The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-02
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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One of the most delightful functions
of the convention was the brilliant
garden party given Wednesday after
noon by Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T. Tierney, at
the ''Fairoaks," their beautiful sum-
mer home. at Mountain Lake Park.
The spacious lawn, pergola and YER
anda were exquisitely decorated with
vines, rhododendrons, hemlocks and
mountain flowers, while the flags and
gay Japenese lanterns added brightness
to the scene.
During the afternoon about one hun
dred and fifty guests enjoyed the hos
pitality of MIR. and Mrs. TierneY. The
guests were received on the veranda by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. A. NJ.
Thompson and their house guest. Mr..
MtGrath of Baltime.
From a bower of native rhododend-
rons Miss Gertrude Humphreys, of
Parkersburg, W. Va, and Miss Mar
garet Smith, of Bellefontaine, o., serv.
ed delicious claret fruit punch, concoct-
ed by Mr.. Moreton the official punch
maker of Sandusky.
The coffee urn was presided over by
Miss Birdie Terrell, of Parkersburg,
W. Va.
Mrs. Dawson, Parkersburg, W. Va,
the Misses Geraldine Wallace, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, Beatrice Hayward of Mt.
Lake, Margaret Dixie, New York, Rose
Mary Tierney. Mary Hayward, Olive
Howard of Mt. Lake, assisted in serv-
ing the refreshments and caring for the
guests, while music was furnished by
Whites orchestra, of Oakland, Nd.
Professor Remington of Philadelphia,
was honor guest of the occasion.
The annual grand ball of the West
Virginia PharmaceuticalAsso was
held at the Loeb Lynn Hotel ball room
Thursday night and was one Of the most
delightful functions Of the meeting.
Youth and beauty, age and wrinkles
tripped the light fantastic toe in the
most p-to-date and blithesome fashion
until the early hours of the morning.
The ball was opened with a grand
march led most ably and gracefully by
Mr.. andIMrs. W. A. Ream, the premier
dancers of the Association. The Castles,
Joe Smith and others of the ilk that
worship at the shrine of Terpsichore,
were reported to have had scouts cor
cealed in the Spanish moss that garland
ed the ball room. 1t has also been re.
ported that the said scouts turned gree
with envy as they gazed at the gliding
dancers that thronged the floor.
The costumes worn by the ladies were
the most charming creation of the
modiste's art. Among those worthy OF
particular mention were the gowns OF
Mrs. W. A. Ream, white lace; Mrs. s.
M. Scott. yellow charmeuse with a neck
lace of amber beads; Mrs. John Farrell
effective gown of black crepe meteor
Miss Emily Hobbs, black crepe de chine
Mrs. w. W. Harrison, pale blue chiffon
Miss Dittmeyer, charming grown Of
white, and Miss Mary Eleanor Ream, q
very beautiful white frock.
During the irtermission a buffet
luncheon was served and enjoyed by the
dancers, who returned refreshed and in.
Viporated to the floor.
Theirs not to reason why
Theirs but to dip or die
Bully one-steppers.
The music was furnished by the hote
orchestra and the tingle of the tunes
they dispensed fingered in the feet Of
the dancers long after the last strains
of the last waltz had spent it's echos
and the dancers had reluctantly left the
floor.
Altogether the affair was one of the
most ENJOYABLE of the meeting and the
thoughts of it will linger for many
DAYS of ''pill rolling" in the domes Of
the dope troopers.
Not satisfied with the ball some Of
the party are playing drop the hanc
kerchiet." Funny what this mountain
air 1aac for coma