The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-09
covNER's SPRINGS.
Select German Given i'm Honor
Miss Mary Fry.
Special Correspondence of THE TINES.

CoYNER's SPRINGS, Sept. 7.-Coyner's
Springs was again made resplendant
last night with beauty and chivalry."
tho occasion being a select german
given in honor of the young and lovely
Miss Mary Fry, by the celebrated Prof.
Antoine Bellezza, Of these springs. The
german was opened at $50 p. M. with
the celebrated minuet, danced by the
following eight couples, robed in EN-
pire costumes, powdered hair and
sparkling jewels:
Prof. Antonio Bellezza, with Miss
Mary Fry. costumed in cream crepe de
chine with diamond ornaments.
E. S. Fry, of Coyner's, with Miss Mag
gle Lawson, of Lynchburg, in red crepe
de chine, diamond ornaments.
S. nj. Lloyd, of Norfolk, with Miss
Susie Payne, OF Norfolk, in pink crepe
de chine, with diamond ornaments.
VIII Fry, OF Coyner's, with Miss Efie
Payne, Of Norfolk, in nile green silk
with old gold ornaments.
Pinckney Payne, Of Norfolk. with
Miss Florine Alexander, of Automatic,
in red silk and black lace and diamonds.
Charles Glenn, of Richmond. with
Miss f. b. Earhart, OF New Orleans. in
black and silver brocade with jet orna-
ments, crimson flowers.
Will Follit. OF England, with Mrs. w.
G. Williams of Roanoke. in primrose
yellow satin and diamonds.
Frank Morgan, OF England, with Miss
Mary Alexander, of Albemarle, in pale
blue silk point lace and diamonds.
AT the close of this slow and stately
dance, which was executed with all tho
enhancing poetry OF motion, this set
retired from the ballroom, when to the
music ofan enlivening march they again
entered and executed many beautiful
and difficult figures OF the Maypole
dance. After these charming prelimi-
naries the regular german of the even
ing began in earnest, which was led
with artistic grace by Prof Bellezza
and Miss Mary Fry, introd ucing during
the evening some fifteen or twenty novel
and beautiful figures of the Professors
own conception.
Among the ladies In evening dress:
were Miss Evelyn Wimbish, of Roanoke,
pale blue point d'esprit. pink trimmings
and pearls; Miss Elise Wimbish. OF Roa-
noke, white silk NULL white flowers and
MORO ribbon; Mrs w. d. Moss, of Roa-
noke, white crepe de chine and dia-
monds; Miss Maude Kent. of Roanoke,
pink crepe dc chine and diamonds; Miss
Emma Netherland, OF Richmond, pink
silk with diamond ornaments; Mrs. DR..
Moorman, of Roanoke, canary silk,
black lace and diamonds; Miss Lizzie
Hanger,o Staunton, white silk and dia-
monds.
Stays: G. +. Blount, of Roanoke; ].
A. Horton, Of Roanoke; E. IT, Baker, of
Roanoke; Austin R Neal, of Roanoke;
Gerald Pigon, OF England; w. T. Bowen,
OF Roanoke; Geo. NJ Kitsmiller, OF Roa-
nokc; j. ii. Wren, of Roanoke; Hugh
Fry, of Roanoke: James Payne, of Nor
folk.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
General Bragg and her sister, Mrs.
Adams, of New Orleans; Governor and
Mrs. Nichols, of Louisiana; Miss Hattie
Nichols, of Louisiana; Miss Josie Mich
OILS, of Louisiana; Miss Virginia Nichols,
of Louisiana; Miss Bessie Nichols. of
Louisiana; Mr.. and Mrs. Christian, of
Mobile; Mrs. Richard Towson, of Wash
ington; Colonel and Mrs. Fry, of Coy
ner's; Miss Fry, of Coyner's; Judge i.
d. Earhart, Louisiana; Mrs. w. Ever
EFT, North Carolina; DR.. Garrett, OF
Williamsburg; Mrs. Philips, of Rich
mond; Mrs. Morgan, OF England; Miss
Robinson. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, OF louisiana; Miss Jarvis,
OF Rich mohd; Capt. West Williams, Roa-
noke; Mrs. DR.. Darlington, OF Alhe-
marie; Mrs. Payne, of Norfolk; Mrs.
Alexander, of Albemarle.
AT midnight an elegant supper was
served by Prof. Bellezza, Including
among the delicacies every variety OF
fruits and CONNECTIONS.
Messrs. Alexander e. Co. have reason
to congratulate themse Ives for tho bril-
liant success OF this their first season
with these Notwithstanding Springs of
Coyner." AMIGO"