Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
NEW HRsR's B4LL.

DOvcr's Most BrillIRns and Success
EtIl society Event of the season.
Special Correspondence of Gazctte and journal
DovEa, Jan. The New Years ball
held ia the Hotel Richardson last night
was brilliant success, and the manage
ment deserve credit for securing such a
result for the frs. ball of the season.
Ritchie's orchestra furnished music.
Among those present were Governor
b. L. BiggR, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Richard
son, the latter in black silk, lace and dis-
monds; Mrs. e.. B. Gibson. black silk and
jet; Mr.. end Mrs. William Denney, black
silk; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Richardson,
black faille, lace and dismonds Mr.. and
Mrs. William WalkeY, red silk, white
satin, Persian band; Mrs. Benish Watson,
black silk; Mr.. and Mrs Il. Il. Vandyke,
black silk; Mrs. h. q. Lewis, block silk
and velvet, diamonds; Mrs. George v.
Paris, btocade silk and jet; Mrs. Harry
Ford, cream flannel, broosde bodice
and diamonds; Mrs. N. B. Smituers, Jr.,
blue silblsnd tulIo, pearls; Miss Annie Bar
itard, pink silk and black lace; Mrs u.
N. Hsgg, black silk velvet and diamonds;
Ms. NJ A. Stout, black velvet and dia'
mouds; Miss Hussey, steel faille;
Miss Bessie Paris, black elk and dia-
monds; Miss Rattle Massey, white faille;
Misc Name Heitshu, blue cashmere and
surah; Miss Fannie Penuewill, white
failie, tulle, deeollete; Miss Name Cul-
broth, white lace and violets decollete;
Miss Annie Masasy, cream fsilie ana
tulle; Miss Olive Hillyerd, cream surah
aud silk fringe; Miss Kate Dsnnsy, bro
cade, old rose silk, decollete; Miss Lucy
f1tt,unta xuh.ka hrhNoAa fFOnf.
Mias Polly Gibson, canary cashmere;
Miss Minnie Jeater, Nile green surah de-
collete; Mlss Bessie Collision. black lace,
decollete, flowers; Miss Melissa Cham
bers, gGrnet silk and velvet; Miss Nellie
Selling, black surah and lace; Miss Annie
Cannon, black net; Miss Lizzie Penning-
ton, black lace; Mias Gertrude Marchand,
black gauze; Miss Sue L. Fountain, light
blue cashmere and net; Miss Alice Glib
son, white lace; Miss Virginia Jesttr,
light blue surah; Mus Emma Penne-
will, cream silk crepe and diamonds;
Miss Nita Walker, pink brooat1e crepe;
MeHsrs. D. M. Wilson, Il. Bradford
Murphy, william Salisbury, X. j. Fer
euson, II. Il. p. Bradford, James Bur
oheual, DR.. Emanuel Stout, William
Knight, Charles d. Alice, Robert Massey,
4 CthNR LAWS, ". IouueWliA, oOhn ohi-
nard, henry Ridgely, Arthur Pennewili,
Rdgely Harrington, dupont Walker,
Jacob Whitaker, Howard Culbreth,
\ Walter Voshell, W. O. Wallace, George
\ Jcnes, O. &. Nesbitt, Dover. Miss Lydia
Lohsnd, white faille and diamonds; Miss
Name Lofiand, white gauzs and tinsel
Miss Davis Nile grsen China silk; Miss
Lizzie Villa, cream crepe de chine
gilt fringe md diamonds, Robert Davis
DANES LoflIad, H. Hall, Jr., and
Joseph Jefferis, Milford; Miss Ellison
white silk and Persian band; o. L. Terry
and L. O. Frame, Jr., Camden; Mrs
Mary Richardson, black silk, lace ant
diamonds; Misc Elizabeth Flagler, whit
faille, NE; Miss Lucy Richardson, pinl
net and howers, Bosom; Miss Katie Roe
black lace; Miss Mary Satter6eld, cream
cashmere, Greensboro Md; Miss Minni
Mitchell, China silk; Miss Lau:I
Mitchell, yellow silk and tulle, Mis-
Kate Burton, cream gauze; Herber
Fisher, W. II. Stewart, Philadelphia
Miss Helen Naudair, black tull
and pearls; Miss Mable PAryis, black lace
dscollete; John Biggs, Mlddletown
Miss ida Horsey, black faille and lacs
Laurel; Miss Alice Spear. cream cash
mere, KY; j. p. Armstrong, Newark
Daniel Stone, Harrington; Il. A. Clever
Chesapeake City, Md; Frank Titcomh
New York; Hon. E. o. Pennock, Borden
town, N. j.; Miss Beulah Jefferson, whit
faille and tulle; Alexander Reynolds
William Fell and Mr.. Mltllin, Smyrna
Miss Gleason, Washington, ID. O.; II. Q
Heverin, Philadelphia; Miss Annie Cham
bers, black net, decollete; q. 4. II
Bates. Wilmington.
The remains of ]. Frank Manoha o
Olaremont, Va, were brought here las
night, accompanied by his family and
delegation OF the Masonic fraternity, O
which he was an active member. The re
mains were inte~iei in the p E.oemeter
this morning. URon Lodge, No. z, A. 1
a. NJ, Of Dover attended the burial in
body and performed the rites of the oil
der at the grave.
State Capital Lodge, I. o. @. T., CAV
very pleasant entertainment last ever
ing. One Of the features was Christina
tree from which presents were distribute
to the members.
/ he store and dwelling house of Mr.
81. A. Powell, situated at Pennington
was destroyed by Gre Monday nigh
: Loss, 1880; insured in the Kent Count
J Mutual for $1,000.
SAIUTIR(1 1890.