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GRACEFUL FIGURES IN THE COURT ROOM
Handsome Men and Pretty Women
Dance the German.

A complimentary german to the young
ladies of Abbeville was given on the 2Slh, by
engineers of the g.. L. & n. railroad.
1t was one Of the most enjoyable evenings
ever spent by the young people OF our town.
Everything was done by the young men to
Bearden band was furnished.
CIIAPERoN ES-Mrs. w. A. Lee, Mrs. Thomas
Thomson, Mrs. E. b. Calhoun, Mrs. j. w. Mar
shall, Mrs. w. G.. Benet.
figures were introduced The ladies' and gen.
tlemen danced as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. r ;. Link.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neutfer.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Seal, Mr.. Thomson.
Miss DeBruhl, Mr.. T. =. Cothran.
Miss Gibbs, Mr.. Hodges.
Miss Cade. Mr.. Evans.
Miss Ina Hill, Mr.. +. B. Gary.
Miss Brabham. Col. IL. 7. waIdlaw.
Miss Cover, Mr.. +. Lyon.
Miss Blythe. MIR. j. A. Allen.
Miss Smythe. Mr.: Il: L. Mabry.
Miss Pope, Mr.. " " Miller: NJ s. ur,,,s,
Miss Sadie Calhoun, Mr.. A. NJ. Schoen.
Miss Parker, Mr.. r. +. Ramsaur.
Miss McGowan, Mr.. w. q. Lewis.
Miss Kate Marshall. Mr.. S; J: = Link. Ink
Miss Norwood, Mr.. simmons.
Miss Sallie Marshall, DR.. Game.
Miss McClung. Mr.. j. 7. Mcmillan.
Miss Tusten, Mr.. NJ. T. Coleman.
Miss Josie Russell. DIR. Thomson.
Miss lIemphill. Mr.. X. S. Sparkman.
Miss Hodges, Mr.. Moore.
MISS Nettie Russell. Mr., George Penny.
Anderson WAS well represented by MesSrs.
George Evans. Julian Bruce, Frank McGee
and William Miller. We hope these young
men will visit Abbevile again, a hearty well
come will he always given them.
Greenville was represented by Messrs. Sim.
mons, u. y. p. Jordan, Mr.. Sparkman and
Mr.. Cobb.
Major Lee, chief engineer Of this division OF
the &. c. u y. railroad, was present, and de-
lighted to see his young men enjoying them
the past three months.
MIR. Bennct, always host within himself
was quite equal TO the occasion and added
much to the pleasures OF the evening.
THE DRESSES.
Miss Ina Hill of Anderson. old rose, china
silk trimmed in black velvet.
Miss Gibbs of Greenwood. pink silk beau
tifully dIaped in silver gauze.
Miss Lola Cover, of Greenville, blue silk
artistically draped in antique lace.
Miss Pope, OF Columbia, white India mus
Miss DeBruhl, of Columbia, black silk
null
Miss Smythe, OF GreenvIlle, old rose figured
Miss Blythe, of Greenvllle, cream silk and
white nett.
Miss Hodges, Heliatrope silk trimmed In
white lace aud velvet.
Miss Hubbard, of Virginia, cream albatross
taStefully trimmed in cream ribbon.
Miss Ellen Parker. white mohair elaborate
ly trimmed with fringe.
Miss Lila Norwood, black lace and red
roses.
Miss Nettic Russell. cream cloth dress,
satin trimmings.
Miss Josie Russell, black net, ribbons TRIM
mings.
Miss Cade. Of Bordeaux, black net over
pink silk, very pretty.
Miss COrrie McClung. white albatross with
bands of satin ribbon flowers.
Miss Edna Tusten, cream silk drnped In
lace and ribbons.
Miss Cuddie Calhoun. blue silk very artis.
tically draped with blue gauZe.
Miss Sadie Calhoun, crimson velvet, Span
iSh jacket, ashes Of roses, silk skirt, charm
Ing dress
Miss Salle Marshall. moss green plush COM
bined with gold and white brocaded silk.
Miss Kate Marshall, pink null, Grecian
dapery.
Miss Lucia McGowan, very pretty dress
of old rose silk trimmed In blue nett
Miss Rebecca Seal, blue nunsveiling and
white lace.
Miss Hannah -t1emphilI, pink silk hand
Mrs.G:A 4. Neuffer, white silk with blue
Trimmings
Mrs "? ID. Wilson, white silk, null and
ribbon trimmings.
Mrs. II. s. Link, yellow gauze over white
silk.
Mrs. Glenn, blue silk most exqulsitely COW
cred with hand dmade nett.