The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-28
FANCY DRESS BALL
 AT WASHINGTON-LEE

The annual fancy dress ball of Wash ington and Lee university, which was arranged this year by Miss Annie E. White, and which was under her personal direction, was a complete success, rivelng, if not excelling in bril-
 lancy the balls of the past few years. A large number of visiting girls from Vir- ginia and from all over the south were among the dancers, and many alumni re- | turned to the college for the occasion.
 The skating rink was magnificently decorated with gaily colored Japanese parasols, evergreens and pennants, while Japanese lanterns threw the magic of their rays over the festive scene. Stately Dorothy Vernon elasped hands with the wild Indian maid. Highland lassies | romped and laughed with Spanish danc- ing girls, while handsome cavaliers l walked side by side with grinning clowns
 as the merry revelers danced the hours away.
 | A buffet supper was served during the course of the evening and dancing con- | tinued till o'clock. The ball was opened at 10 o'clock by Roland A. Waddill oi Danvile as George Washington, with Miss Mary Cabell Wooding of Danville as Folly. Among the couples noted in line and among whom. were several Bir- mingham girls were: Miss Annie Robertson White, Lady Teasle, with MT. Robert Dow, Duke of Buckingham.
 Miss Alice Crawford, New Orleans, Pierrette, with MT. Harry Miller, knight
 Miss Cary Brooke, Roanoke, Nell Brink ley girl, with MT. Brown Lewis, Spanish nobleman.
 Miss Rachael Howerton, Lexington, Dutch girl, with MT. Slough, Dutch boy. Miss Alice Izard, Roanoke. 1850 costume. with MT. A. Alder. Spanish troubadour.
 Miss Mary R. Klipstein. Bakersfield, Cal, French maid, with MT. Wilkins, French peasant.
 Miss Nellie Hobart, Roanoke, colonial dame. with MT. McCrohan, Richard Occur de Lion.
 Miss Virginia Mish, Middlebrook, Irish peasant, with MT. Barker, Bristol, Roman centurion.
 Miss Juliet Graves, University of Vir- ginia, Empress Eugenie, with MT. Kirk | Moore, Spanish officer.
 Miss Marie Randall, Lakeland, cal. La File du Regiment, with Mir. c. c. Scott, Virginia Hussar. | Miss Elizabeth Cross, Lexington, colo nal dame, with MT. Wyne Ely, Missouri, colonial costume.
 Miss Alfaretta Roberts, Cumberland, | wood, Prince Karl. Miss Catherine Roach, Selma, Ala, | Night, with MT. Curry, English hunting costume.
 Miss Frances Harrison, Amherst, Ice
 land, with MT. Lee Whitehead, cowboy.
 Miss Kittie Rogers, Lexington, Goddess of Night, with MT. Houston Barclay, Ital-
 ian gondolier.
 Miss Rosalie H. Harrison, Sweetbrar
 colonial dame, with MT. Chandler, sieg- | fried.
 | Miss Jane Walter. Staunton, Miss Muf- fett. with MT. Fred Hahn. Jack Horner
 Miss Ruth sWalter, Staunton, Carmen Wiln MI. deOTBe hHole, MthlcdH. | Miss Virginia Barclay, Lexington
 Scotch Lassie, with MT. Robert Hood Scotch lad.
 | Miss Corinne Jones, Lynchburg, Merry | Widow, with MT. George Peters, Ben Hur Miss Faye Elliott, Sweet Briar, with MT. l Bernard Gates, XVII century courier. 1 Miss Mary Johnston, Richmond, Moth | with Mir. Edward Brown, sailor boy. | Miss Rachael Speck, Staunton, Bo Peep | with MT. Dana Hodgdon Romeo. Mrs. P. A. Bonet, IT,, Lexington, velvet | robe, with MT. P. A. Bonet, Jr. Miss Mayo Thach, Birmingham, Ala.
 Dorothy Manners, with MT. J. B. Noell
 American admiral.
 Miss Anne Hill, Lexington, Jana Yama girl with MT. H. B. Gregory, Bulgarian peasant, and others.