The daily sentinel., 1911-12-29
SOCIETY.
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last night. Each number was en-
cored time and again and it was two
O'Clock this morning when the strains
of the home waltz ended the 1911
season. The music was superb. new
and swingy pieces being played.
while the floor was in excellent con-
ditiOn. The grand march was led by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sawyer. The
music was as follows: Frat, !" Hold
Me Just a Little Closer" "Harbor Of
Love, y I'm Going to Steal Some 9th
er Fellows Girl, ''All that | ask is
Love, . National Medly," Coming
Thru the Rye. " "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" pink Lady" sugar Moon, -
Billy Garden of Roses when
the Daisies Bloom Again. IN TrJva-
tore, kiss Me" Bachelors Love
Dream, Put Your Arms Around Me
Honey Every Little Movement
Casey Jones" In the Days of Boys
and Girls" stop, Stop. Stop We
netian Waters" "Oceana Rolf and
Goodnight Dear"
The floor committee was John
Fidel, Anthony Fidel and Frank Hin;
the music committee. Frank Black
IS.
George Nahstull, Rae Morris and
Ralph Palmer, and Fred jenkins.
Richard Dowrey and Ross Reynolds
on the hall and refreshment commit
tee.
The chaperones We're as follows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sawyer Mr.. and
Mrs. William Buthorn. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Car
ga N I TrsgF A II NJ
and Mrs. II. S. Barliuloo, and Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Primrose.
The officers of the club are James
H. Fiske, president; George Nahstol,
vice president: W. r. Dowrey, sec
retary and treasurer.
The bachelors, alumni and guests
were as follows:
Messrs. William II. Ohler. George
| Nahstoll. Frank Hall, Donald Couper,
| Frank Lumsden. Frank Merriel, Ray
Slocomb, e. e. Neil, Carl Nichols
| Fred jenkins, Walter Hoel, Martin
Corcoran. Frank Blackstone, Ralph
Rice, Richard Dowrey, Ed Ryan. Ben
Allison. Harold Sawyer, Wynne Ross,
James Fisk Lynn Kennedy, Frank
| Hill, Howard Fairbanks. \. Fidel,
Henry Kissinger. j. Fidel Walter
Wilhelmy. Lawrence Carnahan. w. E.
Jordan, John kirtley, j. IL. Connors
Rae Morris. Ross Reynolds, c. f.
Cortney, Gaylon Holbert, Roy Long.
! VIII Longshore, Ralph Palmer, Cover
/ Rice, +. r. Thomas, II. C.. Meyer,
Clarence Kurtz. Ralph Todd. T. w.
| Richard of Boise, Ida; Wilkes Din
wddie, Theo. w. Primrose, Harry b.
Jones, L. Il. Storm. Stanley Miller. DR..
/ c. n. Needham. Coy Klinger, A, p.
| Wadsworth, George Wampler, A. E.
| Baylis, He. Paddock and Elmer Sha-
| Ter.
Among the ladies and their gowns,
were:
Mrs Elmer Shaler. white satin /;
Miss Ethel Blackwell, hand painted
chiffon; Mrs. II. c. Paddock, blue
crepe dechine; Mrs. l.. f. Storm. yell
low satin; Mrs. Wilkes Dinwiddie,
| rose satin; Mrs. Harry Jones. laven-
der chiffon; Miss Ollie Rotchford, la
vender crepe; Mrs. II. S. Barkuloo,
pink chiffon, with silver trimming
Mrs. Coy Klinger, white marquisetce; /;
Mrs. T. w. Primrose, blue crepe me-
teor; Miss Lila Shackleford whise
chiffon; Miss Eugena Kelly. pale
green silk Miss Irene Steel white
tullApus All5S Alltt Slullus yellow
lace; Miss Mabel Pearse. blue chiffon
with black trimmings; Mrs. F. A. Car
son, tan marquisette; Mrs Ralph
Todd, white satin, overdress with
crystal trimmings; Miss Alma Lums-
den, pale blue silk; Miss Victoria Will
helmy. white chiffon; Miss Helga
Langland. white yelling; Miss Fran
ces Corcoran, yellow chiffon over sat
in; Miss Grace Frey white chiffon;
Miss Sadie Erickson, pink satin lace
overdress; Miss Josephine GLADDEN.,
pale blue satin; Miss Mildred Adams,
pale blue satin with pearls; Miss
Blanche Andrus, lavender silk; Hiss
Wesley Williams, white satin, blue
overdress, fur and crystal trimmings;
Miss Rowena Wheeler, pink French
silk crepe; Mrs. c. n. Needham.
flowered chiffon; Mrs. A. f. Baylis,
champaign silk; Miss Gertrude Bur