The morning call., 1895-01-26
THE LAST BIG COTILLON.
Society INDUCES Itself at Odd Fellows
Hall.
One Of the Most Enjoyable as Well as
Artistic Social Events Of the
Season.

Society has danced its last cotillon for
the present season, and with the exception
of one more assembly, the Friday Night
Club has completed its series of gatherings
for 1894 and 1895. The affair of last even
ing, which took place at Odd Fellows Hall,
as usual, was perhaps the most enjoyable
of any yet held. The decorations were re-
freshingly novel and artistic, and the fig
ures, having been SO thoroughly rehearsed
since the commencement of the season,
appeared to afford more enjoyment than
ever to those who participated. Their exc
cution was certainly improved upon in
everv particular and the result was per-
feet feast of merriment.
In the work of decorating, the prevailing
hues were orange and white, the blending
of the two forming very pretty and
artistic effect. Cheesecloth was draped
along the gallery rail, while the walls were
hidden beneath festoons of evergreen and
smilax Overhead large streamers of red,
white and blue bunting and japanese fans
and lanterns served to set OFT and complete
the work of the decorators. The stage was
made to resemble floral bower, covered as
it was with tropical plants and handsome
vases filled with roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The first figure, 'the grand right and
left, )" was started promptly at $50 o'clock
and from this hour until past midnight
society devoted its time to dancing. The
remaining figures consisted of the Debut
antes March, serpentine," figure
eight and sslantern." At midnight sup
per was served in the lower hall and a short
order of dances followed.
The ladies and gentlemen participating
in the german were as follows:
Miss Wall and Mr.. Adams, Miss Schnelly
and Mr.. Breeze, Miss McKeeand Mr.. Bray
ton. Miss Ralston and Mr.. 7. D. Board
man, Miss Bowers and Mr.. Bowers, Miss
Watt and Mr. E. l.. Brayton, Miss Z. Smith
and Mr. G.. G. Boardman, Miss Tompkins
and Mr. Breedon, Miss Pope and Mr.. Buck
bee, Miss Maynard and Mr.. Benson, Miss
Smedberg and Mr.. S. Boardman, Miss Gar
Der and Mr.. Borden, Miss Sheldon and
Mr.. Coon, Miss Burili!n1g and Mr. Mr.
Churchill, Miss Moulder and Mr..
Chaplin, Miss Simpkins and Mr..
Coleman, Miss A. Hager and Mr.. Dean,
Miss Bessie Younger and M. de Long, Miss
Moran and Mr.. Duperu, Miss Butler and
Mr.. Eyre, Miss Glascock and Mr.. Fernald,
Miss 6. Goad and Mr.. Folger, Miss Camp
bell and Mr.. Findley, Miss Gibbons and
Mr.. Greenwood, Miss de Noon and MI.
Cooley, Miss Loughborough and Mr.. Gar
rigues. Miss Carroll and Mr.. Gibbons, Mrs.
Lent and Mr.. Heath, Mrs. Taylor and Mr..
Hayne, Miss Coleman and Mr.. Hubbard,
Miss B. Bates and Mr.. Higgins, Miss julia
Croker and Mr.. Hoffman, Miss Goodall
and Mr.. Holbrook, Miss 7. Bates
and Mr.. Kilburn, Miss Miles and
Mr.. KNIGHT. Miss Chabot and Mr.. Knowles,
Miss Van Ness and Mr.. Keyes, Miss Rip
lev and Mr.. Landers, Miss A. Goad and
Mr.. Latham, Miss Hutchinson and Mr..
Lopez, Miss Bee Hooper and Mr.. Lamson,
Miss Catherwood and Mr.. McGrew, Miss
Ames and Mr.. Masten, Miss Heitshn and
Mr.. Mcintosh, Mrs. Magee and Mr.. Magee,
Miss TAYLOR and Mr.. Macondray, Miss
Tucker and Mr.. F. Magee, Miss Younger
and Mr.. Macdonald, Miss Potter and
Mr.. Miner, Miss McCutchen and Mr.. Nc