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Lotus Club COtilliOn.

Lotus Club Cotillion.
Easily one of the bright particular
social events of the season was the
fancy dress ball given last night at
the Hotel Pines by the Lotus Cotillion
Club. The ballroom was gaily dec
GRATED, and with the brilliant and
gaudy array of multicolored costum-
ing, presented a picture long to be
remembered. A spirit of cheer, gaiety,
and animation was a noticeable effect
and those who attended voted it one
of the most enjoyable events of Pine
Bluffs social history. A long and
highly enjoyed program Of dances was
submitted, and music was furnished
by Seibert's orchestra. Later in the
evening dainty and tempting refresh
ments were served to the guests.
The grand march was led by John
H. Tucker, Jr., and Miss Mildred
Sutton. The cotillion was led by Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Tomlinson. The follow
ing, few unmasked, but the majority
in costumes characters and masked,
attended:
R. B. Jones, as an Indian, and Miss
Mary Dennis, guest of Mrs. N. A.
Austin, as an Indian maiden.
Currin NJ. Nichol, domino, and Miss
Little, Of Texarkana, guest Of Mrs.
Sam Knox, as 30 Peep.
T. J. Williams, as clown, and
Miss Emma Sorrels, as Mary Jane.
Adam Robinson, as clown, and Miss
Emma Wilbourne, as a Gypsy.
H. P. Jordan, as Dutch kiddie, and
Miss Ella Fox as Janice Meredith.
Cecil Baker, as DR.. Primm, and
Miss Hazel Price Davis, of Stuttgart.
guest of Miss Eunice Sullivan, as
Mary Jane.
Claude Sparks, not masked, and
Miss Mary Eleanor Mast, Of Little
Rock, guest of Mrs. |. P. Shelby, as
domino.
DR.. w. T. Lowe as an Irish dude,
and Miss Emma Plummer, as
Colonial girl.
r. T. Bair as a pirate, and Miss
Marguerite Hussman, of Little Rock,
guest of Mrs. Bair, as Night.
Wilbur Orto, and Miss Agnes Coble,
of Union City, Tenn, guest of Mrs.
w. A. Waldrop, domino.
r. NJ. Knox, Jr., as Irish policeman,
and Miss Margaret Ramsay, OF Cam
den, guest of Mrs. 8. Y. T. Knox, as
Marguerite.
Junius Jordan, Jr, as Yama-Yama,
and Miss Mildred Sutton. OF Little
Rock. guest of Mrs. C. Hood, as Yama-
Yama.
Sextus Wilson as clown, and Miss
Ruth Reddick of Altheimer, Swiss
girl.
F.P. Hearn as George Washington,
and Miss Virginia Walker as Colonial
Dame.
Sidney Rutland as clown. and Miss
Louise Grow, The Vogue Girl.
Sam Smith as Chinaman, and Miss
Selma Martin as Yama-Yama.
Ragland Fitzhugh as chauffeur, and
Miss Ada Lanier, Of Hot Springs,
guest of Mrs. T. G. Parham, as a mot
or girl.
Collier Lee as Little Boy Blue, and
Miss Elizabeth Schober as Little Bo
Peep.
Ed Williams as Spanish Cavalier.
and Miss Hennie wilkins as Little
Girl.
C. B. Rutledge as Turk, and Miss
Beulah Walker as Pierrotte.
Russell Graham as Flip. and MISS
Myrtle Pledger as Japanese girl, MISS
Coble. of Helena, Indian maiden.
Walker wilkins as Pierrot and Miss
Emily Fox, as Night.
G. D. Watson as clown, and MISS
Annie Robinson. Yama-Yama Girl.
q. L. Whitelaw as Harlequin, and
Miss Elizabeth Morgan, of Memphis,
guest of Miss Ella Fox, as Carmen.
John L. Alexander-as Japanese, ano
Miss Mamie Mum as Japanese girl.
w. B. Eddins and Miss Annie Mar
tin, not masked.
Henry Roberts az Happy Holligan'
and Miss Margaret Dewoody as Su-
zanne.
Charles Dethel, Of Stuttgart, clown,
and Miss Olivia Alexander. as Folly.
A. Mahan as clown and Miss Nunice
Sullivan - Mary Jane.