Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-09
LEAP YEAR BALL.
An Elegant Entertainment rendered by
the Young Ladies at the Arlington.

the Young Ladies at the Arlington.
January the Sth-a day ever TO be
remembered by the young gentle
men--has passed, and only powdered
heads and delightful memories lie
main of charming entertainment,
rendered by the young ladies to the
young gentlemen of GAINESVILLE.
Always beautiful, the young ladies
never looked better than they did
last night, and they did themselves
proud
Dancing was kept up until quite a
late hour to the music furnished by
Bates orchestra. 1t was the young
ladies' turn, but the boys were very
much "in it,"
The ladies present were: Mes
DANES Howell, black silk; Alex
Wood, black silk; Courts, black
broadcloth Settls, black lace, flow
ers; Jennie Johnson, black cash
mere; Savage, dark green velvet
diamonds; John Clements, lilac silk;
j. II. Oldham, street dress, gray
cloth; G. w. Beaumont, black silk
diamonds; M. II. Clark, black silk
Preston, Sewanee, black silk; John
Stacker, black silk, diamonds ;
Luckett, brown street dress, Bedford
cord ; Rosenplanter, black silk lace
Drane, street dress, tan cloth; Ernest
Elder, grey crepe de chine, dia-
monds; j. M, Macrae, pink velvet
coat over pink crepe de chine, chit.
fon trimming, flowers j. p, Dunlop,
yellow crepe, feather trimming, flow
ers Bryant, Nile green null, pink
trimming /; Askew, brown velvet ;
Burney, electric blue cut, steel trim,
ming, pearls; Ed. Beach, Nile green
silk, dark green velvet train Frank
Beaumont, red satin brocaded train,
diamonds; West, black gauze, flow.
ers Fulmer, black silk and velvet
jet trimmings, flowers.
Misses Hart Caldwell, red Eliza
bethean dickey, natural flowers,
smile; Dunlop, white tulle over
dress, violets Maggie Daniel, white
satin, lace trimming, flowers Susie
Daniel, white crepe de chine, ostrich
trimming; Rosa Drane, red silk,
black lace ; Mamie johnson, white
organdie, yellow ribbons Gold, pink
China silk Bringhurst, Nile green
silk, lace Saunders, red crepe, flow
ers; Louise Beaumont, white organ
die. over pink silk; Clark, white
gauze over silk, flowers; Anderson,
white gauze ; Williams, pink China
silk ; Smith, black silk, gauzo; Lau
RI Beaumont, red silk and brocaded
velvet; Cora Caldwell, black China
silk, flowers Luckett, white silk
null over yellow silk ; Stacker, blue
silk null, flowers; Banlah Smith,
Brownsville, white cloth, grey fur ;
Madge Graham, black and gold
gauze over black silk Pearl Graham
white silk null over blue Mary
Caldwell, red velvet, diamonds Set
tie, white crepe de chine, chiffon,
flowers; Howell, blue silk and OH
rose; Pettis, black silk; Mamie
Johnson, light blue surah, chiffon
trimming Green, white brocadei
silk, violet velvet train; O. Brien,
pale blue Bedford cord, white velvet
train, flowers.
Among the gentlemen present
were: Mtssrs. PettuS, Joe and Mat
Dunlop, Charles Smith, Chicago !;
Wiley Smith, Polk Smith, Frank,
Jaarle5 and Sterling Beaumont,
Fisher, Paris; Ware, ELLIS, Daniel,
Lemlcy, VIII and Alex Payne, Nor
gan, Mcpherson, MuufOrd, Cooper,
Pickering, Warneken, Fulmsr, Old
ham, J. NJ. Macrae, j. Ernest Elder,
Henry, Askew, Cooke, McCulIOch,
MALCOLM Smith, Bryant, Barnes.
Mesiames Courts, Settle and
Rosenplanter managed the supper,
which was delicious and elegantly
served. The house was beautifully
decorated. Misses Daniel and Dun
lop are entitled to great credit for
their management of this elegant
bal pOudre.
M. l.. Blair, Alderman 9TH ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. 8, 'S3 !:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric
on for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises
and rheumatism. Cured every time.
Sold qy Tudhope Drug Co.
The week of prayer closed last
night, the union meeting being
held at the Baptist church and led by
Rev. Harrell of the Methodist.
There was a large attendance and
much interest manifested. The sub
jet Was foreign missions. MIR. Har
rell led with an inspiring address and
was followed by lively speeches from
w. ID. Turnkey, Mr.. McKesson, and