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

with great spirit by tho young people Of the
town, and particularly. by the Union Dancing
Club, who gave an elegant Ball.
"And old Union had gathered there
Her Her beauty and her ere ehly;airy, aI;a and bright
And many heart beat happily; and when
Music ross with her voluptuous swell
Soft eyes looked love to eyes that spoke again"
The ball room presented au appearance of
rare beauty and delight, and il passes compre-
hension how any but the most prurient imsgi-
nation could see anght of evil in such scene
OIL vsliness and true manhood, sanctioned by
and participated in by women maidens, Matrons
and Mothers-distineuished no less for their
piety than for their high social culture and re-
fnement. Perish the base thought.
ITO the pure all things are pure then, "On
with the dance let joy be unconhned."
We are indebted to kiud Lady friend for
the following report Of the elegant costumes Of
the ladies:
Mrs. W. NJ. Gibbs, dress Olive Green silk
| and velvet ornaments, Coral
Mrs. W. E. Thomson, black silk, Spanish
| guipure overdress, no ornaments, crimson crush
ed roses nt throat.
Mrs. James Maxwell, black satin covered
with jet diamonds, broach, earrings bracelets
and cross in high cofieur.
Mrs. James Rodger, black silk, with silk vel
vet, diamond broach and eur rings.
Mrs. F. NJ. Farr. bronze satin skirt with
bronze and blue brocade overdress, ornaments,
pearls and rubies.
Mrs. C. r. Robertson, myrtle green silk and
velvet, diamonds.
| Mrs. W. Ii. Sartor, crimson satin, trimmed
with irredescent beads, ornaments, pearls.
YOUNG LADIES.
Miss Mamie Townsend, cream nuns yelling,
han dsomely trimmed with white crystal beads
ornaments, diamonds, Gala Lilly with diamond
centre in high coffeur
Miss Lily Dawkins, black silk and brocad,
velvet, pearls aud natural flowers.
Miss Fannie McLure, silver gray silk, orna
ments, garnets.
Miss Lora Stokes, cream nuns yelling, hand
somey trimmed with crimson plush and lace
ornan ents, diamonds and opals.
Miss Sudie Young. dress Of cream Flannelett
trimmed with gold lace and fringe, ornaments
diamonds and rutile.
Miss Emma Sartor, blue nuns, yelling, will
founces of oriental lace, ornaments emeralds
Miss Neely Wallace, brown silk velvet, or
naments, diamonds, and crescent in hair.
Miss Bessie Farrar, black silk, handsome el,
trimmed with jets. Ornaments diamonds an,
beyrl.
Miss osie Farrar, crimson silk velvet, rel
lace front, handsomely decorated with pin
ribbons sbow Ornaments diamonds and Hon
duras opals.
Miss Agnes Hill, cream satin, long cour
train, trimmed with crystal beads and escuriu
lace, imr orted embroidered silk gloves %,
fnaments rose diamonds.
Miss Cemmie Cofcld, Spartanburg. nil
gree surrah satin trimmed with oriental lace
Ornaments, diamonds and tourmalines.
Miss Pauline Arthur, surrah silk, trimme
!, with crystal beads and Ostrich plumes, die
t">"Aas- ---.y n-vrHrrn, -nuhusumr,
, embroidered with pink, flowers, oriental lac,
Solitaire Diamonds and obsidians
Miss Emma Patterson, IIuntersville, N. C.
cream colorcd nuns yelling, elaborately trim
med with crimson ribbon bows Ornapen
garnets.
Miss Helen Young, pink satin, with real las
overskirt, violets in corsnge. Ornaments, opal
Miss Marion X. Young, Brooklyn, n. Y
B white nuns yelling and satin trimmed wit
lace; violets in corsage. Ornaments, rubies.
Miss sallie Rainey, black .ilk velvet, elab
rately trimmed with gold; gold medici coll.
crysanthemuns in corsage. Ornaments, di
monds and rubies.
Miss Clara Sartor, dress CT Peacock blu
plush. Ornaments, sapphires.
Miss Agnes Rice, Canary surrah tulle owe
dress bodice of black silk velvet with midi,
collar. Ornaments diamonds and rutile.
Miss Matte Hill, crimson brocade sati,
pink roses at throat. Ornaments diamonds an
opals.
Mrs. f. G. Eyans, Pendleton, s. c. dress
, violet blue satin and velvet. Ornaments, Ale,
/ audrile.
Mrs. J. W. McLurs dress of black silk, I
ornaments.
The young gentlemen were in full eveuir
dress, and were as nice set of young men
over graced ball room and their deport men
was all that could DO expected of men Of Gu
ture, refinement and true manhood.
r The Relationship Solved.