The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

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acted as prOmPter. He has served
in that capacity for the past fifteen
years at Top 'ka, LeavenwOrth and
other eastern towns, aud presides
with exceedingly great grace ard
precision.
The floor managers were ak Ia
number, as follows: James Roebuck
James Kimbail, 3. Norville. Will
liam Lutt, o. P. Laird, W. A. Ker-
ner.
The following was the
ORDER OF DANCES.
l. Grand march, T. P A.
>. Waltz.
3 Lancers.
4. Newport.
5. Polka.
=. Quadrille.
:. SchOttische.
3. Waltz, ladies choice.
9. Newport.
| 10. Waltz.
/ INTERMIssION-OR EsTRA.
II. Waltz.
-. Quadrille.
| 10. Newport.
IL. SchOttische.
Is. Polka, ladies choice.
Is. Waltz Laneers.
II. Raequette.
Is. Waltz.
10. RedOwa.
20. Virginia Reel
Fifteen minutes WAS occupied
with the grand March BY SEXUAL
count there were fOTty-five couples
in this parade. Here Major Shreve
proved his eminent fitness and
knOwle ge. The long line Of marches
and counter marches, deployings To
the right and left, the undulating
motions of the couples as they swung
back and forward in singles, ia twos,
and in fOurs were a sight quite en-
trancing To the behOlder Female
iovelinesss and majestic manly stat
IRE blended we'll in the harmony.
Then followed the dances in their
order. IL was truly a scene Of glad
some mirth and enjoyment. The
hOOr was covered most of the time
with merry dancers.
During the intermission for sup
per the band favored those who re-
manned behind with some most ex-
cellent music by the full baud, a.
we'll as a revivifying, prolonged roll
Of the tenor drum.
At a quarter past o'clock the pro-
gram having been carried out to the
fullest satisfaction Of all. the party
came to a close. The ladies graeing
the occasion wore the following
BEAUTIFUL COsTUMEs:
Mrs. J. P. Culp, white Faille silk,
made entrain, without ornaments,
and diamond iewelry.
Miss Rita Merrill, pink alpaca
with garnet velvet.
Miss Minnie Sargent, pink satin
with MORE silk and lace.
Miss Dolsn, white grenadine EN-
brOidered with gold colored flowers.
Miss Jessie Freeman, pink Alba
tross with garrett velvet.
Miss Ella Kingman, white and
heliOtrOpe satin with Spanish lace.
Mrs. Whitman, brown marvellous
silk trimmed in pasmenterie e
match, diamonds aud natural flow
ers.
Mrs. Putnam wore a hellOtrop'
satin with drapery aud bodice O.
black Spanish lace, diamond orna
ments and natural flowers.
Miss Fairfield looked her pretties
in black silk and natural flowers.
Miss Lutt's dress was strikingl,
pretty, and was made Of mOleskii
cream velvet decorated with eIes
cents stars, and water lilies an'
couture arranged with cream whit
tips.
Miss Spivey wore q cream alba
tross and natural flowers.
Mrs. Geo. Hatch wore dark gree
plush.
e Mrs. J. NJ. Wells, lager black sill
and pasmenterie.
Mrs. r. E. Niekles wore q very be
coming toilette Of light green aIbs
= tross, low cOrsage and trimmed wit
D black velvet, and diamond Ornl
= ments.
: Mrs. Hodge, Of Abilene, wore
: handsome toilet Of pink surah mad
= entrain with crepe de cheDe trim
/ ming and diamond ornaments an
E iewelry.
Mrs. J. E. Seaver black silk stripe
e with orange moire and trimmed wit
: ehanchille lace.
a Mrs. Will Hendricks, Of Abilsn
, black silk with jet trimmings an
( garnetis.
Mrs. r. V. Kennedy's dress was
: cherry eolored satin with blae
g lamalaee and q couture arrangs
L with tips to match drapery.
;. Miss Williams Of Topeka, vol
e black silk trimmed with Jets.
BIB hGuAg II NAuAAu WAAg A1Ara
= roses with MOirs silk.
E Mrs. Stiles appeared in white sati
a with lace and ribbon.
}. Mrs. ellison, brown brOcade ell
9 and flowers.
L Miss Prescott, black silk with Jet
Mrs. Kimball, black silk viii
e white lace.
Miss Mills wore a dress Of Viii
I silk made decOillete.
d Mrs. r. K. Jeferies, black la'
: dress with low cut corsage. viii
\ cherry eolored MORE sash
u Mrs. E. c. Gay, heliotroPe satl
with black ehanehille lace, naturl
? flowers and diamonds.
: Miss ClsFkson, white AlbatrOi