The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-18

German ShOne Respondent III their
charming ball gowns, many of which
were prepared for the OCCASION.
The German opened with the1
grand march, led by Mr.. Turner and
Miss White, and when the ladies and
gentlemen passed the favor booth
each lady was presented with a small
Japanese umbrella and the gentle-d
men with a cane decorated with all
bit of red. The dancers We're Ovid
ed into three sections, the tcolprs
dominating each being pink, yellow
and red, 10 couples filling eacho sec
ton. Twelve figures were. DANCED
and favors were presented, with each
figure, the first of whichl9indicated
something of the attractive. things
to follow. The pink section led off
first, the ladies being placed, stand.
ing on chairs in the center! ofiithe-
room, and were provided with light-.
ed candles. The gentlemen snpttlleelnRl } qf lths
section lined npfinHfront of,themb and
attempted to blow lout.ttbnxaand4es.
dancing with th@Lone' whose icaid1el
was extingpjEsblGedd. g III. 9ta~iib6arih9ell
figure was perhaps the. most amuS-t
ing. The gentlemen nfathetyeHow sect
ton we're. provided With small am
bourines.Q. and We're seated ID the cefa
ter of the 1adl ina circle While the
ladiesfiof5 that SECTION invited tile
gentlemen from the red. section to
dance. With them" The itanbo,lrine
artists continued ito 4, amuse, them
selves. nhtil he ladies from the red
section relieved them of their un-
fortunate situation. In the fourth
figure the ladies OF the yellow sec
ton secured two favors and extended
them to two gentlemen, n a small
broom and the other a patriotic cap.
! ure of dancing with the lady and
II those securing a broom danced with
it for a companion. The ribbon fig
ure was done by the red section,
r when Mr.. Turner stood in the center
of the room with, blue and red rib
bons tied in the center, the ladies
: taking a ribbon from Ionei side and
!, the gentlemen from the other and
following it to the END. where part
ners wereishus4 securedTfor the dance.
Figure, six. brought all three SEE
! tions into, the. dance. Attic rear OF
the hall a. sheet was hanging covered
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!. With red hearts. The gentlemen So
= Z cured these ana on the back was. writ
5 ten the mans" of a lady to whom he
presented his heart, while the laad /
y in exchange, gave him a greer, 'necktie
{ which was followed by. a two-step
! /. Another Of the 1ni gguuresl that. Vas anus
ing was figure ten, called the rest.
aurant figure, The ladies were pro.
i, vidleads With cards tdH7 ce%soIntsalinniinng the name
OF, some rrelishf,' suIdahhh aass lobster, sa1n1e,
k s3} tt,7Es%pp aggfheetti,, devils food, the
gentlemen Being lined SIP III the
center. Of the HALL and the lady calf
ed for Some tde}fcatyys, Wife the gentle
MAJ RESPONDED as his. name Was Gail
= odfiN sTH2 % aEl!Gl Ei5nGt2aG9 :.
Z l9Gi IL baoaGoEo-g .5nem5ssr; isoe
2 For the, closing figure the gentle
i nsEretired: To- an adjoining room
and were provided \ with paper bags
! and PLACING them. over their heads 1aad
! MARCHED into the reeoelme:. While thsfs
! Stood in a. aGilgcle the ladies' %selecte6G
a, partneer5era the closing dance of r tthbe
q German, Alb hour vas dexoteaa sts
dancing taaat informal -prograHmn Thpni.
ended an affair that sw4aass happily COZ cor,
: cehiyedd and tteeaytEied :to a gee4qAaclasiioofl
. that resulted in b ggEEeattest tfaAnljoy
meentt .tteoths nsa4Etieippfesgtsr and 9 stthlY9sy'
=. who were witnesses of itnstn obaf
I'D Notwithstanding tied the hiusi