The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
GRAND NEW YEAR BALL.

rendered to the young ladies and vis- itors in town swell New Year ball on last Tuesday night, at Grobmyer's hall
 The weather was inclement. and kept quite number at home, but there was a goodly crowd, and the scene was one of beauty throughout. The floor was waxed and in excel lent condition, and the music, which was furnished by Bynum's orchestra, of Memphis, was heavenly.
 The we'll known and celebrated reputation of Forrest City as beauty center, was fully justified on this occasion by the large number of beautiful women present, and The Times is indeed proud of the splendid scene. They were elegantly and mod estly gowned, and it is matter of pride that we are permitted to give full descriptiption of the toiettes worn.
 Ruth Hatcher wore very becom- ing organdy, with ribbon trimmings, and gloves and slippers to match, Irma Stevens wore light blue chiffon over blue silk.
 Tolise Rollwage wore a handsome pink taffeta silk, trimmed with real lace.
 Elizabeth Gatling, pink silk null, over white.
 Eva Bridgforth was beautifully gowned in canary colored tafYeta. Lula Ferguson, in blue china silk, over white silk.
 Hattie Cummings, in white null over silk.
 Louise McCulloch, of Marianna, was beautifully gowned in lavender chiffon with silk lining to match, trimmed in white.
 Mary Alley in a lovely white crepe de-chene trimmed with lace, with slippers and gloves to match.
 Annie Elise Williams Fin white or gandy, with girde and slippers of blue.
 Mabel Pettus in lovely white crepe-de-chene princess, trimmed in silk.
 Jeannette Becker In pink crepe-de- chene, adorned with pearls, wearing slippers of the same color.
 Miss Beeland. of Greenville, Ala bama, in white crepe-de-chene trimmed beautifully in lace, carrying red car nations.
 Nelia Upshaw, of Helena, in pink crepe over white silk.
 Nonie Rogers in blue china silk. Laura Govan, of Marianna, in white organdy trimmed with satin ribbon. Carrie Louise Ford, of Marianna, in light blue crepe beautifully trimmed in bands of pink velvet.
 Mary German, of Searcy, white crepe-de-chene over white silk, trimmed in chiffon
 Attic Beck, rose colored princess, with slippers and gloves to match. Rose Deacon, pink silk trimmed in lace
 Grace Jordan, white null over silk Mamye P'Poole, white crepe, adorn- ed with lace.
 Louise Gatling, lovely white or gandy trimmed in satin ribbon, with slippers and gloves to match.
 Katherine Webber, of Memphis, in white net over blue silk.
 Gertrude Walton in white crepe-de- chene.
 Clifton Blake, of Houston, Texas, in lowered blue organdy over white silk.
 Hortense Williams, green cloth suit with yoke of white lace.
 Marie Johnson, of Wynne, in blue net over blue silk, and slippers to match.
 Emma Beck, white net over white taffeta, with slippers and gloves to match,
 CHAPERoNs.
 Mrs. w. G. Ford, of Marianna, wore a very becoming gown of black net over black taffeta.
 Mrs. Gatling in black silk, with white trimmings.
 Mrs. Merwin, in black silk.
 Mrs. K. Hurley, in black silk.
 Mrs. Vaccaro, in green crepe-de- chene over silk.
 Mrs. O. B. Rollwage, in a brown cloth suit.
 Mrs. Burgess, of Helena, in lavender silk.
 Mrs. Sanders, of Lonoke, in black crepe-de-chene over black silk.
 Mrs. Linn Hurley, in black chiffon over silk with gloves to match. Mrs. P T, Scott, in white silk. Mrs. T. W. Barrow, in blue chiffon over silk.
 Mrs. F. P. Taylor, in white null