The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-22
THAT HOLIDAY BALL.
The Reception and Ball Given by the
Young Ladies' OF San ANGELO. the
Most Brilliant Social Event OF
The Season

The Season
on FRIDAY evening, Jan. 10th, tn
opera house was the scene of mes
brilliant entertainment, the hold n,
ball end reception which was to hav,
been given by the young ladies OF
January LIST, but which was post
poncd, as were several other socia
ahairs, because of the death of {
prominent citizen.
Ihe idea OF this holiday bail, to bC
given by the San Angelo young la
dies complimentary to their gentle.
men friends, originated with the
Entire Nous" club, and, proving
popular, spread until 1t embraced the
greater portion OF San Angelo so.
ciety. II Is needless to say that the
pail was u success. for lovely wo-
man, when she will, succeeds, and
succeeds in manner commensurate
with her tact. grace and charm, and
always, without effort, outstrips the
best that man can do along lines OF
social entertainment. The opera
house was handsomely draped in the
national colors for the occasion, and
graceful festoons of red, white and
blue hung from The ceiling, while the
stage was a perfect bower of beauty,
rendered so b. tastefully arranged
palms, flowers, potted plants and
colored Navajo rugs. With thought.
ful courtesey the Young ladies pro-
vided tables and cards for those UNI
tortunates who could not dance, and
during the evening found timc to
make life much more than endurable
Tor that peculiar male plant known
on such occasions as the wall
hover"
Among those handsomely gowncd
matrons and misses, whose pres.
ence added brilliancc to the scene.
we're the following we'll known peo-
pie: Mcsdames l.. NJ. Prestridgc,
NJ. l.. Price, Lew Rust, Jessie San
derson, John A. LOOMS, NJ. L.
Merit, c. w. Hobbs, II. \. Ransone,
c. l.. Hassard, j. G.. Marshall, G Cl
Kirkpatrick, Frank Russell, George
} Bird, Charles Chamberlain, John
Jr, j = Andersen, DR. + |
f Tucker, Il II Nall, Il l. Green,
w w Glass, of Chicago, w w Fore
man, Il + Bell, Lauowski, Il Fl
Harris, and Misses Lusue Luckett. |
Kate Thompson, Minnie Guion Fran
els. Edna Odom, Maude Northcutt, |
Mildred Erwin, Neil Guion, Clara
Guion, Ballingcr; Clemnie Oats,
Dallas: CLARK, Paint Rock; Leila |
March, Grace Eide, Jessie McNabb.
zoe Early: Lucy Smith. TT. Worth:
Sally LOOMS, Blanche Marie Bell, |
Kate Flanagan, Mary l. Daniel, |
Mary Patterson, Charlie Clark, Lille |
bearing, Scottie Early, Nan JefYer-
son. l. May Montgomery, Maude
Wells, Mai Foreman, Elizabeth May,
Kate FELTON,, Florence FELTON,, LA
May Hassard, Rosie Eide. Leonora
.apOwski.
The gentlemen who enjoyed the
pleasure of attending the entertain.
ncnt were: Mcssrs John Findlater,
'r, Emory Foreman, Will Farquhar,
Walter Foreman, Charles Farquhar,
L Gwin, Clipp CAN'T, David A.
iaut, c. j. Finger, Il. II. Harris, C.
}. Hassard, w. b. Hunter, Chas. w.
Iobbs, Horace Hunter, Clarendon
ons, Jack Jefferson, John Lee, Hen
y Moon, Phil Lee, NJ. l.. Merit. Ru-
el Nicely, NJ. l.. Price, Frank Russell,
Jew Rust. Harold Westcott, r. C.
wynn, DR.. Il. L. Green, Frank Early
Dr.. +. #. Tucker, Addison Day, J.
V. Montague, Crockett county; G. y.
[olman, Sam Parks, Harry Thomp-
ON, Ballingcr; Jos. Tweedy, Knicker-
ecker: Col. Moore, Waco; b. G..
.lexander, j. +. Anderson, George ]
'ird, Il. L. Bell, DR.. Percy Baker,
B.. II. Burses, Chas. Chamberlain. and
d Duggan.
Delightful fruit and claret punch 9
nd elegant cake in profusion, were
rovided by the young ladies', and the l
elicious cooling beverage was grace {
Illy served to the thirsty jewellers by
Lisses Addle Bishop and Gillian
Labson during the intervals between
ances: The young ladies OF San
ngelo are to be congratulated upon
le perfect success OF their entertain i
eat, which many pronounced the ,