The Forrest City times., 1912-02-02
LEAP YEAR BALL.
Delightful Affair Given by Young Ladies of Forrest City
 Monday Night.

As return for the many delightful co mplimentary dances rendered them by the gallant young men of Forrest City, and taking advantage of the fact that this is leap year, the fair young omen of the city put their pretty heads together last week, re- solved themselves into a committee of the whole, and after secret caucus and due deliberation, decided to re- turn, in one charming masterpiece, the many complimentary dances at which they had been the honorees.
 Accordingly arrangements were made, band was secured, programs were ordered printed, and invitation made out aspiring their Best Eel low, to accompany them to q Leap Year Ball given by the Young Ladies of Forrest City. and few, if any. of the invitations were turned down by by the lucky recipients.
 The dance was held Monday eve ming in the vacant GatIing store building. which Nas prettily decorat- ed and adorned for the occasion. Amps Orchestra from Helena Nas secured 10 furnish the music Be tween forty and fifty couples partiei- pated. among them being visitors from Memphis. and other Tennessee points. from Mississippi. Mafianna Wynne Helena. Brinkley and else- where. as follows
 Miss Madeleine Roll0age and John Schiosser Miss Garnette Lyons Me ridian, Miss. and James Ewart. Miss Norma Hancock Wynne] and Mr Mccoy, Miss Russell and Will Mer- win, Miss Euna May Polk Memphis and John GatIing Miss Olive Rec Daggett Mariannal and kirke Beck CT, Miss Virginia Norton and Charlie 6orman, Miss Hattie West lHelena) and MT. kesee Helena Miss Anna Mae Grobmeyer and Bard Nichols, Miss Mae Boggan and 4 Nimocks, Miss Anna Rolesou and Louis Me Daniel, Miss Ara Pat Conner Augus- ta1 and John Mann (Marianna, Miss Mary Lou McClintock Marianna1 and Walker Morrow, Miss Eva Bridgforth and Leo Gr0bmyer, Miss Evelyn Der rick lMariannal and Jim McA lexander .Mariannai, Miss India Maytield Mis- sissippil and Mr Donnerly. Miss Emile Gatling and Arthur Robert son (Wynnel, Miss Dainty Calling and Lindsey Bridgforth, Mss Clara Bridewell and Chas Buford, Miss Lula Bridewell and II W Cook, Miss Bessie Mai Williams and Dan Wylds Miss jaunita Johnston Mari anna and Walter Burnett Mari anna Miss Georgia MerWin and George BicketstaH. Miss Marie D. shaw Helena and Nathan Norton. Miss Rooney UpshaW Helena Viii Williams. Miss Neu German and Ross Hughes Haynes, Miss Mary German and John Pikington 1uar1anua MI>s Marguerite Barrow and Henry Gat- .ing, Ml~9 Eva Clen Helear and . b. 0ld9. Mis- Eaftte AHdridge aud Reed Ho@s Miss Norton Preaeft and Ira Proctor NiSs Elizabeth Davis tga Frank 5fe. Miss G5friaae NJ {Iexlhder Naaanna and Tom N ham Nisa A5mse Ffra5rick
 | hing Tennessee and Henry an Ms May Rarkaef Nem- a.#=- aud Herman R1t5Vage Mis- t lr- mia BoI wage ana Edward Ma iorg. Miss Canon Wynne .aad ban kaeafa9t. and Max EatH0z
 GhaperaHes= 17r and Mrs. J =. ~hie.ds, Mr and Nr7. Eugene WH-I iams. Mrs NJ Dlckersou. Mr.. Ja6a GatIiag Nf and Mrs Harry Knight. br. and Nrs r r Boggaa Mrs S. X R5Ife Mf9 f6ba eargta. Mrs. \. " Norton Mr> b 0 Bridgf0rth and MrS . E EaaNage
 Dancing Wa9 .ndaIged m anti pro verbal wee sma hours. and the hap py participants departed voting it tue pleasantest evening and the most enjoyable affair ever held in Forrest City. and that#the fair heiles of For rest City had covered themse1 .eS with glory. and painted a red letter Djghl upon the pages of the citys social calendar We congratulate them apon tue Success of their Leap Year BlN.