The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-07
A Brilliant Success.

is greatly indebted to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt
for liberal supply of the wedding cakes.
Brilliant Success.
The Anderson Dancing Club scored an
other big success in its annual dance,
which took place at the Chiquola on Tues
day evening" Goth ult The occasion
attracted number of visitors to the city.
The members of the Club left nothing un-
done that would add to the pleasures Of the
orchestra, of Augusta. Ga, to furnish the
music for the occasion. Capt. White, the
genial manager of The Chiquola, lent the
Club his assistance, and did much to
make the merry folks enjoy the evening.
| The beautiful parlOrs and spacious ball
! room of the Chiquola presented a lovely
scene, throughout the evening It was
/ about o'clock when the sweet strains Of
music were first heard and the handsome
couples entered the grand march. Then
| followed the various dances, and it was In
the small hours of the morning before
Home Sweet Home" was heard.
The following ladies graced the floor
with their presence:
Miss Furguson, Of Greenville, in Grim
son cashmere, white chi1lCn trimmings,
princess style.
Miss Christine Won nBorstell, Of Ander-
son, in pale blue and white silk, trim
med in beaded passemonterie and chif-
fon.
Miss Kate Marshall, in yellow silk,
dotted tulle and pearls.
Miss C. Miller, of fGreenville, in pink
China silk, most tastefnily trimmed.
Mrs. John NJ. Patrick, III beautiful
blue silk brocade en- train trimmed with
blue satin ribbon, ornaments diamonds.
Miss Gertrude Hammond, pale blue
albatross with garnet Trimmings.
Miss Annie Humphreys, light blue
China silk, chiffon trimmings, with dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Eunice Provost, gendarme blue,
elaborately embroidered in boquets Of
pink and blue forget-me-nots.
Miss Ina Hill, cream rhadame silk
chiffon trimmings.
Mrs. A. &. Means, black silk, turquois
trimmings.
Miss Maggie Fretwell, of Mccormack,
in heliotrope albatroSs, trimmed profuSe-
ly with cream lace.
Miss May Miller, white silk in cream
ribbons.
Miss Eva Provost, in pink satin, with
tinsel tulle.
Miss Lizzie Reese, pink silk trimmed
in lace.
Miss Donaldson, of Greenville, silk
gauze trimmed in black lace.
Miss Mamie Webb, in green silk
trimmed in pink ribbon, and black
lace.
Miss Mamie Donaldson, of Greenville,
in cream cashmere, with lace trim
mings.
Miss Claudia Provost, in white satin,
trimmed in white lace.
Miss McBee, of Greenville, pink chit-
fon, trimmed in blue.
Miss Fannie Hoke, of Grenville, in
white satin trimmed with lace and feath-
erS.
Miss Birnie, of Greenville, in cream
albatross, with white silk fringe trim
mings.
Miss Zoe Bleckley, in pink cashmere,
trimmed in Chiffon lace.
Miss Sophie Blythe, of Greenville, in
pink silk and black tulle.
Miss Dunwoody, of Atlanta, Ca, in
blue silk, trimmed with blue velvet,
corsage boquet of white velvet posies.
Miss Leeze Whitner, in black and
white, China silk, trimmed with hand
some black lace.
Miss Marshall, OF Abbeville, in ca ry
silk, dotted tulle with gilt trimmings
Among the gentlemen visitors vi ,.ed
the following John Slattery, Jr., Il. q.
Pope, Joe Rutledge, R. L, Crooksha ks,
J. w. Ferguson, T. H. Gossett, j. D.
West6eld and G. B. Earle, of Greenville (;
]. D. Chalmers and Frank Smith, of Alb
beville; D. A. P. Jordan, of Greenwood;
a. P. McBrayer, Shelby, N. c.; Z. M.
Weston and T. Marion Rucker, Columbia