The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-23

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and fluNinr Jrnpcrc. Vt the maids
aud mHlruns appeared Ia delightful
contrast From this nnglcd wild
wood, the guests were urhrrrd tu 'hr
main floor uf the ball room, which
seemed but an olTu space IN ,hr
sylvan scene. aud was cnnmicd over
head hy the trailing mass. rncompus,rd
by 'he trees nt the sides, while nt the
other end " the hnl room, the music
ISSUED from nu0ther grove ~ trees
where also WIS served delicious punch
throughout the evening
The soft lights falling through this
tangled mass Of foliage gave added
beauty to the happy fnces, beautiful
dnncing frocks aud elegant costumes
which were worn by the maids aud
mntrous, OF the city and the guest, Of
the evening who had come from fur
aud near
The grand march which was formed
nt o'clock was led by the president,
Mr. ". {. Dean, and his charming
daughter, Mrs. Walter &. Short uf
Fort sill, followed by the yicepresl
dent Mr. V. y. Mclnnis, and Miss
Helen GlOyd and the secretary, Mr.
Uunnell Moore, aud Miss Louise WHt
son The programs dainty affairs In
white had the clubs monogram on the
back aud the numbers included also
cotilion figure, In which the fayors
were the latest novelty silver
handkerchief holders, such as our
ancestral great grandmOthers wore
only these were arranged TO hang from
the little finger. The men were given
silver match cases.
The floor committee Included ChaE
u, Carter, j. g. Lutwiler aud Fred
G. Clarke. During the internisEon
tables were placed and the merry
party was seated to enjoy an elegant
collation. OF six courses
Among the guests from out " the
city were Mr.. and Mrs. william q.
Smythe Of MARROW, Mayor and Mrs.
Peter Duffy and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Hardin OF El Reno, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Short OF Fort Sill, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Gray OF Medford, Ore,
Mrs. w. Erwin Grove and Mrs Eula
Handle Keafby Of Dallas. Mrs.
Gabriel Wright. Tulsa; Miss Marie
Murphy, Dallas Miss Louise fcnet,
Paris. Texas, Mr.. Tom Boyd. Chlcka-
shA Mr.. A. King. Dallas. Mr Arthur
CLARK, Cushing; Mr.. James II. Jones,
Atlanta; Mr. A. y. Zimmerman Chi.
cago; and Mr.. Morris Hoffman, st
Louis.
Among the gowns OF unusual beauty
were:
Mrs. Walter Short, a becoming COS.
tune OF white lace and tulle over blue
with silver bands in Grecian fashion
conflning the draperies, and q shower
of pink roses forming the arm bouquet.
Mrs. Walter ID. Caldwell. fllmy
white net with the triple tunic edged
with cords Of pink aud blue, and a
broad girdle In the PASTE shades OF
pink and blue.
Mrs Leon Huckins, gold colored
crepe de chine over white lace with
roses
Mrs. Floyd Lamb. yellow net over
accordeon peated satin, with touches
/ Of silver and caught with flowers.
Mrs. Roy Russell, a beautiful gown
OF white net draped to form pan
niers, with broad girdle " cloth OF
gold. and one large gold rose near the
hem OF the skirt.
Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, palest blue
silk, veiled in white net, with wreaths
Of satin roses confining the corsage.
and insets OF lace
Mrs. Lawrence Mills, an attractive
gown Of gold satin and tulle, with
bands Of gold irridescent trimming
Mrs. william o. smythe, simple
but charming gown Of white satin In
Empire design with very full skirt,
with numerous rows OF cor,nng at the
bottom, and a bertha OF rare lace
Mrs Kearby OF Dallas, pale blue
tulle shot with silver, and having a
broad band Of silk embroidery.
Mrs Cyril II. Clymer, handsome
gown Of rose colored velvet trimmed
with fur and lace.
Mrs c. Edgar Honnold, dainty
frock OF pale blue taffeta with trim
mlngs Of lace and pink roses.
Mrs Jsques Dur, gown of white
lace, flounced with bodice Of rosa
velvet.
Mrs. Grove OF Dallas, a most attrac'
tive frock OF tulle In rainbow effects
Of blue and gold
Mrs Charles Boggs handsome
gown OF white lace and net with an
entire tunic Of silver lrridescent,
Mrs. ]. Y. DodsOn. becoming
gown OF green tulle In two tones, WIN
touches OF silver.
Mrs. Aletha Barr Taft dainty
dancins frock OF filn1y pink net, the
tunics edged In narrow bands of silver
and a rainbow glrdle In pastel shades
Mrs. Cadien Lutweiler, pink net
with trimmings OF lace and roses.
Mrs. II. NJ Sisson, watermelon
satin with oyer-tunic OF lace, edged
with fur.
Mrs. Hardin Of III Reno, white sat
In with entire tunlc Of black jet
Mira Harry Gray, ~ Medford, Ore,
fluffy dress OF tulle In shades " pink
and green.
Mrs. A. +. Bond. blue silk, banded
with black velvet
Mrs. Duffy OF Nj Reno. blue chiffon
In self stripes OF two shades trimmed
with fur IL
Miss Myra Wilson. handsome pink
brocade, simply fashioned over lace
with lace and tulle angel sleeves,
Miss Winnifred McGlRssen, lavender
tulle over white satin, with girdle
and touches Of purple on the bodice.