Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-31
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SOCIETY
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inual Dinner.DaDce

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 AAild the most elaborate environ ehts ever conceived for an affair of Kind, the members of tho rro+on y Cup entertained with their anna, '"iler-oance at the Bluff City Club ast evening.
 The Frat offering in the season of 'oclal affairs has, come to he noted fo,. IS originality but last nights coti,- lon was the most enjoyable that the organization has ever rendered The decoratlVe scheme was as unione as if was entrancing. There was no dom. lnant note of color. The rainbow has no more hues than those that glowed from the many pennants that were suspended about the hall bnt tboir profuslon was not unbecoming, rath- CT did they seem to harmonize grace. fully.
 The ball room was transformed in- to beautiful garden. Imitation ivory columns set upon large square bases
  formed a square within the bic hall A huge white light rested upon the top of each column and they were connected by light wicker pieces wrapped with cloth of different col ors From the top of each column to the center of the ceiling, where a \, massive light gave illumination wires were suspended and at short intervals On each wire were electric ights encased in Japanese lanterns. The orchestra was placed in the mid lle of the hall within square of col lmns similar to those on the outer edge and the same decorations were effect. At the north end of the ball oom. on the platform, reposed the uge punch bowl with a mass of \ reenery for background
 The guests were not admitted un-
 all had arrived and the exclama- Ions of delight from the ladies fully Fpaid the Fraternity committee for { (eid labor. To John R. Bloom, of the 1 inc City Electric Company, mem Fr of the Frat club, was given the edit for the design and his efforts rried it out successfully.
 The tables where the luncheon was rved were placed between the walls d the line of columns
 Henry Jordan lead the German and -roduced many new figures. At II Jock a delicious luncheon wa sserv- ed in several courses by the members sof St. Cecilia's Guild, of Trinity thdsehsss'- finn oughout the evening unch was served by Misses Selma Martin, Annie Martin, Lucille Tucker md Evan Goree and these charming girls were assisted by Duke Pohl who made the delicious liquid. Seibert's Orchestra furnished the music which also contributed to the success of the affair.
 Those present were: Misses Frances Ebert, St. Paul, Minn.; Mar gie Belle Atkinson, Mary Kate Riley, Beulah Walker, Lutie Alexander, Georgia Mae List, Nell Gallagher, Hattie Orto, Marguerite Dewoody, Ed na House, Senatobia, Miss; Nettie Lloyd, Lillian Harris, Hattie Fox, Nary Geisreiter, Julia Houston, Janet Powell, Leesburgh, Va.;. Eleanor Aunn, Mrs. Annabelle Roberts; N. J. Gantt, c. M. Nichol,. William Nichol, N. B. Alexander, Henry Jordan,, Will bur 0rto, George Wiley, Helena; John Rutherford, Claud spaoks, John Tucker, Sorrells Dewoody, Frank R. Allen, James Goree, Tom Williams, Sa1n Trimble, Armstrong Barrow, Frank C. Roane, T. J. Collier Jr., AL inelmer; Messrs. and Mesdames H. B. Williams Jr.; H. K. Toney, Howell Westbrook, o. D. Campbell, Warren; .. McMullen, J. S. Jenkins, Cliff on Howell, F. c. Powell, Asa Brun- Nn, c. A. Troupe and Mrs. s. C. Williamson, Hot Springs.