The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-05
sooIErY.s GALA NIGHT

Thursday evening the closing
rarity Of the dancing season
was given by the Blue Danubes and
the event proved To be an evening Of
refined pleasure. The guests began
60 arrive az half past eight aud soOn
the hall was perfect blaze Of lights
and jewels and fair women ia rich
and beautiful toilets. Promptly at g
O'Clock the SaliBa orchestra pealed
forth the strains Of the grand marrh,
and q moment later the brilliant A.
semIlage fled around the room-
ON the program were twenty-one
numbers, the entire party remaining
till the last notes Of the Blue Dan
uble waltz fiOated cut on the still
night air. 4 sish Of regret was
given that this should be the last
dance of the season, but being such =
grand success thoughts Of gay win
ter after the summer months, ocru-
pied the fair reveler's minds.
The ball Vas brilliant -ueees-
and the ladies Wed with each other
in the beauty Of their toilets.
Miss Nettie GradwOhl was atiirrd
Ia pink albatross, cashmere with
faille Ffaneaise, square cut cor~ag-
filled with point lace.
Miss Carrie Lower wore a white
opera flannel costume, eOrsage rn 4, q
cOllette, read suTsh sash.
Miss Fila Kingnan, white and
lavender satin, paint lace front,
square rnrsAge, diamonds.
Miss Mallie GradwOhi, blue alba
tross made SLEEVELESS, square cur
sage, duchess lace, Marrhal Mel
rOsts.
Miss Mana Alexander wore mag
nilieent costume Of cream mnire 81
pearl passementerie, point lac,
sleeyeless corsage cut en- V front and
back, ornaments pearl.
Miss Ida Luit, pale blue cashmere
combined with lace, Y front, -urai
sash.
Miss Carrie Clarkson, white alba
trOs, high cut, LaFrance roses.
Miss Minnie Sargent, pink satin
combined with black lace, close cor
sage, garniture Of salmon c"l"rrsi
moire ribbon.
Miss Mollie Sheriff.. Of Ellsworth,
wore beautiful white crepe silk
cut en- V front and back, with sash
to correspond.
Mrs. Jas. Seaver, handsome black
lace costume over blue silk, high
rOrsage and natural flowers.
Mrs. DIR. Il. r.. Nickles, white
opera flannel made sleeveless, lo"g
mits to match, red sural sash, pink
/ roses.
/ Mr-. Eli. II. Jones, combined
white lace aud blue satin, square
coFsage.
Mrs. j y. Whitehead wore an clc-
CANT pink albatro-s covered with
cream lace, long mits, corsage cut
square filled with point lsce same
shade, diamond ornaments.
Miss Millie Powers, combined
/ pink and black albalross. Sleeveless,
V front
Miss Edith Patton, Of Abilene
wore a very fine costume Of black
ottoman silk garnished with thread
( lace, cOTsage en- V front and hack
jet ornaments, Marchal Mel roses.
Miss Mary Davis, Of Ellsworth,
black silk trimmed with lace and
cut Jet. diamond ornaments, natura,
/ flowers.
Miss Jessie Freeman, costume of
pink albatross enhanced with garnet
velvet aud ball ornaments, rnt ten Y
! front.
Miss Jennie Gradwohl, black ill,
urnamented with Jets, and black
gloves, cOrsage deeOlletie.
Mrs. Dyer, tan cOlored silk win
bead ornaments, V shaped bodice.
Mrs. John Jefiries, black silk or
namented with jets.
Mrs. Il. X. JefiFies. black point lie
{ bayeux over black silk trimmed with
Imported Jet, square corsage.
Mrs. J. NJ. Champion, Of Els
worth, black silk trimmed with lace
and cut jet, diamonds.
The gentlemen present were
Messrs. p. ID. Lockwood. Chas. \.
Tanner. Jack COfiman, j. b. White
head, Ed Whitman, W. =. Camp
bell, NJ. {. Stevenson, =. l.. Harris,
Carl Whitman, =. Newman, G..
Uhrig. J. e. Curry, Bruiu, W. \.
Lawson. Bert Ober, r.. V. Kennedy,
Il. X. Jefiries, DIR. Il. r. Nickles, r..
Il. Jones, F.. Powers, +. 4. Pieiler,
James Seaver, Beni. Gradwohl ol
Charlton. la, W. A. Kroner, IT.
Louis, Tom Highley. Fort scott, Mr..
smith Of Abilene, and Milton O'Nril
/ Of Ellsworth.
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