The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
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lighted the VlSltOTS mere dt ComihcHee-
ment.
The dance programmes were very
handsome the covers being of white Kid,
with a handsome design. Fourteen
dances were scheduled. the odd num-
bcrs being two step and the even waltzes.
The music for these was: 1. Clorinda
(Haines). g. Loves Proposal (TobanD,
3. Tell Me Pretty Maiden (Stuart).
Bleuc (Margis), 5. Hurrah! Boys! Ga
calle), g. Prince Charming (Innes), Z.
Southern Hospitality (Bendix), 8. Floro-
dora (StuarD, Invineible Eagle (Sousa).
TO- Honor To The Ladies (WalteufeD.
H. Blaze Away (Holzman), H. Joy and
Pleasure (Jahrling), Is. Rag Time Sport
(Haack), IA. Home, Sweet Home (PaniD.
There were many visitors in addition
to those dancing and the gathering was
honored during the evening by the pres
ence of President Venable and many of
the faculty and most of the distinguished
guests who have been at Chapel Hill dur
ing commencement. and by very large
contingent of young men who for the
nonce were classed as "stags"
Among those who may be classed as
the chaperones of the evening were: Col.
Thos. S. keenan, Raleigh, and Mrs. Kenan,
black crepe de chine, point lace and dia-
monds: Mr.. C. NJ Busbee. Raleigh, and
Mrs. Busbee, white organdie, black APP
plique over white taffeta. pearls and
diamonds; Mr. w. d. Pruden, Edenton,
and Mrs. Pruden. lavender crepe dc
chine. point lace trimmings, diamonds;
Prof j. w. Gore. of Chapel Hill. and
Mrs Gore, salmon satin, pearl orna-
ments.
The ball began with the grand march,
and this was led by Mr.. A. M. Carr,
chief manager, with Miss Lillian Slo-
comb, of Fayetteville.
Among the many who took part in the
pleasures of the evening were:
Mr. T. S. Rollins. of Marshall, and
Mrs. Rollins, white satin, lace overdress,
pearls; Mr. H. E. c. BRYANT. OF Char
lotte and Mrs. Bryant, white organdie.
blue trimmings; Mr.. W. S. Bernard,
Chapel Hill, and Miss Isabel Busbee,
Raleigh, white lace over amber silk,
pearls; Mr. R. N. Duffy, New Bern. and
Miss Mary Lacy, Raleigh, white organdie,
lace and pearls; Mr.. C. G. Rose, Fayette-
vile, and Miss Lillian Slocomb, Fayette-
Vile, a Paris gown of green chiffon
over green silk, diamonds; Mr.. w. w.
Hyams, Washington. d. c., and Miss
Mary Meares, Hillsboro. black net over
red. garnets; Mr. Perrin Busbee. Raleigh,
and Miss Mary Henderson, Salisbury.
white organdie, white lace and ribon
trimmings; Mr.. Graham Woodland. Will
son. and Miss Ollie Clark. Wilson, red
silk null. brides roses; Mr.. Marshall
Station. of Tarboro, and Miss Sarah
Cheshire. pink chiffon, lace trimmings,
Mr. ArnIt ihal
Henderson, of Salisbury, and Miss Minna
Curtis Bynum, of Lincolton. white or
candle and tulle: Mr.. W. H. Smith. OF
Goldsboro, and Miss Lizzie Ellis. New
Bern, white lace over taffeta silk; Mr..
H. Holland of Charlotte, and Miss Eliza
beth Drane, of Edenton, white with yell
low trimmings; Mr. Louis Graves. Of
Chapel Hill, and Miss Chrstiana Busbee,
of Raleigh, white point d'esprit blue
trimmings; Mr.. Claiborne Carr. of Dur
ham. and Miss Fannie Register, of Nor
folk, blue MULE. cream lace trimmings,
pearls; Mr.. Lathrop Morehead. of Dur
ham, and Miss Mary Royster, of Norfolk,
lavender with cream lace. pearls; Mr..
William Dunn of New Bern. and Miss
Annie ID. Hinsdale. white China silk,
pearls; Mr.. William Smith, of Goldsboro,
and Miss Mary Thompson. of Raleigh
white organdie over pink silk; Mr.. Quen-
tin Gregory, of Halifax. and Miss Anna
Howard Baker. of Tarboro. white net.
bodice in roses. diamonds; Mr.. Elmer
Long, of Graham. and Miss Lois Long,
of Statesville, pink organdie; Mr.. H. B.
Short, of Wilmington, and Miss Mamie
Rogers, Of Raleigh, white organdie and
pearls; Mr.. Hyman Phifer. of Tarboro.
and Miss Louise Bellamy, of Whining
tin, blue null; Mr.. Geo. w. Graham. of
Charlotte, and Miss Annie Wilson, of
Charlotte, pink null, cream lace appli-
que; Mr.. Thomas Worth. of Asheboro,
and Miss Leila Phillips, of Tarboro, black
net pink roses; Mr.. ID. c. Ballard, of
Louisburg, and Miss Vivienne Moncure,
of Raleigh, organdie over pink satin.
pearl trimmings; Mr. Harry Skinner of
Greenville, and Miss Sue Clark, white
organdie over pink; Mr.. r. A. Lichten-
thaeler. of Salem. and Miss Lichten-
thaeler, of Salem, white organdie, pearls
Mr.. Eben Alexander of Chapel Hill, and
Miss Sallie Hamilton of Baltimore,
white tulle over white satin, pearl trim
ming and chiffon, diamonds in hair; Mr.
F. H. Westfeldt. of Asheville, and Miss
Sophie Wood, of Edenton, pink; Prof E.
" Howell. of Chapel HILL and Miss
Helen Battle, of Rocky Mount, black net
over pink satin, diamonds; Mr.. Hal
Worth, Of Asheboro, and Miss Rebekah
Chambers, of Charlotte. white organdie
over yellow satin Mr.. J. C. clearinghouse,
of Elizabeth City. and Miss Arabella
Nash, of Tarboro, white silk, pearls; Mr.
F. H. Lemly, of Winston, and Miss Ethel
Follin, of Winston, white organdie
pearls: Mr.. Berkeley. of Atlanta, and
Miss Mary Barber, of Winston, white
organdie, pearls; Mr.. Brent S. Drane
of Edenton. and Miss Louise Venable,
of Chapel Hill, white organdie. blue rib
bcns; Mr.. Willis Heard, of Charlotte
and Miss Lois Holt, of Charlotte, white
organdie; Mr.. G. H. Andrews, of Raleigh,
and Miss Emma Bailey, of Winston, yell
low crepe de chine, pearls and diamonds
Mr.. e. D. Sally, of Chapel Hill and Miss
Nellie Barbee of Chapel Hill, white or
candle, pearls.
Today at Chapel Hill was another
great social day. The T. N E. german
tspeciaD began at 1870 and was led by
Mr.. t. H. Westfeldt and many couples
took part. At 8 o'clock the SPHINX din
ner was enjoyed. At $50 the afternoon
german, with many couples, was led by
Mr. A. NJ. Carr and at ~ o'clock tonight.