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phia, imported decollete costume Of
pale green liberty silk.
Miss Ida McClary, pink silk dotted
voile, white roses.
Miss Merle Kissick, white silk null,
Liberty roses
Menu for the Supper.
The dancing program furnished
twenty-one fascinating numbers and
three extras. An excellent supper was
served by the Union Pacific hotel man
agement, the tables being laid in the
armory. The menu for this banquet
was as follows:
Olives Sailed Almonds
Chicken and Potato Salad
Saratoga Chips
Lettuce and Ham Sandwiches
Buttered Rolls Cheese Straws
Ice Cream Strawberries
Assorted Cake Coffee
Programs in coIors.
Appropriate and handsome programs
were a feature of the party, the deco
rative design being a combination OF
the national colors and eagle.
The following committees were in
charge of the ball:
Floor-First Lieutenant and Adju-
tant H. L. Kennedy, Second Lieutenant
L. j. Q. Holiday. Sergeant j. w. Bur
nett, Corporal F. S. Sutphin, Corporal
H. L. Langheldt.
Program and Invitation-Second
Lieutenant Holiday, Sergeant-Major
E. D. H%unton, Sergeant ]. W. Burnett.
Arrangements-First Lieutenant ].
NJ. Jones, Quartermaster-Sergean w,
d. Thompson, Corporal j. L. Hunton.
observation-disclosures f. G. Umhauer.
Lieutenant H. L. Kennedy, Lieutenant
j. A. Hill.
Some OF the Participants.
Among those participating in the
beautiful and very successful ball were
noted President and Mrs. Tisdel, Mr..
Ivinson and Mrs. Grow, Mr.. INT Mrs.
C. d. Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. John
ernest, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fitch, Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Sutphin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Peck
enpaugh, DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cordiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Gish and Mrs. Nellie Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir of Cheyenne, Mr..
VIII Elliott and Miss Grace Elliott of
Cheyenne, Mrs. Jupp of Pueblo, Mr..
Charles Hansen of Rawlins, Mrs. West
and Miss McClelland of Philadelphia,
Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. A.
A. Marsh, Mrs. F. H. Eggleston, Mrs.
w. Fl. Douglas, Mrs. Leslie Kennedy,
Mrs. J.. f. Soule, Mrs. H. l.. Stevens,
Miss Griffin of Cheyenne, Miss West
Miss Langheldt, Miss Tessie Lang
heldt, Misses Venus Frazee, Carrie
Hegewald, Jeanne Douglas, NetDa
Pope, Miriam Doyle, Zoe Miller, Gerold
McDermott, Rae Daniels, Ethel Rau-
ner, Miriam Corthell, Eta Kennedy,
Henrietta Johnson, Mamie Butler, Ed
ma Simpson, Miss Charles, Laura Lee,
Evangeline Downey, Anna Rice, Alice
Rice, Elizabeth Grow of San Diego,
Emma Eggleston, Mabel Jones, Helen
Symons, Cara Prahl, Anne Reid, Mil
dred Mcintosh, Margaret Mcintosh,
Abbie Drew, Laura Breisch, Laura
Let's, Miss Sheldon, Eta DeKay,
Ethel Merriam, Rene Elias of Rock
Springs, Esther Cheney, Carrie Slough,
Mary McClelland, Regina Harsh, Jen.
Eie Campbell, Julia Campbell, Ida Nc.
Clarey, Merle Kissick, Miss Guild OF
Fort Bridger, Wyo., Nellie Marsh;
Messrs. Storrs Sutphin, Will Naismith,
Fritz Umhauer, Harold Symons, Cap
tain ]. w. Heavey, Myron Wall, Geo.
Wheeler, John Jones, Marion Wheeler,
Jack Christmas, Fred McDermott, vii
Thompson, Edward Roberts, Victor
F~acinelli, Herbert Kennedy, George
Sliney, Miller, John Hunton, Dean Hun
ton, Morris Corthell, John Burnett,
Clarence Moir, Herman Langheldt,
Harry Langheldt, Edwin Crowley, A.
c. Jones, Rannie Campbell of Walcott,
Freeman ]. Bowers, Harry Gantz of
Kempar military academy, Boonville,
Mo-, Leo Chase, Owen Downey, Mr..
Kempton, Frank Holiday, F. S. Bur-
rage, John Kunkle, R. C. Hanks, Cor
lett Downey, Robert Guild, Alden Bal
lard, Louis Holiday, Spencer Symons
and John DeLario.