The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Fancy Dress Party.

Au fNN'tulnEN lifliN anu oulal
party on mid.weekwas that given by
Miss Beatrice Won Keller and Miss
Rachel Campbell.
The handsome Elks' home on
Broadway was gay with grlies in
their prettiest fancy frocks and nod.
ding with sweetscented posies-whC
ate getting their plumes in shape for
the social flight some day-and boys,
who were as handsome as those who
have been doing society for these
many years.
Mss Beatrice as Dolly Warden and
Miss Rachel, a gypsy maid, greeted
you After the arrival OF the guests
Mrs Campbell and Mrs. Won Keller
led the way to the spacious dancing
room, where the light fantastic was
tripped till a late hour.
Programs as neat and cunning as
ever were gotten up. Old English
letters, "B.R," in gilt, ornamented the
front, while on the reverse side was
a program consisting of cotillions,
waltzes and two-step. These were dis.
tributed by little Ruth Blake. Helen
Won Keller and Jeraidne Colman.
The grand march was led by Miss
Rachel Campbell and Mr.. Walter C.
Dean, in which all took part. The
music. on this occasion by the Low.
enstein orchestra, was sweeter and
more inspiring than ever.
The favors were artistic and orig.
inal ideas of the clever little hostes-
ses. The first: Girls-red tarlton
caps. Boys-American beauties.
Second: whistles. Boys
fans.
Third: Girls-fancy red lanterns.
Boys-fancy green lanterns
The lights were turned out and
lanterns all lighted, and beautiful was
the freely scene, and as novel as any.
thing one often sees.
Fourth: Nrls-Japanesn puzzles
Roys-"First Prize" ribbon oaGges,
Fifth: Girls-rings Foys-rings
sixth, and last; by M means least
The Yale fiage, in SHAPE, rad with
"BR" in green. Eevery one Joined
the march, to the tune of Home
Sweet Home"
while the lights were low the fire
ilies' wended their way into the diu
ing room. The long table was spread
in rich linen and decked with roses
and sweet peas arranged in low cen
ter pieces, and tall cut vases, while q
wreat Of the dainty blossoms wander
ed careless abandon over the pretty
board lees and cake were daintily
| served.
The young hostesses being assisted
by their mothers and Misses Cha
idult and ONeal. Much OF the sue
cesc Of the AFFAIR is due Mr. Dean
who is up on all the new whirls in
dances, and who is as much at home
with me little ones as his own crowd
And was there any one who enjoyed
the whole affair more than Dr. Won
Keller and Judge Campbell? ard well
they should to claim these bright. vi
yacious daughters,
Miss Campbell is an athlete, fond
of out door sports and an expert on
horse and has travelled. much.
Miss Won Keller is more quiet and
possesses . literary turn. and took
scholarship h"uoIs at HarGraye col
lcEe this session Both were reared
IN Ardmorc, and are daughters of
whom We are heartily proud,
ifCse en.masque were; Misses Won
Keller, Dolly Warden; Campbell, zip,
sy; Jeanette Lowenstein, American
Beauty; Annie Klosh, Twilight; Vic.
Ia McClatchy Daisy; Lucille Nc.
Clatchy, Bo-Peep; Margaret Blois,
Quaker; Ozella Pugh, Fairy; Marga
ret Noble, Flower Girl; Myrtle Frame
and Roy West, typical Fortune Tel
lers; Gene Blake, Red Rose; Katie
Johnson, Rink; Sallie Joe Duston, vi
oct; Flo Alexander, sunHower; Mar.
garet Williams. Evening Tide; Mary
Williams, Night; Pauline Gladney
Pink Rose; Nellie Ikard, Colonial;