The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-01-01
BR|LuAlI AND BEAUTIFUL
WAS THE DANCE GIVEN BY THE
KiNGSTREE SOCIAL CLUB
The Time WAS Christmas Night
and the Place the Dining Room
of the Coleman Hotel.

and the Place the Dining Room
of the Coleman Hotel.
The most brilliant social event OF
| Christmas week was the dance at the
Coleman House on the night of the
25th, under the auspices of the
Kingstree Social Club. A large
number of invitations had been sent
out and in addition to the dancing
set in town and their guests quite d
number of visitors from a distance
added lustre to the occasion by their
presence. The music WAS furnished
by the Mouzon string band and that
Justly famous orchestra fairly out
did itself in its accompaniment to
the rythmic cadence of flying feet.
The dancing, which began early in
the evening, was kept up until 4:30 a.
m, when to the plaintive strains of
"Home Sweet Home" the dancers
babe a reluctant farewell to the
scene of so much beauty and enchant-
ment.
From start to finish the dancing
was kept up, with only a brief inter
mission at one o'clock, when light
refreshments were served. The time
passed away all too quickly "to join
the ghosts of other evenings since
time began, adding a cheerful sprite
to the long rows of those varied
shades that the after years bring to
revisit us of gayety, merriment and
light-heartedness."
Among those present were noted
the following: Miss Nargie Bnf:lS,
Georgetown, white silk, le%app que.
Miss Jennie Rouquig: Georgetown,
cream albatross,b ,blaA lac trimmings.
Miss Kate LsSy,, Geo. setown, white
organdie, satin ribbons. Miss Mil
dred NCabe, Georgetown, white
taffSA. Miss May Wilson, Manning,
White organdie over taffeta. Miss
Freda Wehrman, Charleston, white
organdie over blue taffeta. Miss
Irene Warnamaker, Cheraw, white
organdie, hand--painted. Miss
Roberta Gewinna, Macon, Ga, white
crgandie over taffeta. Miss Eva
Walker, pink organdie. Miss Halle
Rollins, Lake City, yellow silk null.
Miss Mamie Jacobs, white point
de spirit over blue silk. Miss Louise
Gilland, black lace over white taffeta
silk. Miss Bessie kelleJ, white
organdie, lace medallions. Miss
Schultz, blue satin, white lace and
pearls. Miss Eta Jacobs, nile green
swiss. Miss Maude Logan, blue
organdie. Miss Alma Kelley, green
street costume. Miss Eloise Cooper,
nile green silk, diamonds. Miss
Bertha Reardon, blue organdie.
Miss Barbara Jacobs, pink silk null.
Miss Bertha Hodge, pink organdis.
Miss Eleanor Gourdin, dark blue
street costume. Mrs W G Gamble,
red velvet, real lace. Mrs W V
Brockington, blue organdie, satin
trimmings. Mrs T NJ Gilland, black
silk. Mrs G Z St. Amand, black
satin.
The gentlemen were: Messrs Jim
Fraser, Ormsley Burke, Monte,
Nappie. Cecil Jacobs, Charlie Levy,
Sam Fraser, 7 K Arrowsmith,
Georgetown; Joe Rigby, E G Harton,
Chas Rigby, Manning; Geo Hudgins,
Pickens Anderson, Clarence and
Louis Jacobs, Charleston; Edwin
Jacobs, Macon, Ga; Louis and Des-
sic Gilland, Willie McCutchen,
Indiantown; H 7 McClary, P H
Stoll. L G Dove, Otis Arrowsmith,
Wilmot Gilland, W G Gamble, VIM
Scott, R K Wallace, Ike Schultz,
W l Nexsen, P G Gcurdin, c E st.
Amand, T NJ Gilland, j F Scott, G
| G Burgess.