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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
DasAs SAsaApARILLA Euaesi
TOWN ELECTIONS.

RHuuN :, sAi,t-Nod, G II Perkiu- town clerk,
{ l. >n0v .oiee;mtp. Z II Fertins, c X Crockett
Is. ) Cundnn. tres >ufrr. T II Hooper supervisor,
z " Grindle collector. frank II Billings
Money raised for support Of poor, $3.50; for repair
Of roaes in labor, ao: for repair os rosds sind
bridges in money, deo for current .Nprnsrs 500
for seho VI 'onss, 20. Town reported out OF debt
aud $50 a in the treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Al especially DE time ia in store for the
boys Of the junior department. 81 the Y. N.
&. 4. rooms Thu. afternoon. Their regu-
isr mseiiag will be held at ; o'clock, to be
followed BY gymnasium games and pfsc-
tiee, and tefrsshmsats will be served by
ladies' of tie Auxiliary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

There will be an ent. Ttainment in the
Baptist church. Tuesday night. for the
benefit OF the organ fund. The Ladies
orchestra have been engaged for the oc
cssion. which makes it reasonably sure that
there Will be full house. There will be
other attraction. announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Log Stiiks Eodsd ia Favor Strikers.

PIrrsBuRa, Pa, March 6.--The long
strike Of the coal miners in the MonoDga.
hela valley is ended in Il complete victory
for the men. This morning the operators
decided TO ccncede the demands Of the
puikers for an advance in mintng rates OF
one. half cent per bushei and resume work
on Mondsy. The strike lasted ten weeks
and six thousand miners lost in wages alone
over 81 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

IL 10 understood that Mr.. Fred Clair is
candidate for the position Of city clerk
Mr.. Clair has been law student in the
Office Of Hon. 3. 8, Ero.n the past two
years, xaa is a capable. pains taking young
man. A better selection for the position
could not be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Demsesd 10 Collision.

LoEDos. March 6-Stsamer Westhuyy
arrived At Ply muuih 10 damaged condition
being n COLLISION YESTERDAY "a LizsrI
with the German s'sanes WsodYaham for
New FORK The Wsndssbsm pfocee.ed.
The Yves burr has iRgs lois slovs III
Ter sids, her after hold al.ed With ~x.ss.
The Wsstbuty 10 Briish stcssnship ol,
251 tons register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

The Maine Central employees mast have
joHe good work during the recent snow.
storm, for several Of the trains we're
promptly on time, ard the others not much
behind. An efficient corps Of men under
able management will work wonders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
l. ..,uc.ed to Assas.iuats 500 na,ives

RoxE. March G-Lieut Livraghi,
Chief Police of Msssowahs accused OF
numbering rich natives for the purposes Of
plumber, in communication to "Secolo"
asserts that exalted personxges instructed
the Massowsh police TO ssssstinxie 500
natives. The public demand slringen
inquiry made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Cns Huc drsd and Ffttie b Ballot for
Senator.

SpKIsGFIxLp. ILL.,, March On join.
ses.ian of ire Legislature todsy the ballot
ing for United States Senator continued up
% l50ih ballot without a change, then, for
the rs. time in the history Of q joint as
semblr, the Democrats novel TO adj ,urn,
Stree.er Republicans sod four + M. h. A.
| voting with the Democrats. The Republican
steering committee are greatly disappointed
| at The result
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Flas.hip for Aaiatio Station.

WAsniSGTos, March G-Ths United
States steamship Lancaster, now fitting out
at Portsmouth, N H., as flagship nj the
Asiatic station, viii be put IN commission
on the l9t1, and will sail for that station in
about mcn,b. She will be commanded
by Capt. IL. S. Seeley, now commandant
of League island navy yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Rev. j. l.. Seward, pastor OF the unitar
ian church, will deliver the address at the
Y. NJ. G. A. parlors next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. Song service, etc, rs usual.
A. 9 30 A. NJ, Prot. Foster will instruct
the Bible class. which, though of good size
Is not yet nearly AS large as it is hoped TO
make Il. All are invited to Join.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

At the recent session of the Kennebec
Distric: Lodge, |. o. o! G. T, held at
West Gardiner, the Waterville Lodge was
represented by Mrs Ecdgion. Mrs. John
Il. Pollard and Mr. Samuel Osborne.
Though roads anI weather were unfavorable
there was large attendance. about %
lodges being represented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Economical and Comfortable One
Nav ExonHa lr.na

Economical and Comfortable One
Way Exouraions
Personally conducted, Pullman Tourist
Cars through TO destination. II you are
going to Colorado, California, Oregon, OF
any point ives: Of the Missouri River, then
lake the Crest Rock Island Route Excur-
sions leaving Boston every second Tuesday
You can save nearly $4,000 from regular
arst-cisss :are TO .he Pacific Coast, and
reductions to other points.
For full particulars call on your nearest
Ticket Agent and write f. W. Thompson,
N. f. Pass Agent, 296 Wsshin gton ST.,
Boston. Mass, or A. B. Fsrnsworth, G. E.
a, 257 Broadway, NY, Jno. Sebastian,
q. T. 4 7. A.. Chicago. III. ianl2dif.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Pref. z. W. Hall Of Colby Cniversity.
Is, resolved fran Mr.. Harrington Putnam,
class Of 20. q check for 800 70 establish
for prizes for proficiency in German. il this
EYos>.sgr's classes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Mr.. C. Y. Hsrbsvsy, book-keeper At c.
r HstsasaSs shirt naanufactory. has been
confined TO his house about week with
bilious ss,sek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Tomorros evening Rev. J. W. Sparks,
rector Of 81. Marks Episcopal church,
viii, after the regular service for the even
isx, lecture upon the Dangerous Elements
IN American SocirtY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

The man who makes the discovery that
tie is a great man i. likely to be so plea sed
With his greatness as to make no practical
use of the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
FAIRFIELD LOCALS,

Mrs James Sylvester. who lives on the
Benton side, WAS stricken with paraly bis
Thursia} morbipg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Dr.. |. +. Tasa has given notice that in
COG, lue nc" of his increased business he
tie vllage, except for purposes of consul
tiu N. The doctor has been very success
FIJI since he established himself in this
yillsxe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

On Sunday evening DR.. &. NJ. Twitchell
gors 10 oakland to deliver his lecture on
"ihe Discipline " Labor" in the Uniger-
-alist church!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Failures the Pest w 90 r. .

New YORK, March G.-Ths failures Of
the past Z days reported TO The Dan aud
Rnesell number, fer the United States, wss
235, the corresponding week last year 223.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

For sun burn, tan or rough hands, battle
with Johnson's Anodyne Linimens ~ night;
wonderful. msr2c&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Middle aged people, when you were
babies, Juhuson's Anodyne Linimen. wa.
then very OLD. mar2d&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

I. certainly looks as if the base ball
element Of Colby University is not TO show
any decrease of strength in the coming
season. Twenty men are now practising
IN the gymnasium with special reference to
bsse ball work, aud the friends Of the Uni
vefslly expect that = good record will be
made 10 l,gl. and that they will continue
u hold the penDsnt won last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Mtssrs. A. II Duren and 4 T. kcprick
stsit, i yesterday for Bermuda They sail
from Bcs,on on Saturday and will return
about April lst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Cruisers Accepted.

WASHINGTON, March The cruisers
philad-ipbie AID San Francisco have been
formally accepted by the secretary Of the
navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
Daily Eeuntsef ysnsasl.
SATURDAY. na2es 7. issi.
akrERvuLlELOcALS.

Tomorrow af.ernoon .. 20, Rev 8. G.
pssis. the pastor. viii psesch revival
sermon II the EniTefsaiiss church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
oNDENsED DISPATCHES
Tho Pitn Of the News Taken From the
Cur ent Evaats OF the Day

Gen Gordon, U. S. ser ator from Geor-
gis, joined the Farmers Alliance Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Merrill the photographer, has made
pictures Of Master Dean Small, in the COS
tune which he wore at the fancy dress ball
Jr juvenile connected with lIsleys dane
ing class. They show the subject in five
positions carr. ing out . pretty idea which
runs through the whole series. 1t is a
,redtsbie piece Of work, and the pictures,
shich are display I'd in ore of Soper SPLEEN
Id windows attract much a,teution.
A NEE ting of the Athletes Association
Connected with Colby University it was
voted to send = tug -of-war team To compete
With those from Bo sioin ami Bates on the
18th instant, " hen the Bowt!oin association
hnis its annual exhibition; at the same
meeting it was voted 10 raise sufficient
money to pay for a trsiner TO get the Cnlby
inca in shape for the contest. They hope
to bring bsck the prize cur, and We have
cuntlleree in their ability to DO it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
nsw fork Money Market.

NEw voEw. March g.
Aobc7 Easy. ranging from 2. u
Prime payer at 6 to7.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and s;eaf7.
Railroad bonds. quiet, generally steady.
The following are tA- closing quotations Ct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

Tuv nArA's S.snApARnI.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
s. WoopBuRrs lxTlDoTE

glassf dos
It he liver to
Wit y, pro-
tion of the
Bladder. an a
= Ma laria and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

in small wine
es stimulates
rene we d &C
NOTES the az
Kidneys a n d
ami h iates
rheumatism o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

de following report vas taken frsm the
e1D1e and accep.ed:-
Mr.. Webb for the com mitsee on fisheries
and game. to which VS. referred the n@tition
Of a. r. Bracket and others OF Bristol
praying for the repeal Of section II, chap
ter 80 Of the Re I'd Statutes ard all
amsndnens. thereof .eiasing to misrsrery
fishes, reported that tie petitioners have
leave 10 pirhdslv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

: uoic press in the city of Portland is in
favor of this bill There are two papers
! 4 the city of Portland that are in favor of
hi. bill and have been urging it upon the
ueople and advocating and arguing 1.-THE
Portland Advertiser ard the Portland Press
MIR. Emerson Of when have sIready spoken
SO a personsl friend lie one of the editors Of
: he Portland Advertiser and he went ~
delegate from the city of Portland to the
State convention Of 1890 and advocated
before the committee on resolutions Of thse
convention the passage of q resolution
isvsring \ secret ballot and that convention
made up as it was of representative Repub-
leans Of all sec ions Of the State Of Maine
sefu.ed that request snd be came home dis !
appointed. Shortly sfterward. in = con-
versstion with me he frankly said to use
lis own words, that the press of
Maine were in advance Of the people
of the State Of Maine in their advocacy
OF this measure. The people of the
State he said. do no. want it ADD we are
mistaken when we think that the expression
of the public press voices The sentiment Of
the psople.- He admitted ths, the press OF
this STATE in the advocacy Of this measure
represented ooly toe opinioa Of the editors
Of The different papers. There is no popu-
lar demand for this measure. 1t is a
democratic demand bern. A. il is. Of
: 1pectancy and hope Of party advantage.
What will be the effect Of this bill if we
pass it? Perhaps there are . few gentle
men in this House who know something Of
the political situation in the counties of
Cumberland and York.
IL this bill does pass tel! rou here today,
and believe that every Republican and
every Democrat who knows the condition
of affAirs in the counties Of York and Cum
bertrand will tell you that the Republican
party at the frat election under this bill
will be irretrievably defeated, and defeated
as ~e shall be under this bill We can never
sSin our prestige again. This result will
be not because We cannot use bribery and
Intimidation, NOS because this bill will RE-
ven. that but because unfortunately there
sx's's within our pary fac'ionsl hshts
y thin these two coundes. We have ,,re
beads. We hsve men with griesaac,,
aen with .faucied wrongs, dissrantl.d Re-
publicsns who are only wsi'isg for toe
opportunity afforded by the secrecy Of this
ballot law to knife the Republican party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
THE GUEST
A List of who were Present - Ladies
Gowns and Ornaments.


Mrs. CHARLES watkins, white and gold
brocade: Mrs. o. q. Creushaw gold and white
brocade: Mrs. Charles Shields, white
attn under black velvet train; Miss
ROY FllersOn. pink sllt, Nlolets; Mlss
Kate Harris. white china SILK, violets; Miss
Berta Wexford, white crepe de chine; Mrs. W
T. Conquest white SILK. pink roses; Miss
Charles Eveleyn smith, white tulle pettlcote
under white brocade; Mrs Idze~eH
Tllett white SILK and crepe Hsse;
Miss Anderson. yellow gauZe over SILK, Grim
son roses: Miss Maggie Ferguson, white crepe
de chine, embroidered; Mrs. Schel' Nhlle
silk and lace; Miss BlaDkenshlp' Wniie
ottaman silk; Nrs. Judson wat
kins. cream silk with yellow plumes;
Miss Mary NcCaw. grey faille, with Niolets (;
airs Lewis Wheat, violet satin, WIN peafi
font Mrs Charles +. Tanner. steel grey
fiile, pink roses; Mrs. handoIph wei
ford. blue gauze. pearl ornaments
Mits Louise Mayo, appie-geen SIN ana
gauze. i4cQuemmOt roses; Mrs JOhn h. Iuf-
cell, black 'lallle ana lace; white roses; Miss
Agnes Ross, Lex ngton. blue gauze over SILK;
Miss Nellie Parker, green SILK and Nallen-
efencs lace: Miss Merrill, white lulle over
satin; sNlss Winston. gray tulle over satin,
mink roses. Mrs. a. X. larbrOugh, pearl SILK,
With grrenvclyct trimming; Miss Pegram
yellow failIe.wlth J. c.: Mrs. thlrles'Read, sil-
yer blue and gOl1 urucade, win gold lfiln-
miugs: Mrs. J.. L. .CqrdozO, white br. caded SILK.
noiut lace diamonds; Mrs. John Jackson.
blue India SIR WIN O'iilch Ups, hIs' - , AIto
Starke. blue crepe and silk; Mrs. Charles
pavenport. blue brOcaded silk and maruDOut
faathefs. Niss Stringfeilow, pink silk, with
lace draperies: Miss Leila Mycrs,y yellow crepe.
wifr geld brown velvet bOdico; Mrs. samuel
I. Pulllam. old rose iaille duchess lace;
airs. charles Iath -op. pearl brOcade with
silver trimming. ducilesso lace; Miss Francis
scott. white bfocadc: Mrs. 4. b. uniord.
white silk and lace. diamonds; MIS-. rank
B. isaacs. bridal costume oi white inille,
Nrs James T.. TYLER. black velvet with white
and gold trimmings; Mrs. Emmert hello
frope velvet and faillc: MIS-. McMurran, ~
Paul. MIMI. black lace over silk-cream
lace: Mrs Philip HaXall, colonial gown OF ele-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
PRoMENAOs SUPPER.
,un,cj,ucs Of Good Things to Eat-Hun-
dreds Fed

1he .un ..r. which was one aitcr the tru'
Colonial fashion, began about o'clock, ana
WA. served iu Iimmerm = large bthquel
nai adjoining the Theatre. The room Wa
lastly decorated. and ihe long tables, WIKI
fhc.r massive settings If silver ana cul
III luscious fruits. besides the many ianiasii l.
ctllv shaped ices. pres 'nted indeed scene
fu' e,er, respect lu perfect harmony with the
pultlr,s appointments ~ the hdli-iuon
rNe supper cCuuuucd unil clo,, -.
.a.d 30 Us estimated that between 600
md $50 uennl. awaited themselves Of tht
bounty. Ou accpnnt of the immense numDei
D. Doe. served uO seats were provided, nut 'iI
STOOD while at the table. About 30 were
.ceumml lstrd iu The banquet nail al one
tmc. 4 door bad Dec cui ODD me side oi lht
fn attic r.il awning was stfcichcd ifO %
t..ffofnc entrance Of the other building.
Underneath the awning "a moor WIS hIu
.rl ON tnIs were placed carpets, thcreDy
.roltfu1 any exposure 10 the night damp
u0ss While fhe menu was mol a. Nalieu a,
mirhf have been supposed, the elegance Oh
.verNfllng and the style m which IL Wa
-eryad mIg M0nei fof amy lack Of
larieiv. Ihe saLds deserve espec a.
3rlis. aud disclosed the Association :
secret that fairrr hands than those OF az
eulplO, cI caterer added deliclousness u
fleir favor The following was the menu;
oysters. naw Ice Blocks.
Turk $, 10 81.
oysters, Fried.
Iattlcs au Fowl
Potato salad.
Turkey salad, May0naise Dressing
Celery.
olives.
PICKLES.
Ice cream.
takcf.
fine Fruit
No wine was served except by order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31

10 Rlcbm nj especially TO attend the ball'
that ne left New Orleans 10 escape the Mardi
Gras. for he Is getting TOO old fOr'such gayety
Hon. Charles =. uFerrall was another
prominent man present. Like General Early
he was the recipient Of much attention. and
seemed tO enjoy himself
Mr.. \. Sale Watkins made quite a cOuD a.
rtat with the red heels he Wore on the blue
slippers while dancing the Sir Roger de- Gov
crley. lie has th1i same spirit OF youthful
ness that was 80 prominent twenty years ag0
and his steps in the dance told better than
words hi, DEVOTION % youth and pleasure.
one Of the young ladies who danced in the
sir Roger ctrricd q beautiful bouquet oi
Parma ylllets. After the dancers had lcff
the h0Or. that portion on which She danced
was llly strcWn with yipl-ts. Flowers
however. boo crowd ~ thar kind stand very
little show. and 10 was not long before each
one of them had been crushed under fool
Among the men could Doe noticed mant
strangers. several Of these made flying llip>
rom lha 40 Oh 90 attend tnc ulli. ana quite
q number waie terribly enthusiast. over
tl- beauty of tuc southern women.
As is usual Wild mosl bal IS. some yonu-
iaiy ioaf htl 81 pYer How she ma lrgUd her
D.umOfl DO Nifr. flc loss is rDf known. huf n
utulDetof tle fl.o. committee ha> a ul-s-
lu. article, uud snys le would Doe pi,afci e.
luaii .t u1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31

was not s,'ii in twain They were laid a. side
ior some taa7c convenient season. and the
Assoc ciatlua. for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities hns famed she fire OF tradition,
oi chiNeirv and of gallaniry 10 burning
flame in the hearts of Nirglnla's fair daugh-
tcfS and gallant SONS.
Who would not say, gazing upon the scene
That no nation can rival, 40 painter could
ever depict. ana no words could ever ade-
Qlatelv describe, "GOd bless The Common
wealth -
Who is 10 that, gazing upon the scene las.
night would not, in imaginatiOn. he carried
back to the days of Washington, Mason
Henry and fee. and thought. like some swim
winged bird. would have taken It's night to
the colonial halls Of Williamsburg. where as
semblod tho forcfathcrs of those, who. In tie
Virginia reel lua night. told better than
words the Story of NirglniQ's colonial glory
Dee stately steps OF the Sir Roger de Cow
etl'y made hitting prelude 20 the abandon
of iuc Virginia reel. and The scene presented
rNaicd fan color the glorious Units of sct-
une sun or fnc radiancy OF it's morning
l'" ms. a GLORIOUS dance. q festive rcVel ban
iuc scene ls uow like
the echoes of a silver silken strain
or music murmurcd u q far Oh land
ln honcyed rhythm rushes through my brain
As though yeatning for ulterance again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
The ORCHESTRA.
An Important Factor in the Success Of
tn. Ansir.

An Important Factor In the success oil
the Anair.
A very lmpOrtant part In making the Oall
success was played by those who fuTnish-
.ed th. music for the dmcers. The commit
toe who had charge Of all the ar'augeinenls
tor ihe music, proved their appreciailon, o'
the Importance Of their position IN tns seies'
tion of Mr. John Bsscier as leader OF tIie vi.
ei,estta. A most attractive prO2rannte nau
he.n secured for the occasion. CONSISTING oi
rboiee selections Of concert music lot the re-
.c"nffon and Attractive dance music ior tue
hail fhe second part Of ftheentalnm-hl. nj.
The chairman Of the music cominitteei
NJ George y Woodbridge was very aOly a. ~,
sisted by Mrs Decatur AXtell, MIS- . W.
Trayers and Mrs. James DOOley. A..
T,venty musicians were selecled Dy Mr
Iohn Easel 10 perform the diiicull uhk VI
furnishing the dancing music IVl 'he h.,I. -,
,nense audience. The artists VINO desets ~
great credit for the able manner IN m,.oa VIZ.
fhey ear led cut their part OF the
we're the following II. +. Lanbe, olfeeI1lr Inli
Iobn Kessnich. George foelkeI, iohn
pelnhanit, first violin; hehfy . Luo
mock. William Vaughan, Joseph Mes
men second violin; q. A. Thllow, Jonn pss.
Ter vi0la:' e. W. 1hllOw. cello; A. Whssn.i
a anener. basso; william Nagener' nu.Ss. .s
cba les schremp Daniel J. Buckley rin,l, .t
net. August ress, e. Baseier. cornell; tdwasn
nfessaf. JOnn Dnnlap, irombonfi Inolnas
Pulling. drums. The banjo Ciuo was oo"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-31
Mss Ellyson, white silk and game. ",

Miss Ellyson, white silk and gauze. Mrs r,s.
cOtt, very rich velvet and diamonds
In ths opposite box were Miss Eexsie a,
lov ~ In black Brussels net. gnrnlfure M - ~
roses; yrs John X Branch, white sllk ,i,,'
crepe embfoiiefeo; sIs ID e. Gould. OF New
York. heavy black silk. point lace enl AZ
mOnds; MIS-. Herman Bancroft. OF New York
black velvet aud antique lace and dian, ,ndss
Miss Ellie Branch, white crepe usse garn1'
ture Of marsueri'es and dlamoudS. bt,nona,
OF hi, . Of the valley and roses t'O'
In the upper ~eyenth-strert hoy u,era d.
parry u young people chapefoued bv NJ
Alfred .. Harris and Mrs Da lei Ialley
Those presen; were: Miss Marion !, .r~f
Miss Kate Harris, Miss Julia Hnrrls NJ,
Roy Ellefson. Mr.. william Grant, Mr. Alfrei
4. Harris. Jr, Mr.. Randolph Williams ani
Mr. Frank Blankenship
In the opposite box were Miss Franz.
scott white brocade and crepe. lilies of 49,.
valley Doquei; Miss Mary L,ton. white ss,in
and yellow tulle; Miss Lucie Boom. on ~
James river. white crepe aud cowslins. NJ.
Tina Branch. back crepe du chine ann vi',-
lets; MIS-. fred Il. scctt, black velvet ana
lace, WI"