Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-28

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ana no character was better sustained
either in makeup or manner. Sh.
o her husband, he being too small
and timid to go by himself. Mr..
ChaVaSSe was dressed in Martha
washington style with hair pulled
and powdered and done up in a col,
on lon He was as spry and nimblc
as a kitten and shook the house Whei,
ne danced. He was finally restrained
from dancing and given supper t.
paclfy him. Ornaments, brass buttons
owned by the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad Company.
Miss Fannie Swain represented :.
Young Lady of the Period. She wore
d very pretty costume, and was no
less attractive in uanner and per
son, and Mr.. Sam Parham WSs pleas
ed to have her act as his escort. He
wore his best bib and tucker" and
- as charming n graceful on tie
lloor as he is polite and accommodate
ing at Coopcr's. Mi. Parnam is lust
IN the bud and blossom of flusi.
young manhood, and very popular
with the younger set. He is some
cider and taller than his brother
Bat but not so fly among the girls.
Miss Hattie O'Ncil represented a.,
Artist, and appeared to advantage IN
d handsome costume appropriate t
rCT character. She was VivaCious am,
CHARMING and made Mr.. Whit Swat,
- @'ony as d big SunfloWcr by tax
ing inn to the Leap Year Hop, u
otherwise he might have been force,
either #t"v at home or go alone
l.. vas dressed specially for the oc
c.. :. and put on all ne hal. His CO.
tune consisted of the outfit uSuaIIy
worn by gentlemen ana n buggy ruhn
thrown %careleSSly over his ln:'
shoulder and hooked up ~ de EncN
A perpetual smile played hido am
seek all Vcr his fac" ID n blue"
came to his cheek whtn"vor a oil, !
asked him to dance with hor. Per
frr'"ry, extract Of Days horse and
cattle powders.
Miss Bette Ho"kins, = popuis,
"'nG lady whose agreeable ~eocirtr
~ccklcnburg county, W.. occasional
' lends to us, Represented n Scntc
LaSsiC. She WOrc = worry pretty co..
'11mc like tasty and nNNronriatc /,
&c character a'&1mcd. Shc escorted
wv. ".Tack' Tav1or. tho chnrmcr. who
on this occasion seemed even moro
beautiful and Irresistible than ever.
He was faultlessly attircd in a blue
bottle suit and trimmed with green
and yellow, and his graceful figure
was a conspicuous object nt all times
Mr.. Taylor is of the blonde type OF
beauty, has pcarly teeth and q bank
account. He wears his mnustachc
done up in curling irons, a dimDIc u;
his chin and a merry twinkle in hi
left eve Ornaments, old gold NWor},
out) jcwelry, rubber boots and A
2traW hat.
Miss Fannie Campbell was dressed
in a very handsome cOStum" repre-
@cnting a Gyp~v Fortune Teller. Sh'
shed the light If her countcnancc ",
on Mr.. Ice TilGhman and hn Wa>
happy. He Wore a magnificent dress
0f cheese cloth r,nde on train. anC
perhaps never displayed his rarr
charms Of person and manner to be-
ter advantage. Couldn't borrow any
ieWelry.
Miss Tim Goodrich wore a pretty
and becoming dress and represented
a Gala Lily. She was the escort OF
Mr.. John Hicks. undresSed kid, bale
girl style in Shakeaspearan char
aCter. His costume was simply IN
describe. MI. Hicks wore d jewelers.
(Watch) sign swung pendant from .
trace chain gracefully wound about
his neck and attracted more than hi.
share Of attention during the even
ing. Ornaments, wooden earring,
studded with icicles.
Miss Mamie kittrel1, of Kittrell. re
presented Night. and wore a pretty
costume befitting her character. MI
Ed Peoples, a fascinating VOuns
brunette who has a happy faculty o.
making himself aSrcetIIe to ali. Wa.
fortunate enough to claim her com
pGny and attentions. He wore a Yer,
handsome suit of Lehman's best. anr
ais long tailed coat swept the floor
when he p~romenaded. For some tin !
Mr.. Peoples labored under the dis
advantage Of being taken for Bow
Harris and he was treated rather
cool at first, but as soon as HI
identity was established he received
all the ne WalteQ. FOlgO
to put on his horse pistol and dia
monds.
Miss Gussie Blacknall wore a be
coming dress and danced we'll. She
did not take any one.
Mrs. Nat Henderson appeared We
in a becoming dress and took care OF
her husband during the evening. Mr.
Henderson wore an elaborate dress
Of black and ton homespln anC
chcWcd TOBACCO. Ornaments, a police
mans star and billet.
Miss Fannie Goodwin, Of Warren
County, was handsomely and becom-
ingly dressed and represented Morn
ing. Mr.. A. B. Anglea was the lucky
person to claim her as his escort. He
wore a rich dress f ream satin, lace
oVcrskirt, beaded with mother OF
petite figure, and a pretty foot, and