Telegram-herald., 1889-11-17
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
Martha Washington's Pretty White
Satin Gown.
SIT ron 1 SOlREE lUSlClLR
A tAst 81 Gatherings Dura1E sbs fAst
Nesk and " hispers fro4z t1s
Upper social Cir.lSa 81 tsests
a. Gonna ~ C4afuE.


supreme effort as was the kirmeSs las
shown itself ln social circles during the
week. Those WHO took part in that
entertainment were TIE flowers Of the
Valley C.ty, and rest ou their parf
means a duh week aN around. Many
of them had double duties io perform.
being connected with oue 81 nfont ~
tne local literary societies. one laaY,
who appeared every night in the
hunes dances. sat up anti 40
% clock SATURDAY morning a. finish
long article. whlch she was a. read Ae-
fore the ladies Literary Ciub that
afternoon. Others also had taeir yar-
ous duties, which were not neglected
for the eAactng Work ~ the k.Tnies.
81 beg your pardcn Tor m3 thought
lessness remarked gentleman o.
lady companion a. the thcater the
other night bat shall j not "a
Out and buy YOU some gum Pc
The gentleman Was stranger
in the city, and he was noi aware 0i the
universal habt of rum-chewlng which
seems o. have So deep hold anon tae
average tneatergoeT ~ tnls city. A
glance about the house. however.
showed Mm that nuefeuths OF the
audience present were ndulgng % a
habit which is af disgusting 60 look
upon as tne filthy habit 0i chewing io-
hacco. over e. the left 0f thc parouef
circle sat beautiful elI. Size vac at
tired 10 the extreme ci good taste an4
the roses on ieT bosom llOOmed not
more brightly than thc roses On her
checks, bat alas tne ruby lips Nhsch
should open only for sm les and sweet
speech. opened wide and often ihc more
conveniently o. SHIFT lhe CuG 81 gum
from one blooming cheek 90 the other.
The society reporter became Interested
ln this vision. whose loneliness was
sadly marred Dy t1c uuscnmiy wag Of
toe Jaw, and noied with SIGH that
the FAIR beauty ndustuouay devoted
her time and talents a. pcluys worth
OF gum i0r three mortel hours viii no
waits between acts The bali Wll be
opened promptly "a s J.. IA With the
Grand IoI0nalse 10 which al the
dancers Will participate, followed ~ TIE
lanccrs. The programs are very hand
some and haVc been ln The bands ~ TIE
following committee. Mr. Chas. FOX,
chairman, Misses Helen Pullman, Anna
Waters, Ella McQucwan and potteile
AtArrtA4f aiAAFIH aN'tNA. tH.'att htAr Vt atH -
Gum and VII =. McCsy.
Hartman's Hall VII bo beautifully
decorated for the n. j.. A. charity ball.
The large floor VIII bc reserved Tor the
dancers, while surrounding Il on every
side on the same level VII Dee elegantly
appointed private boxes. The gallery
WI be reserved for spectators and Che
vesabule Will be closed 10 Lic
public and reserved FOR promenade.
The entire bah with its many rooms
Nll be thrown open together. both
above and below stairs. and VII FUR
nish magnificent apartments for the
grandest charity ball ever gwen ln TINS
city. The executive committee having
thought 10 desirable 80 enlarge thc come
mlttee on decoration, several usuues
have been added 20 those already
chosen The following ladies' and
gentlemen have consented - serve.
Robert A. Barnard. chairman. Mcsdamcs
J.. IL. Wthev. VIII IS CAY, Edward
Lowe. Eugene Boise and 81 y. Jcnks.
Misses Flora Moore and Lena Rcmrg-
ton, Mcssr-. j.. Cr0ilon Fox. Charles s.
Whitney. Ired D. Aldrcn. Edvard Lowe,
VII s. CAY and y. J.. rmlth. George
J.. HcrucE has very kindly offered tho
use 0l his muNc room as dressing
room for the guests of the evening,
thereby c0ulcTug favor which tls
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