Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-17
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Miss Mary Geisrator. aaG.k.l F :.
 Captain and Mrs. Sebastian C,g.4Fais-
 vas formally introduced int4 Sffz#at
 Friday night when q hfiiIla4f a-s+=.
 lion was given by her parents sa z.a
 honor and coEapiacufafF 75
 Louise Peck, of Onai15- Nf -.se twho is a guest at the 6 t5,s.sst IThe affair was one Of tA5 Hcst j..r#---f { attended and elaborate ,1aslts .E sa.
 early 1909 season, ana BaaH,a ere =. the most enjoyable sivaa if f3Gis e5t
 in months; The deeora55v,4= 57 h.
 rIu5 par1ors and dining roaua asra
 of pink carnations and ferns. #ajl4
 in the spacious bail roon stafal,.
 palms added ta the attractive fllts l.
 for. In one corner Of tGe h4ii eaaul
 was beautifully decorated table 9gz
 on which a mammoth cut glass paDeI,
 bowl was almost hidden from view
 by profusion Of flowers. Mrs. RnIz
 lin H. Stearns and Mrs Gil II. Ma4-
 tin dispensed punch and during l. half hour intermission at rndnie}t :.
 tempting two-course luncheon was served ill the dining room,
 AS the guests arrived iii the par iors they were received by Captain and Mrs. Eeisreiter, Miss t3eisrciter Miss Peck and Sterling Barrow. Miss Ina Thomas, of Little Rock and NJ. Dick Knox, Mir. and Mrs |. H. Sauu- ders. of Little Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaRGe. Gf St. Louis, who formed 8 receiving i,ne in the Sa4th parlor. Several young lady deboz tantes and their escorts eAa97FoHea by Judge and Mrs Joaa IL Elliott, formed another receiving line in the North parlor. Fhez Were Miss faro= line Caldwell and Janias Jordan. Miss Fannie GiIles9ie ae5 A5Jea Gat9. Hiss Virginia Walker and Henry Jordan Miss Olivia Alexander and soEFelts Dewoody, 3l:sa eattta Gallagher a1id William Jacobs sHl Miss Berta sHlli- van and Mack Haumett.
 Followns the grand march. 3eaa= tifully rendered by Professor Blocks orchestra, d graceful miHuet was par ticipated in by the fair hostess and honoree and the dabutantes and their escorts. It was characterized by many graceful figures. The couples led off from their respective places directly in front of the orchestra stand and formed two squares in tue center of the ballroom The minuet was then performed in detail.
 At the conclusion of this novel iea- ture the cotillion was begun and con- tinued for several hours.
 The costumes worn by the youns ladies were of many charming crea- tions and presented beautiful appear ence as the cotillion progressed.
 Those present were:
 Messrs and Mesdanles X. VI. Barrow, r. NJ. Phillips. w D. Buckner, R. E. Lee. w. D. .Hearn, Wade II. Knox. Clifton Howell Neel Martin, Thur man Louthan,. w. H. Langford, N. A. Waldron, c. M. Duckworth, D. H. Saunders, H. E. Trulock, Jo Nichol. J. M. Elliott, Frank Berry and C. H. rriplett Jr.
 Mesdames M. A. Austin, W. F.. Holt, D. w. Freeman, $. c. Alexander, J. N. Taylar, R. II. Stearns and q. II. Ithtin.
 Misses Geisreiter, Louise Peck, Ma )el and Nell Voss of Little Rock; Miss Christian of Shreveport. La, Lola Mann, Ina Thomas, of Little Rock; Kate Johnson, Jessie Andrews, Nary Kate Riley, Ella Howell, Bettie Austin, Sue Perkins, Aylmer Taggart, Hattie Orto, Nell Gallagher, Bettie Gallagher, Virginia Walker, Emma White, Nettie Grace, Berta Sullivan, Caroline Caldwell, Fannie Gillespie, and Olivia Alexander.
 Messrs. Sterling Barrow, Dick Knox Junius Jordan, Henry Jordan, Allen Orto, Sorrells Dewoody, Will Nichol. Curran Nichol, F. M. Roane, Ernest Walker, Mack Hammett, Henry Roberts, William Jacobs, Beaure Hut, Newt Maer, Veo E. Alexander, Alex Barrow, Jr., Met Gallagher, c. U. Mayfield, Guy Taggart, Haynes Gre sory, Frank Hearn and Will Alex ander.