Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-12-02
Thanksgiving Ball.

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Messrs. G. A., j. f., and w. L
Kobinson, who entertained then
friends in right royal manner.
The evening was spent IN music
and dancing uGtil IL o'clock when
a delightful banquet was served.
At 80 the guests departed, pro-
nouncing the evening enc of great
enjoyment and pleasure.
The following were the ladies
present and description of their
costumes:
Miss Alma Hess, of Macon, pink
silk and illusion, garniture of rib
bons and chrysanthemums, pink
gloves and slippers.
Miss Anna Jurgensen, of Ma
con, pale blue silk, lace trimmings.
diamond ornaments, white gloves
and slippers.
Miss Isabel Ellison, pale green
satin undertakes with over-dress
of striped green gauze, garniture
of ferns and LIE France roses.
Miss Mary Jurgensen, of Ma
con, red silk, red slippers and
gloves.
Miss Laura Brewington, combi-
nation of gray and pink silk, gar
niture of lace. diamond ornaments,
pink gloves and slippers.
Miss Mary Tisdale, dark green
silk, garniture of flowers.
Mrs. Geo. Snyder, lav ,nder silk,
garnitu,e of flowers and ferns.
Miss Alta Lsmkin, gas-light
green silk. deliberately trimmed
with ribbon, passamentrie and
lace, diamond ornaments, white
gloves and slippers.
Miss Emma Brennemen, flower
ed challie, ribbon and lace trim
mings.
Miss Nettie Furrow, pink and
cream silk. white slippers and
gloves.
Miss Belle Traverse, of Bloom
field, 10, canary silk, garDiture OF
ferns and chrysanthemums, dia-
mond ornaments, white gloves and
slippers.
Miss Mamie Williams, of Mob
erly, gray silk, chiffon trimmings,
Marcheil Neil roses, gloves and
slippers to match.
Mrs. Geo. Eckelt, cream wool
and silk, white gloves and slip
pers.
Miss Grace Mccoy, red crepe
de chine, chiffon and ribbon trim
mings, diamonds, gray gloves and
slippers.
Miss Grace Jamison, canary
landsdown, chiffon and ribbon
trimmings, white gloves and slip
pers.
Miss Ida Fowler, blue silk
gauze over blue satin, pearl orna-
ments, garniture of chrysanthe-
NUNS, blue slippers and gloves.
Mrs. Earl Steam, pale blue
crepe de chine, chiffon ana ribbon
trimmings, diamond ornaments,
white gloves and slippers.
Mrs. j. S. Pool, navy blue bril-
liantine, natural flowers.
Miss LYDIA Brenneman, Prus-
sian blue camels-hair, two-toned
silk trimmings, garnet ornaments.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kennedy, changea-
bic silk, gerniture of chrysanthe-
NUNS, diamond ornaments.
Miss Jennie Baum, Bengaline
silk, diamond ornaments, white
gloves and slippers.
Miss Ida Miller, salmon and
green changeable silk, chiffon
trimmings, Marcheil Neil roses,
diamond ornaments, white gloves
and slippers.
Miss Hattie Harris, black silk,
jet trimmings, white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Miss Lulu Ellison, cream crepe
de chine, Marcheil Neil roses.
Mrs. 3. 81. Lowenstein, cream
China silk, chiffon trimmings, dia-
mond ornaments, white gloves and
slippers.
Miss Stacy Porter, cream
ground silk brocaded in colors
garniture of natural flowers.
The gentlemen guests were:
NIessrs. W. G. Fout, T d. Par
ker. Frank Eckert, Geo. J. Eckert
B. Fl. Lowenstein, Warren Ham
ilton, Arthur Patterson, Geo. W
Snyder, Earl Steam, Ben T. Mel
vim, A. P. Hibbs, Harry Focht
Charles Miller, Frank G. Miller
fuse Reed, J. NJ. Kennedy, Geo
Coops, John W. Thompson, Robt
Conner, Ell. G. McCahaD, Sam 81
Ilison, Richard Jamison, Henry
Taylor, of Bloomfield, To-, ane
Prof. Jurgensen, Of Macon.
The invitations and program
were gems of the printers art.
The Big Five orchestra, com
posed of Fl. NJ. Harrington, frs
violin; Geo. Notes.-The, second vic
lin; Ed Bestmsn, eornet; Howard
Henderson, claironet, and Jane
Clark, double bass, furnished ex
cellent music for the evening.
W. E. Noonan, the Wabasl
agent, was greatly surprised las
. Friday morning when he went 4
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