The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-10-17


The pleasures of the day were followed
in the evening by one of the largest DIS
plays of youth and beauty ever witnessed
in Elktou, the spacious floor of Mitchell
Hall being crowded with handsome
women beautifully attired, the kaleido-
scopic cUlors of whose costumes were
only relieved by the conventional black,
worn by their gallant partners In the
festive dance. Noticeable in the brill
ant throng were Miss Hyer, of New
York, who wore yellow crepe, Mrs. DR..
George W. Marshall. of Milford, Del,
in lavender crepe. From Wilmington,
Misses Sue Patterson in pink silk, Anna
G. Hart in white tulle, Mamie Neary IN
white lace, and Lizzie Neary in white
net, and Misses Jefferson, Downe and
Atkinson, with Messrs VIM. NJ. Byrne,
w. T. Scott, r. G. Hollis. Robert Robin
son, w. G. Scott, &c prge Denial and
James Feeny. From Middletown, Miss
Blanche Cochran in blue silk, Miss
Edith Derrickson in white silk, Mabel
Parvis in blue silk, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kennedy, Miss Pascault in white silk and
Miss Morton, and E r. Cochran, II.
Poole, DR.. Mcdowell and Mr. Pascault.
From Chesapeake City, Misses Mary
Ellison in white lowered silk, Elsie
X lrsner in black lace, Sallie Barwick in
black and pink lace, Ella ConreV in
white silk, Florence Reed i'll white silk.
aud Messrs. Frank and Harry Howard,
t. J. Conrey, Bennett Steele and Harry
Jones. From Baltimore, Miss Bolton
in pink silk, the Misses Belts in
black lace and white silk. Miss Kurtzon
IN uh Silly Mr. Rats Mr.
Kurtzou, Mr.. E. l. Pante, and w.
S. Geary. From Philadelphia. Miss
Irwin in gray crepe, Miss Nan Conway
in red silk. and Mr.. Brinton. Miss Maria
Fnard, of Earlevile, in pink null, Miss
Hardcastle, OF Cecilton in blue silk.
From Georgetown Miss Emma Wilson.
china silk. L. w. Davis, J. F. Wilson.
From Por: Deposit Mrs r. G. Hopkins
in black net, Miss Rowland in black
lace, the Misses Noyes in rose silk,
and white null, aad Messrs r. G. Hop
Xxi and w. Squier. From EIkton, Mrs.
NJ inly D:eupen in pink silk, Mrs. John
:. Writ in black chiffon, Mrs. George B.
Kerfoot in black silk, Mrs. r L. lamar
in white silk, Mrs. John Tucker in pink
silk, Mrs. w. A. Mitchell in black lace,
and Mrs. r. G. Lewis in white striped
net, the Misses Berthe Wilson in black
lace, Catherine Miller in white null,
Ellen Hollingsworth i'll colored stripe
tulle, Laurine Wilson in white silk,
Mollie Drennen in yellow faille, Elsie
Tull, white silk, Gelert Cruikshank,
lavender crepe, Florence Torbert, yellow
silk, Airline Constable, white silk, Stella
Haines, blue crepe, Mamie Haines, blue
cashmere. Lucy Litzenberg, white striped
tulle, Katie Merritt, white silk null,
| Lidie Lewis, white tulle, Emma Lewis,
white tulle, Carrie Hall, yellow striped
tulle, Edith Dunbar, blue null, Bertha
Dunbar, white silk, Lottie Ash, blue
silk, Eva Gilpin, blue silk, Mollie Har
Ian, blue silk, Bertha W;tworth, pink
| aud gray, Cora lamar, blue silk and
white lace, Helen Wetherill, black silk,
Josephine Evans, black lace, Eloise
| Walmsley, white silk, Lille Bennett,
white silk, Lidie Bratton, black net,
| Allie Boyd, white cashmere, Lulu
| Brown, white lowered cashmere, Ora
| Brown. pink and white. From Newark,
Mrs. John Bowen in black net. Miss
| Bolton in black net, and Messrs. Russell
and Armstrong. From Perryville. Miss
NJ. Coudon in black lace, and Joseph
Coudou (of Henry, Mr.: and Mrs. John
| T. Brown, of Elkton, Mrs. DR.. Howard
BraJtOn, hTS. mary luli, -hiSe lAlleu
BarrolI, Mrs. William G. Hollipgsworth,
Miss Ellen Broughton, Miss Flora Hall,
Miss Walker, the Misses Ash, Mrs.
Litzsnberg, Mrs Boyd. From Pikesville,
Messrs. Thomas Craddock and g. l..
Rogers. From EIkton, John S. Writ,
Esq, Manly Drennen, Henry NJ. McCul
Tough, Daniel Bratton, r. E. lamar,
Richard Reese, Hester Hess, Jack Con
stable, Norris Lewis, Hal lamar, John
Wilson. George r. Ash, William Alrich,
Alex H. Reynolds, George B. Kerfoot,
Ollie Giles, Glenn Hollingsworth, Frank
Witworth, BENZ. Ricketts,, G.: G. Strick
land, VIM Gipin, Herbert Litzenberg,
Alfred WetherllI, VIM. Ii. May, Jr.,
Ricketts, Nelson, Thomas j. Murray,
George A. Steele, Walter Boyd, DR..
Mackie, John Carey, Charles B. Ford,
Fred Gilpin, Malcolm Gilpin, Fred Gar
rett, Wm. Lewis, Ward Cruikshank,
Victor Bennett, C. II. B. Massey, Frank
Thompson, Hal Johnson, }. b. Cheyney
and Frank Vansant, of Wilmington.
The music supplied by Ogleby's
orchestra of Chester, was excellent
and at midnight handsome collation.
was served. b. common consent the
ball was one of the most enjoyable ever
| given in the town.