The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-02-20

a 0hAND DALI ne OpeallIR VI
Hoofrs New Opera House, last Fri
day evening, February 10Th, by d
bali given by the young society
men of this place was dellglitfa1
affair, over fifty couple being pres
emit that participated in the festiYi-
ties, besides large number of visi-
tors, and pronounced by all the
most enjoyable party of the season.
The ladies and their toilets were
very beautiful, and among the beau
tiful Indies we give the following:
Miss Ida Armstrong. black silk lace
and diamond ornaments Miss Sallie
Armstrong. dark blue, with pink flowers
and ribbons; Miss Tend Parsons. sky
blue, black lace and Wild roses, Miss
Georgia Tippett; black satin hfocade,
Jet ornaments and corsage bouquet of
June roses, geraniuin leaves; Miss Mag
gle Neale, dark navy blue cashmere,
pink satin vest and ribbons; Mrs. G. +.
Hess, violet, silk ribbons to match and
Jewels; Miss Graft, of Parkersburg, Nile
green and crea1n silk jewel ornaments;
Miss Lula Obi. of Pomeroy, light blue
satin skirt, cream nett otertiress, sleeve
less and low cut bodice; Miss Nellie Hor-
I ton, Pomeroy, black lace with moire
ribbons; Miss 0ttie Mcclellan; Gallipo-
lis, cream and pink satin; Miss Bessie
Cable, cream satin ribbon trimmings
and flowers; Mrs. a. A. Hanly, pale
blue, black velvet trimmings and did
mond ornaments; Miss Hattie Butler.
maroon cashmere, braided, and garnets;
Miss Lucy Sehon, blue satin lace over
dress, cream sash embroidered with
pink flowers; Miss Grace Gibbons, drab
with peacock blue vest and natural
flowers Miss Fannie Sfaup1ni dfab silk
brocade satin mixed, with flower orna-
ncnts; Miss Flora Kerwood, drab and
red plush with garnet jewels; Miss Lee
ma VGllert, peacock blue dress, brocade
front; Mrs. J. G. Kuhn, dark blue with
white vest and drapery looped with
flowers; Miss Kate French, white dress,
pink sheared vest and flowers; Mrs.
Frank Judy, brown cashmere satin,
front jewel ornaments; Hiss Cora Rose
berry, pink trimmed in black velvet,
iewels3 Miss Minnie McMullin, red silk
skirt and red velvet bodice V shaped at
neck and sleeveless, Miss Matte Hollo-
way; Gallip0lis, cream satin with scarlet
satin vest, square neck; short sleeves
and ostrich feather at neck, Miss Mag
gle Tinlms, dark red with cream eolored
front and vest V shape neck, flower Or
naments; Miss Mamie Cable, dra5 with
blue velvet vest and ribbons, Miss Nina
! Tiinns, cream satin bodice:anJ skirt. "
shape neck and jewel ornaments; Miss
Virgie Lewis, blue satin with smacking
of silver beads and ribbons, square neck
and sleeveless; Miss Fannie Shrcwa-
bury, black silk with scarlet sash and
scarlet peoples to match; Miss Hattie
Shrewsbury. black velvet, blue sash and
jewels; Miss Blanche ToDilinson, red
satin and cream lace natural flower or
namentS; Hiss Kate Vollert, light silk
trimmed in velvet and flower ornaments
Miss Laura Knight, cream satin and bro
cade front, hand painted wild rose Orna-
ments; Miss Jennie Sehon, garnet satin,
with trimmings to match, and fowers;
Miss Ada SelUrr, of Hartford City, red
satin with trimming to match, flowers
and jewels.
a great many gentlemen being
present from our neighbCring towns;
but space will not permit our mem
tioning the names An elegant sup
per was spread ut the Stortz House.
Geo. A. Flooding has received in
formation, through Consul Mueller,
that his uncle has died in Germany,
and left $4,000, His mother, who
has spent the winter with him, is
the sole heir.-Hunttngton ArguS:
Bro. Geo. A. Flooding is an ener-
getic and respectable citizen of
huntingdon and after his mother
has enjoyed the fortune left Ter
during her life, it could not pass
into hands more worthy than his.
Mr.. J. G. Forrest hts leased the
brick-yard in the upper end of town
and is putting it condition to make
brick on an extensive ecale. He is
a practical brick maker; and when
he says brici: is good, you can re-
" upon it.
Two YEARs.-James Casey, char
gsd with forgery, wac tried at this
term of Court, convicted, and SEN
fenced by Judge Guthrie to two
years in the penitentiary at Mounds
vile.
FoUNHs-A pair of spring eye
glasses; also pair of spectacles;