The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-04


Gorgeous Masquerade Ban
Oriental splendor, gorgeous cos
tunes and graceful dances marked tue
Bali Masque or fancy dress bali gls-
en- last evening by some. Of the 60
1istg girls at the waldo. the ban
room was decorated With palms, ferns
and pOtted plants, while the Christ
mas flower, the brilliant poinsetta,
vas used In protusIon md they
formed charming setting for the
many brilliant and charming cos
tames worn by the girls and men The
Rrcae stfa was concealed by tall
hedge Of ferns and ported plants and
rendered a most charming and well
selected program gof music for which
the Cadenza orchestra IS SO famous
and much sought after by the social
degotees.
IL the receiving line and other
GUESTS who were not masked were
Mrs. Nathan Goff Mrs. John Koble-
sgards Mrs. Richard T. Lowndes, Mrs.
Mord Lewis, Mrs. Arson D. PAR, Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Alexander, Mrs.
Ella Bryan Templeman, Miss Gerard,
Mrs. Albert w Rapp, Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Vance. Mrs. Edward
.lRehner, Miss freeman. Mrs. Virgil L.
Highland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ,
Hart and Mrs. Criss.
: PIoihptly' atsthe appointed time the
bail opened with az brilliant march
of sapSSadsFsGp the. stirring strains
Of grand march. Every nation
wasi laprssehbdd IN costumesqof .Beau4
~, severe and grotesque. Al delight
fuf program OF dance music WAS
played Until II q,eloeka when asalad
supper was served in the large dIn4
ing room which presented a festive
scene in its garb OF Christmas breens
and holly. The orchestra was sta
toned on the balcony and catchy
program of music was played, con-
sisting Of airs of the different ma
tons and all the latest music and,
songs.
Among the many charming cos
tunes worn by the guests were
Spanish dancer Mrs. Percy Con;
Folly" Mrs. James jackson; Flow
er girl" Mrs. Robert ii. wilson;
Janet Meredith, Mrs. Charles B.. AL
exander; "Quakeress," Miss Maxwell;
Mexican lady, Mrs. Britt; China
man." George Osborne: "salvationI
Army" Mrs. j. Carl Vance; "Norweg-
ian peasant girl" Mrs. Frederick
stathers; Flower girl" Mrs. William
Newton; White satin domino Miss.
Basel; The colonel" DR.. Fleetwood;
-"Minstrel man. Howell Reed; SAL,
or Jack Coburn; Japanese girl"
Miss Gallagher; Spanish maiden"
Miss Jackson; GYPSY" Mrs. Moore
jackson; Mother and little girl" Mrs.
and Mrs. Harvey F, Smith; Dark blue
'dohinoe," A. D. 7Parr: Japanese,
lady" Mrs. E. G. Smith; The western,
girl" Mrs. Thomas w. Pettlgrew;
austrian peasant" Miss Koblegard;
Indian girl" Mss. Charles Findley;
Spanish girl" Mrs. Altizer; dolly
Warden" Mrs. Lynn Horror: kings
Jester" Mr.. Charles B. :Alexander,t
Christmas tree" Miss Vance; "Pret-
ty. little sister of Jose." Mrs. Leather
bury; Dorothy Vernon" Mrs. Writ
Lewis; Juliet" Miss Frost; Fat girl
Edward Rassel;; "Dago.'' Robert
E!.Koblegard; "Bopeep," Miss Musgrave;
japanese girl Miss Burns; span
ish girl Mrs. Camden; Mechanical
toy" Miss Rogers; Fat boy" Writ
Lewis; Crystal Queen" Roscoe
Brewn;J fspldier," Roscoe Brown,
Green domino" Harold Dame;
! %'sheehefdsgs,'T Mrs. Philip IF. Step
toe; Little girl Miss Borgess.; Mary
jane T4issiD Duncan; "Green domino
Ward Russell; Little GIRL" Miss Will
Fired Wamsley; Dutch boy" ]. w.
lNNillinapm4}s;s Chinese woman" Miss
Martha Basel: Austrian maiden
Miss Brown; odd fashioned GIRL
Mrs. Robert H. Wilson; THE queen
Mrs. L. o. Smith; Lady Teasle, :,
Mrs. Harry T. Wilson.
The out of town guests present we're
Mrs. Harry Clark, Fairmont; Mrs.
sprigg D. Camden, Mrs. James Jack