The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-05-11

Skin Eruptions and Pill. 2yc,at The r.
3. Loryea Drug Store.
It Was Real Fine. Girls.
There was something Going among
the Young ladies for several days last
week, and not until the Invitations went
out was the mystery soRed. The
Young eallants of Manningf have been
real nice to the ladies the ipast season
and in order that their appreciation
might be MADE known, tie ladies re-
solved to give a leap-yeag dance on last
Friday evening at the Ansticute hall.
The arrangement was thoroughly car,
ried out, and not man was permitted
to '.but in" aid, or suggest in any man
ner shape or for1n-itdwas to be, and 1t
was strictly and solely a feminine ar
ranged and managed affair, and we
must say these sweet creatures won 1or
themselves meritgd praize,, not only
for the excellent arrangement OF one OF
the finest social functions of the season,
but for their wise diplomacy in keep
ing secret their plans so that the
preachers ce1ld not have an opportu-
nifty to protest, in fact, so carefully
were the plans of these ladies laid:
that the ministry of the town got their
first intinfation from the sweet sounds
of Thopaas' Orchestra OF Columola as
thexasSruck up the march to announce
TIE beginning of an evening dedicated
TO Terpsichore. The attendance was
lust large enough not to be crowded,
and what, was particularly noticeable.
was the absence of "wall HoWers.
Each lady brought with her male
companion and of course she made hlm
dance: the few stays present came IN
6rs1 class as a reserve, for as a girl
danced down her companion all that
she had to do was to beckon for a stag
and he went; in this way the pace was
kept up lively until 3 O'Clock q. m.
when the band struck up "Home sweet
Home.'' The attendants We're:
Chaperons, Mrs. A. c. Bradham
white silk, ornaments with Mr.. A. &.
Mrs. S. Nj. Barfeld white silk, dia-
monds with Mr.. S. M. Barfeld.
Mrs. Louis Appel black silk, lace
with Mr.. Louis Appelt.
Miss Nina Dove of Darlington, white
silk aplioue with Or. J. q. Hawkins.
Mottie Till with silk, lace and ribbon
with DR.. P. Wineman.
MISS Eleanor Clarey Of Virginia red
crepe de chin, red satin trimmings,
red peoples with Mr.. Herman Brad
ham 80.
Miss Fannie Strauss Of Mayesville
white null, lace and ribbon, ornaments
with Mr.. J. A. Weinberg.
Miss Pauline Dove OF Darlington
white organdy, pink ribbon, pink roses
with Mr.. Joe Wilkes of Boston.
Mrs. DR.. Abe Weinberg OF Camden
point d,esprit, over blue taffeta, lace,
ribbon with Mr.. Leon Weinberg.
Miss Lizzie Beard OF Camden white
organdy. lace, ribbon with Mr.. Sam
Miss Sue Mccullough blue silk null,
lace, pearls with Mr.. c. r. Harvln: Jr.
Miss Kathyrin Lehman HagerSGoWn,
Nd, blue silk, satin ribbons, ornaments
with Mr.. l. l. Applet.
Miss Eloise Cooper OF Indiantown
nile green silk, black lace, ornaments
with Mr.. W. J. Muldrow.
Miss Gussie Appel red organdy,
black lace with Mr.. Arthur Haryln.
Miss Nettie Weinberg pink lace over
taffeta, ribbons, jewels with Mr.. Law
son Mcleod.
Miss Corinne Barfeld pink silk, lace,
ribbon with Mr.. S. NJ. Barfelo.
Miss Lii Haryin white crepe d'chin,
ecru lace, violets with Mr.. Charlie
Rigby.
Miss Octavia Dove point d'esprlt,
satin ribbon, decolliette with Mr..
Lucius Harvin.
Miss jamie Ingram white silk, lace
with Mr.. Eddie Horton.
Miss Mayme Harvin white lace over
blue tafeta, ribbons with Mr.. L. d.
Player.
Miss Lulye Harvin canary organdy,
violets, ornaments with Mr.. Mitch
Wells.
Miss Beulah Williams canary organ
dy, black lace applique with Mr.. Luther
Mcintosh.
The following gentlemen present
who had no escorts were: Messrs Charl-
tor DuRant, ". E. Burgess, Walton
Thames. Edward Reardon, Drs. Frank
Harvin and Marvin of Summerton,
Messrs. Geo. Tindal of Fielder, Percy
Harvin of Silver, Robert Potts OF VII,
mington. LeGrand Harvin, Charlie and
Alva Curtis of PaNville.
Several of the young men We're out
in regulation full dress. Refreshments
were served at u O'Clock.
The first leap year ball for the
smart-set of Manning was grand sue
cess, and those who participated in the
infatuating two-step, and the malsv
waltz were well repaid with an abun-
dance of pleasure for the difference they
felt in the morning.