The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-14
A GERMAN AT MOREHEAD.
Especial to the News and Observer

Especial to the News and Observer
Morehead City, July 13-The first of
the series of balls to be given regularly
during the season on every Saturday
and Wednesday, was greatly enjoyed
by large crowd of dancers and spec
tators Wednesday night.
The ball room was bright and an
mated scene showing to the best advan-
tage the very large number
of elegant evening customes worn both
by dancers and spectators. During the
intermisson delightful supper was
served. The cotillon was led by Mr..
Sidney w. Cooper, of Henderson. Some
of the couples and costumes worn were
as follows:
Miss LISA Weed. of Florida. pale
yellow chiffon and lace, with Mr..
Pritchard.
Miss Matte Pace, white crepe de
chine and red roses, with Mr.. S. S.
Parham
Miss Isabel Thomas, of Georgia, white
chiffon studded with turquoise, superb
pearl necklace, with Mr.. E. Wyatt.
Miss Gertrude Thomas, nile green
crepe and emeralds, with Mr.. NJ. de
Witt Stevenson.
Miss Florrle Dockery Wall black lisse
and turquoise garniture, with Mr..
Baxter
Miss Lily Gray, black net and pink
roses, with Mr.. Carr.
Miss Ethel Marks. of Montgomery,
Ala. white lisse over cameo pink
silk and point de Venice, with Mr. j.
F. Rogers.
Miss Caro- Brevard, white organdy,
with Mr.. David Clark.
Miss Louise Carr. of Durham, pale
green lisse and white guipure lace, with
Mr.. Randolph Jaques.
Miss Johnnie Dockery Wall. cameo
pink chiffon and pearls, with Mr.. An
drew AllGood.
Miss Mayer, of Charlotte. white or
CANDY, with Mr. Sherwood Faison.
Miss Louise Robertson, write organ
dy with Mr.. Throckmorton.
Miss Isabel Bryan, white organdy
and lace, with Mr.. Num-.
Mrs. Meagley, white organdy and
black lace. with Mr.. Hyman.
Mrs. Cooke. black jetted net, with
Mr. Tom Dewey
Miss Louise Jones, white lsse, with
Mr.. Lathrop Morehead.
Mrs. Sydney W. Cooper. equisite
costume of blue velvet appliqued on net.
garniture of pink roses. diamond orna-
ments, with Mr. Cooper
Mrs. George Lyon, black malines
and white renaissance lace, with Mr..
Lyon.
Mrs Henry Gray, of Birmingham.
exquisite white organdy trimmed with
Trio 4
naments, with Mr.. Gray.
Miss Watkins, turquoise silk and
lace. with Mr.. Pepper.
Mrs. Williams Marks, of Montgomery
Partisan gown of pink meteor crepe,
point lace, velvet and pearls, with Mr.
Marks.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, pale blue silk,
pearls and diamonds, with Mr.. Robin
son.
A few of the many exquisite toilettes
worn among the spectators were noted
as follows: Mrs. Howell Jackson, or
Atlanta, who wore an exquisite white
and blue brocade with diamond orna-
ments; Mrs T. d. Martin. blue crepe
and white lace; Mrs. Ewell, white silk
and black lace; Mrs. DeForrest ALI
good. OF Georgia, black crepe de chine
and superb diamonds; Mrs. James Bry-
an, magnificent toilette of black thread
lace spangled with jet diamonds and
opals Mrs w, l.. Kennedy, white and
gold brocade magnificent diamonds:
Mrs. L. A. Carr, Paris gown of grey
and pink crepe, pearls and diamonds;
Mrs. E. Stage, lovely violet crepe de
chine point d'Alencon lace pearls: Mrs.
Frank Fullers. pale blue silk. black veil
vet and pearls: Mrs. James Pou, white
silk and pearls; Mrs White, of Georgia,
white and black silk with point lace.
diamonds; Mrs. Scott, of Graham, grey
lousine duchesse lace and pearls;
Mrs. r. II. Gray, black crepe de chine
Mrs. George Thompson, white taffeta
and crepe; Mrs. Grimes Cowper violet
crepe, white and guipure lace; Mrs. Elem
ing, pearl and white silk trimmed with
Bruxelles point lace; Mrs. Ed Chambers
Smith, black lisse; Mrs. Nichols. Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Anick, Mrs Brevard and Mrs.
Coolidge were among the many other
beautifully gowned chaperones pres