The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-07
/ Holly Dance 4 Brilliant Event.


Holly Dance Brilliant Event. 4
The dance given last evening in tho
Masonic Assembly hall by the Holly
Club of this city, was one OF the mos.
brilliant society events ever held in
this city. Fully two hundred guests,
lnelud4'g . number OF visitors from
'cIarksburg, Morgantown and Man.
ninston were In attendance. The As.
sembly hail was elaborsteIy decorat.
ed for the occasion in greenery dotted
with the scarlet ponsettas while hel.
Y typical Of the name Of Che club. was
deliberately featured In the embeiiIsh.
nents. The pillars and arches were
gracefully hung with ropes Of smllax
and holly and the brilIiancy of mum.
hers Of shaded electric lights made tn.
scene one Of briIlianee.
Behind screen of greenery IN the
aLeove, kettering's orchestra Of
Grcnsburg, Pa, discoursed exquisite
music for the dancers, while in the
halecny screened from View WAS the
EezpoIItan Orchestra OF Pittshurg,
which also pIayedy brilliantly during
the intern,issions. w
The dancing programme consisted
of sixteen regulars and several extras
and was carried out az follows:
/. Two.step. The Dollar Princess.
2. Waltz, Dreams Of Childhood.
3. Two.step, Poker Rag.
=. Waltz. Wonder Who's kissing
Her Now. cav
5. Barn Daree, the Old Barn Dance.
6. Twc-step, The jolly coppersmith.
z. Waltz, Tales from Vienna Woods.
g. Two.step. Dreamy Rag.
9. Waltz, Garden Of Roses.
Supper.
10. Two.st-p. I've Got Rings or My
Fingers.
II. Waltz, Skaters. Z
(. IL. Espanita Dance, la Espanita.
10. Two-step. Black and White.
"a. Waltz. The Rosary.
IS. Two-srep. The Biiiiken Man.
Is. Waltz, Goodnight, Dear.
:, .Patroneses' Special. Little Memo.
Visitors Special. Flower. of Italy.
Punch was served throughout the
evening and at midnight an elegant
lunch was served. being in charge of
the ladies Of Christ Episcopal Church.
The menu was as follows: 'i''''s2
Fried Oysters Potatoes Chips
Hot Biscuits
Pickles Sailed Nuts
Coffee.
The committee in charge Of the
dance is to be congratulated on the
SUCCESS of the affair. The committee
consisted of the following: Mr. H.. q.
Clark, Mr.. Everett Drennen, Mr..
Brooks Fleming, Jr., Mr.. H. S. Lively.
Mr.. w. j. Rathbun, Mr.. Clarence e.
Smith, MIR. George T. Watson, Mr.. Al,
bert r. Watson. e-''y
The .patronesses of the evening
were: Mrs. a. Brooks Fleming, Mrs.
John A. Clark. Mrs. George peReit,
Mrs. Clarence L. Smith, Mrs. William
S. Raymond, Mrs. Eunear Sinclair,
Mrs. James, e. Watson. Mrs. sylvanus
Watson.
5 Among the guests present were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Rob-
inson, Or. and Mrs. w. J. Boysston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray phkerson, Mr.: and Mrs.
r. j.. conley. MIR. and Mrs. n. e.
CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. conaa~'y.
MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Smith, Mi. and
Mrs. II: g. Crane. Or. and Mra. H.. s.
FaIconer. MIR. and Mrs. A. q. Fleming,
Or. and Mrs. c., w: WaddelI, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. T..
s.. Lively, Mr.. and Mrs: s. G. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs: A. G. Martin, Mr.. ard
Mrs. c. C. Robb,I Mr. and Mrs. G. =.
Smith, MIR. and M rs. e. Powell, Mr..
ana Mrs A. r. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. I. Watson. Mrs. C.. s! Hutchinson,
Mrs M. +. Jol!itfe, Mrs. G. w. Smith.
hrs. T. |. Brett, MRS. Al. ]. Ruekman,
Mrs. Il. j. Ross, Mrs. M. .. Christie.
MIR. and Mrs. MN. !, Nicely. Misses
Mary Christie, Minnie Fleming, LII,
Ian Reed Katherine Race. Mary Reitz..
jane. Carpenter. Elizabeth Watson.
Jean Fleming, Lucy raymond. Mary
.Haynaend, Zoe .1ollisfe. vlana Hoyds