The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-04
TO THE SOUND OF MUSIC.
The Bellies and BeauX MerriIy
Danced the Evening Away - Ta-
blean Of Beauty, Grace and Love-

The Christmas holidays in Abbevile were
delightful to old and young. blessed with
health and contentment the favorable wealth
er lent charm TO the joyous season.
Every night In the week entertainments
were given, and each and all gave pleasure 10
the participants.
which was given by the German Club on
Wednesday night In the New Hotel
Pretty ladies from abroad lent the pleasure
OF their presence. and the gentlemen guests
from distan ce added honor TO the entertain
ment.
Our own young people never appeared to
oetter advantage, while handsome gentle
men and pretty ladies made happy couples Of
whom any community would be proud.
AS they wen through The poetry OF motion,
and responded with measured steps 10 the
notes of delightful music, their grace Of man
ner and their beauty OF person made scene
the ideal beauty before which suscept BILE
bachelors fall down and worship.
Chaperones-Mrs. Benet, Mrs. Norwood,
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. w. d. Wilson, Mrs. Z. b.
Colhoun.
The dancers on this pleasant occasion were {:
The first german was led by AR. Frank Nc
Gee, of Abbeville, and Miss Won Bostelle, of
Anderson, while the second dance was led BY
Mr.. Harry Orr. Of Anderson, and Miss Kate
Marshall, Of Abbeville.
Miss Groves, OF Marietta, Ga. much admir-
ed. wore pink silk, chiffon trimmings.
Miss Jordan. of Greenville. stately and
Miss Ina Hill, of Anderson. handsome
brunette, yellow silk. crepe de chine and
pearls.
Miss Won Bostelle, Of Anderson, an artistic
dress of white silk null, daisy ornaments, fan
and gloves to match.
Miss Maggie Latimer. fascinating blonde,
white silk, silver trimmings.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN, becomingly attired In
gown OF yellow crepe de chine.
Miss Nettie Russell, bewitching gown Of red
chiffon.
Miss Sallie Marshall, empire gown OF white
silk and point lace.
Miss Mary Hubbard, crimson silk, net, jet
ornaments.
Miss Rachel Hemphill. vivacous debu-
tante. white ribbons and null dress.
Mrs. Robert Mabry, pretty and effective
gown Of cream chiffon, pearl ornaments.
Miss Mamie Perrin, a lovely blonde, attired
In blue silk null and roses.
Miss Mary Hemphill, pretty dancer. cream
cashmere, cream lace and green ribbons. This
picturesque dress adorned the fair wearer. I!
Miss Annie Henry, one of the brightest and
prettiest OF the dancers. bronze velvet pink
trimmings and blush roses. - /.
Miss Corrie McClung, with queenly grace
was attired in gown of blue silBayine and
crimson velvet. 49, .'''. -:
Misses Cnddie and Sadie Coihoup, as pretty
as pictures, were sweetly robed In white null
and ribbons q. .iN SRI. Do
Mrs. G. A. Neuffer, blue net, trimmings of
lace and poppies.
MISS Maoel luslen, exquisite ureSs Ol Wnlte
silk and lace. d =. a.. ..s
Miss Ellen Parker, lovely combination
suit of black and pink, with Jet ornaments.
Miss Lila Norwood, distinguished looking
dress of grey and silver.
Miss Mamie Lou Smith, a charming dress OF
blue velvet and diamonds.
Mrs. Gregory, Of Atlanta, violet velvet, the
embodiment Of style and beauty.
Mrs. T. c. Perrin, happy bride, wore a
handsome black silk.
, Miss Kate Marshall, canary silk and velvet
I Miss Azlle Simpson. OF Atlanta, yellow silk
and pearls.
Mrs. ]. S. Norwood, an elegant robe of black
velvet and diamonds.
Miss Martha Winstock, Of Philadelphia, a
Echarmng brunette, cream mousseline de sole
and garnets.