The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-07

IhoSe having the management of tn
party accomplished it without the co
operation of the entire company; onl,
about twenty-three of their numbeI
being participants. ,lilf 20 .-rt.'
|. The Opera House stage was festoonet
and decorated with large ~aaes and
stacked arms. The music furnished by
the Hawkins band of Minneapolis, is 81
we'll known that it is needless here to
say that it was excellent. Capt. Cul-
bertson acted as door manq Ter and T.
E. Dewey led the grand march. The
following ladies and gentlemen were
In attendance: -
Miss Carpenter-light grey silk and
garnet velvet; natural flowers.
A.ss Baldwin--pale blue satin. with
PINK satin front trimmed in sgan' :
down. v-i'i j5f = 49, EVA" .
MIS- Hamaker-Ir,ale blue silk trimmed
IN cream colored Spanish lace; dia-
Miss Berry-gaHet silk and brocadetl
plush and satin with beaded front; nat
ural flowers. 20
Miss CrOft-pale blue cashmere trim
med III princess lace; diamonds.
Mrs. L. E. Dewey-bIack brocaded
velvet and silk; gold jewelry.
Mrs. Fred AuguStine-light grew silk
gold jewelry. ... =
Miss McDonald-pale blue rups vsil-
ing; natural flowers. . = ''''' W.
1siiss IeGTlll-eFeasa coHored satin
with beaded front, trimmed in swan S
down; diamonds.
Miss Metzger-ight tan colored nuns
yelling trimmed in oriental lace; natural
flowers. ....'
Miss McGugin-light grey silk and
cardinal velvet.
Miss HoughtOn-light tan colOred
satin with black lace drapery and jack
ct; gold jewelry. .--'
Mrs. Angus McMaster-grey satin;
diamonds.
Miss Cora cream colored
satin; natural flowers.
Miss JOhnSOn-cream cOlOred nuns
yelling with black lace drapery; natural
flowers.
Miss white carleton with pink
silk bodice, cut decOllette; diamonds.
Miss BrOwn-black brOcade satin;
natural flowers. .-...
Miss Lille Junken-garnet wool and
brOcade velvet; natural flowers.
Miss ROmig garnet brOcaded silk and
velvet. .......'
Mrs. III. ii. Hazlett-white nun veil
ing, Ornamented with oriental lace, Law
ender silk drapery; diamonds.
Miss Winfield-cardinal silk with
white lace drapery.
Miss BirchmOre- changeable
silk; gold jewelry and natural flowers.
Mrs. George Seward-garnet silk
trimmed in oriental lace, pale blue silk
bodice finished with swans down; dia-
mOndS.
Mrs. Otis Thisler-cream cOlored
nLnS veiling-natural flowers.
Miss Baker-black silk; diamonds.
Miss COmO-cream cOlOred striped
satin MORE, with Medicis collar: garnet
jewelry and flowers.
Miss Faulkner-light grey silk; rose
buds and smilaX.
brOcaded velvet; diamonds and natural
flowers.
Miss Lille Memberships silk with
Medicis collar, black lace sleeves and
drapery.
Miss PattOn-black silk with lace
sleeves; flowers.
Miss Smith-blue nuns yelling, Orien-
tai lace with pink silk bodice cut de-
cOllate.
Miss Levi-pearl cOlored nuns yelling
and cardinal velvet, MediciS collar,
ornamented with pearls; natural flowers.
Miss Crary-asheS of roses silk, Orien-
tai lace and light blue bodice: gold jew
elry.
Miss Wise-blue wool and plush.
Miss Upshaw-pink silk with Orien-
tai lace drapery; natural flowers.
Mrs. MOrehead-bluew wool and plush.
Miss Knox garnet silk; natural
flowers.
Miss TaylOr-garnet brOcaded plush
and satin, beaded front; natural flowers.
The members of Co. ID. appeared in
uniform: Capt. CulbertsOn; MessrS.
Hamaker, GleiSSner, Lancaster, Waters,
WOrthington, Wilson, ChIlds, Glenden-
ing, Hutchinson, Crawford, Wiley,
Toms, Goss, Newhail, Birchmore, Roe,
Batten. The other gentlemen in at
tendance: Messrs. J. ID. McMaster,
Wiley, CrOll, Hubbard, Sunderland,
Benedict, DeBeaumOnt, Zahner, Barnes,
Suffer, McMaster Bros, Anderson,
Neuber, Van Dorm, Croft, GUNNER,
COwles, Haas, MarcOnler, JOlley, White,
Its, ThisIer, Hays.
At twelve O'Clock the dancers re-
paired to the Henry House, where n
excellent supper was served, about
forty-three couple being seated at the
tables. a.
The lassies were fair and the lads
were brave and no happier hours were
ever danced away than those of the old
year 1885. B.