The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-08
Miss Mary Lee, white faille, overdress of

| Miss Mary Lee, white faille, overdresS Of
| Maltese lace.
Miss Mildred Lee, gray embroidered
| crepe de chine.
Madame Guzman, wife of the Nicaraguan
minister, black velvet trimmed in ostrich
TIPS. front Of white brocade. which formed
part of the gown worn by Mrs. Miller,
| (great-great-aunt of Madame Guzman,)
when she danced with Gen. Washington
! at a ball given him in Independence Hall,
in Philadelphia.
Miss Ellen Lee, yellow crepe and brown
velvet.
Miss Camm, empire gown of white satin,
gold passementeries.
Miss Annie Leigh Camm, heliotrope sat
in, trimmed in silver, made empire style.
Miss Carrie Cohen of Augusta, Ga, pale
pink chiffon.
Miss Annie Hume of Portsmouth, repre-
senting Mrs Mary w ynne, wife Of Gen.
Wynne of revolutionary fame, wore an en-
pire gown of pink satin, trimmed in old
lace.
Miss Geary of Philadelphia. white chiffon
over white silk, ruffles of mousseline de
sole.
Miss McElroy Of New Jersey, orange
crepe.
Mrs. W. A Stuart of Virginia, black
velvet and point lace.
Mrs. Joseph w. Reinhart of Boston, green
ostrich tips; diamond ornaments
Miss Juliet Carter, pink brocade over
quilted satin petticoat-the dress worn by
Mrs. Gov. Nelson at the Lafayette ball.
Mrs. Clarence Knowles of Atlanta, old
rose and white brocade trimmings.
Miss Frances Pryor of New York, white
chiffon, embroidered in gold and jewels,
over white satin.
Miss Tuft of st. Louis, yellow embroidered
crepe.
Miss Emma Gildersleeve. empire gown of
pale blue MORE.
Mrs. James Allison, Worth gown of white
and gold brocsde.
Miss Mildred Carlisle of Washington, en-
pire gown of white satin. trimmed with
white lace.
Miss Columbia Hayes of Richmond, short
wasted gown of yellow brocade, trimmed
in gold.
Miss Mary Cullen. antique gown of pink
moire, ruffles of duchesse lace looped with
pink rosebudS
Miss Fannie Leigh, empire gown of laven-
der brocade.
Mrs George Mcintosh, yellow and gray
silk, topaz ornaments.
Mrs. William Dickson Of Norfolk, white
brocade.
Miss jamie Blair, representing her fourth
great grandmother, Mary Jordan, daughter
of Col. Samuel Jordan, member of the first
Virginia legislature in 1913, wore an exqui-
site gown of embroidered crepe de chine and
| old lace.
Miss jamie Sutherlin Smith of Danville
| represented her aucestress, Mary Warner,
| who married Capt. John Smith of Glou-
| cester county, Virginia, and wore a bro
caded satin gown and diamonds
Mrs. Benjamin H. Nash of Richmond rep
resented her seventh great-grandmother,
| Anne Stith, as she appeared at her marriage
to Robert Boiling in 1850. Mrs. Nashs
gown was brocaded satin and lace over a
quilted satin petticoat.
Mrs. Levin Joynes of Richmond wore a
| pink brocade over white satin petticoat.
Miss Julia Coggill wore lovely yellow
brocade over a petticoat of pale blue.
Mrs. Philip Haxall wore fac smile Of
the gown worn by Mrs. Mary Maxwell,
wife of Gen. Maxwell, at the ball given
Gen. Washington at the close Of the revolu-
ton.
Miss Amy Triplett of Mobile wore a short
wasted gown of white crepe.
Mrs. A. B. Conner of Richmond wore a
handsome gown of black and gold.
Miss Mehle of New Orleans, blue chiffon.
Mrs. John King of New York, black vel
vet and yellow brocade.
Mrs. Ralph Elliott of Savannah, white
brocade.
Miss Ellen King Of New York, white ch1f-
fon, garniture of pink roses.
Miss Lathrop, garnet silk, turquoise orna-
ments.
Mrs. james Patton of Richmond, white
crepe de chine, embroidered in gold.