Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-28

q heavy canopy of vines and leaves. IH one corner waa tn" large bright moon which shown full on the sur face of the hall, and with the twink ling stars which studded the beautiful bowers overhead the scene was made one of natural grandeur and splendor On one side of the hall was q large bed of white carnations which were arranged to make the letters F. c in bold relief upon the green bed. On the walls, extending around the entire hall many pennants from colleges throughout the United States, which added greatly to the attractiveness of
 the hall. At the appointed time. l0:30 o'clock, the grand march was led to the strains of Blocks orchestra by Miss Eulalie Aloysius Walker and Henry P. Jordan. followed by Miss Hattie Orto and Nick Cant and Mir. and Mrs. Allan 7. Orto, after which came the committee on the dance with their ladies. AS the march started all the lights in the hall except the moon light and star effect were darkened, and as the couples marched around the hall the effect was one of entranc- ing beauty In the march Miss Walk CT, who is one of the seasons fairest debutanteS, wore a dress of white satin with chiffon trimmings. Miss Hattie Orto was dressed in green silk with pearl trimmings. Miss Mary Gesreiter was charmin@lv attired in a blue net over blue silk, with silver trimmings. Mrs. \. z. Orto wore q becoming white satin costume with white pearl trimmings. Miss Edna House, wore a pink chiffon with dainty trimmings. The gentlemen present were all in full evening dress suits of black, and diagonally across the breast from the left shoulder were the colors ot the club
 < The tavors which were distributed from the favor booth were very pret-
 ty and useful, being leather card cases and gold hat pins.
 Among those present were: Miss Hattie Orto and Nick Cant, Jr., Miss Eulalie Walker and Henry r. Jordan, Miss Carloine Caldwell and Wilbur Orto, Miss Mary Geisreiter and Charley II. Orto, Miss Edna House, Senatobil, Miss, and r. Sorrells De- woody. Miss Edna St0well and w. E. Alexander, Miss Henrietta Taylor and Junius Jordan, Miss Nell House, Sena- tobia, Miss, and Gerald Triplett, Miss Margie Belle Atkinson and Abner Me Ghee, of Little Rock; Miss Anderson, of Atlanta, and Scott McGhee, of l4it- tie Rock, Miss Golden, of Columbus, Ga. and w. F.. Taylor, Miss Bettic Austin and Currin Nichol, Miss lrma Grace and William Nichol, Miss Mary
 Kate Riley and Hervey Mann, Miss Jessie Andrews and Harry Wool l Gridge, Miss Emma Plummer and Sterling Barrow, Miss Eleanor Nunn and Henry Haizlip, Miss Olivia Alex ander and Pitts Jarvis, Miss Fannie Gillespie and Mccoy Core, Miss Vir- ginia Walker and Frank Roane, Miss Bettie Gallagher and Claude Sparks Miss Fannie Hanf and Johnnie Bloom, Miss Nell Gallagher and Sam Carpen- ter, Miss Tdalhia Roth and Jake Dan iels, Miss Kate Wilson and Cage Cross of Little Rock Miss Victoria Goree and James Goree, Miss Charlie Ches~ mutt and Tom Williams.
 Dr. and Mrs. Asa Brunson, Dr. and Mrs Harry Williams, pr. and Mrs. J. s. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Tru- lock, MT and Mrs Harry Trnlock MT. and Mrs. Clifton Howell, MT. and Mrs, " D. Wilkins, MT. and Mrs. John Alexander, MT. and Mrs. Walter C. , Hudson MT and Mrs. Will L. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin, Mir
 and Mrs. w F. Coleman, MT. and Mrs w. T. Young, Mir. and Mrs. Alex Rowell Mir and Mrs. Kemp Toney MT, and Mr. Harvey Hogg, Mr. and Mrs. Allan I 1 Orto, Dr. and Mrs. J. l.. Caldwell
 Mrs. Louise Rowland and Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Rowell.