The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-29

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time until II clock. when light refreshments
were served, after which the German was
danced.
This moas graceful dance was directed by
By Messrs Irving Ryttenberg, R F Jackson
and Eugene Ingram, who are masters of Ters-
sichore's mystic art, aud who introduced
many beautiful figures. The gay spirits OF
the company and the bright smiles which
iilumined the coun.enances of the guests and
members of the club cannot be portrayed by
pen and ink.
sAll went as merry as marriage bell" and
and 'twasnostil near rosy morn that the music
MAS silenced and the guests departed. At no
time vas there less than 20 to Is couples on
the floor dancing, and the number present is
estimated as being from 200 to ESQ.
A dance or other entertainment could be
-
nothing else than succes uuder the chsper-
onage of Mr and Mrs F u Spaun, DR. and Mrs
Archie China, Capt aud Mrs A G Phelps,
Capt and Mrs L Carson. Mr. and Mrs B N
Sanders, Nr and Mrs q C Noses, Mr. and Mrs
EH Moses, Mr. and Mrs ] q Levy, Mr AID
Mrs 4 Moses, Mr and Mrs G Dennstou,
Mr. and Mrs 8 Moses ell Of whom were
present.
These ladies also extended their patronage
and chapercnage to the club:
Mrs Perry Moses, Mrs H Ryttenberg, Mrs
W q Beall, of Newark, N J, Mrs A
Strauss, of Mayesville, C, and Mrs Y
Strauss.
These are some of the ladies present and
S,<ief descriptions of their costumes:
Miss Asmida Davis Moses, New York,
orgsadie ovec white silk.
Miss Annie Sanders, Charleston, white
dotted swis..
Miss Jauis Spann, white orgaadie, orna-
mented with natural flowers.
Miss Hattie Shannon, Camden, cream china
silk, trimmings OF natural flowers.
Miss Whiden, Charleston, black and yell
low silk towers aud diamonds.
Miss Daice Noise, crimson aloatross, natu-
raj flowers.
Miss Rosa Fuller, black silk.
Mss Jennie Green, ST. Louis, pink silk.
Miss Lillian Moses, white null, flowers.
Miss Nina Noise, pink faile, accorceon
plated chiffon
Miss Jessie Noise, white silk, flowers.
Miss Tavie Moses, white silk, flowers.
Miss Clemmie Fuller, black silk.
Mss Belle Sanders, white swiss, diamonds.
Miss B. S,ranss. Mayesville, white swiss.
Miss Lula Sanders, Camden, white silk,
Miss Pauline Gaillard, white china silk,
Miss E. Strauss, Mayesville, white swiss,
natural aowers
Miss Gertrude Jeanings. black moire and
mink silk, caturai flowers.
Miss Halle Saunders, Hagood, white silk.
Miss Emmie Saunders. Hagood, blue elk
creoe de cheue.
Wiss Weroer, NewoerrY, cream and black
henrietta.
Miss Eiie Strauss, OF Mayesville, white
u,onsslre de so;r, valenclennes lsce.
Mics Hattie Ry,,enoerg Seured crepon.
Miss Arabe!a Noses, white silk, riooons.
Miss Adobe DesCaamps blue silk, lace aid
flowers.
Miss Kate Moses, bab: blue silk.
Mrs. agnes Bog,n, pix silk
amocg the gentlemen were found: Col
Mike Browa, Dagnwell, Gen Edward Ands7-
con. Cha,,estca, Charles Carroll Siinrs,
Rsrnwell. Eoinund BacoC, Soaytanbu7g. Ex-
Lien, Gov Nauidin, Greeuviile, Dr v J
Csrne, Darlington, Wilson Harvey,
Y N Taou,as, Charleston, Claude {
SAWYER, Aikeo, W Lipscomo, S2artaoblrg,
Geo F Won kolGi;z, Charleston, Levi, q "
Dick, j J Hardy, H c DescEamps, Eugene 10:
GRAN. = Hr,:eaberg, N S;,anss, Sol
3 RV,-enb.rs. Paul Frler, c F icFaddin, Abe
Rv;,enbere. " Marshall, Len kecnedy,
4 J Hayey, OF Sumter, Shelley Nosely, o.
Oranreburg, E. Z JACKSON, Hagood, y 6
RytteD CelS, " ~ iat eA''A'' A>"'AS -! 49,
Frank Little, Harby Moses, Jr, Geo Kicker,
y H Ingram, Robert Sanders, Douglas:
.h;aa. re Strauss, Isaac Strauss. Joseph
strauss. Graham Moses, Frank VIM, }
Reid. Grenyiile DeLorme, Jas Burns. 50!
Kohn, Phil Kohn, of 0rangehure, !
Johnson, Don Aud, ir., Lick Richardson
Fulton. q S Mccall, Benrettsvile.
After the adjournment of the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythas, that genisi body, visited
the ball, and their presence aided much te
the dignity and pleasure of be occasion
There we're so very many gentlSmen presen
,ha, it was impossible TO mention the names
and addresses of all.
The Cotillion CLUB has every reason to con
ora,ulate itself. The ball was delightful
Success. and the many visitors, IN whose
honor the ball was given, who graced the oc
casion by their presence, made the assurance
,lonbly sure that the efforts of the member
o os III. Cotilliop were not in vain. 1t will b.
many day before such another ball VIII b
g;ven in Sumter, or such another gathering
will assemble around the shrine of Terpslchor
in this city. The ball was success. ha!
,othine but pleasant memories hover aronns
of