Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-28

diamonds sparkled on his "top knot"
Mr.. Angela is a dashing young belle
of charming and engaging
and received thirty-six offers of mar
riage during the evening. He was a
petite figute, and a pretty foot, and
keeps a fine horse and a bank &C
count. The girls go into e~cstasies
over him.
Miss Emily Capehart, of Kittrell,
wore a beautiful costume, taking the
character of Lady Washington. 1t
V;as the good fortune of Mr.. Sam
Major, one OF our most charming
and agreeable bellies, to have her
Watchtul and protecting care thrown
around him. Mr.. Majors modesty
and god looks shone no less con-
s~picuously than did his partially
bald head. Ornaments, boiler plate
jeWelry.
Mrs. E.. G.. Davis wore a beautiful
costume, very becoming and appro-
pirate to the character represented.
a French Court Lady of the reign of
Louis XVI. Mrs. Davis was no less
charming and agreeable than she al
ways is, and her husband was proud
because she preferred to take him
to the Top, Mr.. Davis was elegantly
alfred in a spike tail coat, high
standing collar, and blood red neck
tie. Ornaments, a bandana hand
kcrchicf tied alb ut his head. He
can't dance and didn't try.
Mis- Louise Hardy, of Williams
boro, was alfred in a very pretty
and becoming dress, and made Mr..
Nat Boyd happy because she was his
cor' for the evening.
Miss Temple Williams, Of Oxford,
wore a handsome dress of cream
satin. ard was the escort of Mr..
John Thomas Oxford. Evening dress.
Miss Lucic Kittrcll, Of Kittrell.
were white pas&amcnterie and satin,
and represented a Game Girl. She
70 y t take any one and was i'm
partial in her attentions to the
tougher sex during the evening.
Miss Alice McDuffie, Of Fayette-
! vile, wore q pretty and becoming
dress, and looked after Mr.. Gillian
Hart. He Wore his usual handsome
face and tender young moustache,
end appeared to great advantage III
a bed ticking suit cut low in the neck
and high at the bottom, Mr.. Hart is
n Ct our popular y-ung society
bellies and is remarkable alike for ms
rare personal beauty and the dex-
tority which he car catch a baseball
on the first base. He is a darling"
among the girls. Good looking
enough without jeWelry.
Miss Lizzie kittrell, of Kittrell,
wore a handsome dress of garnet silk,
and escorted her brother, Mr.. ice
kittrcll, Evening dress.
Hon. John D. Cooper, our hand
some and popular eX-mayor of the
town, was there dressed in his best
suit and a p%rofusion of smiles. He
is a famous society belle, and al
thouga now married. a stranger
would have been n ne the wiser for
seeing the girls dancing and flirting
with him at the Leap Year Hop. No
n received greater attention or
cut more "figures' or the floor. He
wore = necklace Of beer claws and
had his overcoat stuffed full OF
Allen & Gintor's cigarettes.
Miss Katie Capehart, Of Kittrc1l
was dressed in Queen Elizabeth
style, and accompanied her brother
Mr.. Tristan Capehart. Evening
dress.
Miss Florence Hardy, Of Williams
burg, gave her brother, Mr.. Willie
HarGy the pleasure of her company
Messrs. w. H. Baird, VIII MacNair
Willie Cheek, Richard Henderson
jim Plummer. Rob Switzerland, anc
Fritz Cheek, all charming and grace
full and popular young bellies. were
there arrayed in the best they had
They went alone but it was not then
, 'ault.
Mr., L. NJ. Micheaux, Richmond
Va, Mr.. Charlie helms. Baltimore
Md, Mr.. Bradley Saunders, Raleigh
Mr.. M. P. NoWling. Richmond, ano
MesSrs. Reid, Capehart and Collins
Of Kittrell. Wee present and took
part in the pleasures of the evening
If the GOLD LEAF has overl okec
any of the dear fellows and failed tC
make due mention of their toilets
it was u~nintentional and we are glao
4 of il. And thus ends the fancy dress
Lean Year Hop. the most brilliant
affair of the kind eVer witnessed ir
BurWcll Hall.
r. r MANNING