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Chapter Dance.

Chapter Dance.
The post-leap year dance given NV
the members of the Ella K. Nows,,n,
Chapter, U. d. c., and other .ounr
ladies', at the Bluff City Club ,axi
night was without a doubt the nosr
enjoyable social affair of the season
The decorations We're not as elahoa-
ate as those that graccd ono or t,vo
occasions, the orchestra was no, any
larger nor was the floor any smooth
er than at any other time, bus the
spirit of good fellowship e.vadeI he
air The girls were con cious thar
they had turned the usual order Of
things around and instead of being
petted, pampered and provided TO.
they did all this and more for the;,
Young men friends anG with suck
charming graciousness that the yDuur
men, SO fortunate as to receive a bid
to the dance, We're offering UP thanks
that they lived in a city that hpll
such glorious examples of the fai,
sex. Nothing had been left undorr
to make the gentlemen enjoy tholl-
selves, and with the thought that il
had been arranged for them and car
ried through so success fully they
warmly felt and expressed their ap-
probation The dancing began at L.
o'clock and continued until a late
hour The figures were lead by Hen
rv Jordan and Ed Williams. One fig
ure that proved a feature was pre-
senting each dancer with a favor in
the shape OF Japanese lantern.
These were lighted and with the room
in darkness the DANCES carrying the
scene On a rostrum at one end Of
the hall and under a canopy of red
white and blue, punch and sand
wiches were served by Miss Helen
Philpot and Miss Cornelia Walker.
Without doubt the dance was the
most enjoyable of the season and the
young men were profuse in their en-
pressions of appreciatons While all
the young ladies are to be commend
ed most of the credit is due the COM
mittee, composed of Miss Resale
Philpot, Miss Beulah Walker and Mrs
&C. A. Troupe Among those present
we're Dr. w. T. Lowe, Curran Michel,
Ernest Simpson, Met Gallagher, Wal
ter wilkins Roy Kennel, Sol BLOOM,
Robert Bair, Willis Adams, John
Tucker, Sidney Rutland, Sam TrimbiA,
Charles5 Whyte, Claud Sparks, SeXtNs
Wilson, Will Alexander, Coll Andrews
Gus Wiley, John l.. Alexander, HarrJ
Miller, Walter Cook, Dick Knox, MI
Ingram, James Goree, Ragland Fltz-
hush, Tom Collier, J. w. Adam:
Henry Jordan, Junius Jordan, Will
bur Orto, Tom Williams, Bart Eddins
Ed Williams, Sorrells Dewoody, Adam
Robinson, DR.. 10 Campbell, Edgar Nc
Cannon and Shep Gallagher. Misses
Beulah Walker. Annie Martin, Rosa
lie Philpot, Viola Fowles, Georg J
Mae List. Lillian Harris, Della Page
of Norfolk: lone Hearin, Mary Nc
Coy, Nell Gallagher, Matte Orto
Louise Grow. Mildred Owen, Frances
Ebert, of st. Paul; Gertrude FOX
Emily Fox, Matte Fox, Annie ROBIN
son, Eunice Sullivan, Katie Boyce
Mary Boyce, Ross thompson, Ednf
House, of Senatobia, Miss; Miss Can
non, Mary Geisreiter, Myrtle Pledge:
Ollie Eddins, Nancy Num- and Emm'
Wilbourne. DR.. and Mrs. A. W
Troupe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bair, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. William:
son, Mrs. George w. List, Mrs. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Toney, Mr. and Mrs
Wade Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rag
on, Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Mann AM
Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Westbrook rms
music by Seibert's Orchestra was on
of the many features that contributed
to make the dance complete success
Theatre Party.
Miss Mary Geireiter entertained
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