csnc ludc that:
4. anl Il. were brothers in. law
By descent they were &rl cousins
BY marriage they were md cousins in two