Middletown transcript., 1891-04-09
In society's Whirl.


The closing dance given by the +" Young
Mems Social Club " in the Opera House ON
Friday evening last was very largely at
tended and was without doubt the most
brilliant event of the season Besides the
usual attendance of Middletown's particle
pants there were number of visitors from
every point on the Peninsula as well as
from neighboring states. The patronesses
were Mrs. ]. P. Cochran, Jr., Mrs. W. F.
Kennedy and Mrs. W. B. Biggs.
Among those present from Middletown
we noticed the Misses Eliza Cochran, cream
silk; Marion Cochran, white lace Mrs. W.
F. Kennedy, white silk Mrs. J. P. Coch-
ran, red tulle and red silk Miss Flora
Bean, blue cashmere Miss Bessie Foard,
blue cashmere Miss Edith Reynolds,
white silk and daisies Miss Mabel Parvis,
white mohair and embroidered silk; Miss
May Biggs, violet silk Miss Edith Der
rickson, white cashmere cloth of gold trim
mings Miss Helen Naudain, red net and
satin Miss May Beaston, white cashmere
and silk Miss Bessie Morton, white silk !;
Miss Agnes Lockwood, white silk Miss
Matte Lockwood, white MULE Miss Allie
Mckee, pink cashmere Mrs. q. s. Beas-
ton, white MULE; Miss Bessie Reynolds,
figured silk /; Miss May Clayton, white silk +
Miss Della Clayton, pink silk Miss Jodie
Biggs, white cashmere and green velvet !;
Mrs. D. NJ. Cochran, black silk Mrs. Jacob
s. Cochran, dove cashmere; Miss Marion
Cochran, white cashmere and silk; Miss
Hester Jones, lavender tulle; Mrs W. B.
Biggs, pink silk. The visitors from Dover
were Mrs. M. Wilson, golden brown satin |;
Mrs. Long, black silk Miss Rachel Massey,
figured tulle Miss Virginia Jester, blue
tulle and silk Miss Anna Massey, figured
silk Miss Alice Mills, embroidered swiss
AMI ferns. From Philadelphia were Miss
Thompson, figured silk and lace; Miss
Martin, white silk and gold trimmings.
From Elkton and Chesapeake were
Miss Laurine Wilson, white silk Miss
BERTHE Wilson, red silk Miss Carrie Brady,
pink tullean velvet; Miss Mary Ellison,
white silk, Miss Sallie Barwick, black net :,
Miss Beulah Clayton, Mt. Pleasant, white
silk /; Miss Minnie Massey, Massey's, Md,
striped tulle; Mrs. J. s. Griffith, white
silk Miss Nettie Craven, white silk and
lace Miss Willis, Milford, white silk, gold
trimmings ; Miss Edith Crow, Wilmington,
white silk and lace Miss Cacy, Massey's,
pink silk Miss Cleaver, Port Penn, white
silk and pink roses Miss Lille Corbit,
Odessa white silk +; Miss Dawkins, Jack
sonville, Fla, white cashmere and lace
Miss Emily Lanning, Bridgeton, N. ].
figured tulle Miss Emma Wilson, George
town, figured silk Miss Queenie Dushane,
white cashmere Miss Gertie Dushane,
pink silk.
The gentlemen present were Messrs. F.
B. Watkins, II. A. Poole, E. R. Cochran,
Jr., J. P. Cochran, Columbus Watkins, F.
R. Pool, W. B. Biggs, John Biggs, Alex
Corbit, W. R. Reynolds, W. G. Lockwood,
II. s. Beaston, Frank Biggs, Fred Cochran,
Will Cochran, J G. Kelley, John A. Ella
son, Clyn J. Perkins, Claude F. Perkins,
Middletown. Mr.. Howard Culbreth, Mr..
Jones, Robert Massey and M. Wilson of
Dover. Percy Bailey, J. J. Imhoff, Phila-
delphia. E. M. Bye, G. Parke Postles of
Wilmington. T. ]. Conrey, Bennett
Steele, Henry Brady, Harry Howard, Del
mer Smithers, Chesapeake City. Messrs.
Fl. Clemson, ]. E. Wilson and A. H. Rey-
nolds, Elkton.