The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-20
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fol Ever Held
Surprising in attendance and bril-
liaHcy ala previous efforts OF Che Char.
ity Ball association. the fourth annual
Charity bali at Convention han Fri
dag evening was successful beyond an
anticipation According to a conserv-
atiye estimate fully 500 people we're
present, including the children. Mrs.
Bond, president Of the association, said
that over $500 would be cleaned from
the proceeds.
The transformation in the appear.
ance Of the hall accomplished By the
ladies in charge OF the decorating was
almost unbelievable, the building was
converted into yeritable fairy land
The children giving the folk dance,
during the early part OF the evening,
won hearty applause. performing
every movement perfectly. They were
trained by Miss Wheeler, instructor in
physical culture in the Girls college.
The program for these dances was
as follows:
l. Dance Of Greeting. (Danlsh.)
Frances Riddle. Marjorie Dwyer, Mar.
iorie Cochran, Louise Dugan, Amy
Ellis Horn. corinne Wootten Mamie
jenkins, Wilma Cloud. Edith Mosley.
Marjorie Watkins. Alberta smith,
Lois Horn. Margaret Dawson, Pauline
Greer, Bessie Galloway. Rebecca
Armstrong, Helen Burke. Helen Cali
loway, Isma ssnlsz. Dorothy CaiIoA
way.
p Spanish Barn Dance Orlene
Leeds. BOYD CIlkey
81 Mountain March. tNorwegian)
Dorothy Dugan. Jack Griffin, John
Greer, Reford Bond, ir.. Phoebe Hett-
ner Virginia Atkinson. Sam Gribi
Ruth Burton. Jessie Stone. William
Griffin, Ladonia Stone, Gladys Rich
ards. Jack Schwartz. Elizabeth John
son, Marie Potts.
T. Irish Lilt-Josephine Johnson.
Mary Lee Johnson, Lois Burton,
Frances Frey
5. Reap the Flax Swedish ~
Same dancers as No i.
6. Solo Dance The American
Beauty-Joy Ringer.
q Carronsal MERRY -go-Found. or
Flying Horses l-All the dancers
iswedish Singing Camel
Al large number Of out OF town guests
We're present. among them being the
Following Mr and Mrs. A. G Cruce.
Miss Gail cruee. Mrs. u. L Turner,
Miss Irene Turner. Mrs. ]. P. Johns.
Oklahoma City Mrs. Frederick Like
aud Miss Josephine Williams. New
York. Mrs. Frank TInsman. Miss Cor.
nella Libby. Miss Irene Beeeom, Mr..
Carl Humphrey. Fl Reno. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bond. Miss Ella campbs'i.
Mrs C. b Campbell. Mlneo. SIT. Lon
Williams. Purcell.
The arrangements fot the bail were
perfect in every particular and the
hall was one Of The pfeitiesl ball rooms
that has even been decorated by tie
ladies' OF the city
Conyc1' ion hall was transformed
into a garden scene. the color scheme
OF lavender and white being used
Around the wallis a line Of purple
chyrsaaihemums formed q moidlag
and across the ceiling siresmem Of
white and isvsnacF we're woven -
nnd abort the electric eirinsa The
lights were white and lavender aad
when lighted made the hail brilliant
scene. Suspended sireemefs Of white
and lavender Ia the center Of tle
hall we're small baskets Of chrYsan.
themums and banked around the walls
we're palms. and lardinieres filled with
bouquets Of liiaes The musicians
we're seated under q pergola with 3
background OF palms anu flowers.
The hardwood maple floor was pol.
ished until It shone ike glass and was
50 perfectly smooth that II was ideal
for dancing. Seats we're placed on
each side Of the hall for the people
who attended and did not care to
dance, and for The comfort Of The
dancers
The stage was fitted up into a re-
freshment parlor and here Mrs. Fl. a.
Coley aud her committee served
throughout the evening cake and
cream The tables were laid in white
and lavender wish a center bouquet
Of lllaca and the refreshments served
were delicious
Miss Gail Cfuce, Il niece Of Coy. lee
crnee OF Oklahoma city. and Mr Har-
ry Hendricks Of this city lead The
grand marcel. The dancing began at
g.90 o'clock The music furnished by
the orchestra was one Of the excep-
tlonally fine dance programs rendered