The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30

aside and the soft oriental lights were
changed to the brilllancy Of the cleo
trical chandeliers.
The committee In charge consisted
OF Mrs. Lucius Hoge, Mrs. Lynn s,
Horror, Mrs. Henry Alexander, Mrs.
Dudley d. Britt. Mrs. John l. Ruhl
and Mrs. Harry b. Curtin. The dance
committee consisted Of Mrs. Howell
Cooper, Miss Elise Gibson. Miss Dor
othy Brown and Miss Ellen Powell.
At II o'clock salad supper with
ices a served in the dining room
where red carnations. palms and
ferns were obtained In the floral dec
oratlons. Tho dining room committee
was Mrs. James ". Williams, Mrs.
Dudley d. Britt, Mrs. John L. Ruhl.
and Mrs. Harry b, Curtin. Later dane
ing was resumed In the ball room until
9 O'Clock,
Quito q number of out Of town
guests attended. among whom were
Mrs. Benjamin II. Blackford, Miss
Eleanor IL. B~lackford, Mrs. Hall NJ,
Rapp and Miss Ellen Powell, all OF
Parkcrsburg; Miss Katherine Burns
of huntington; Mr, and Mrs. McNicois
and Miss Mildred Raymond, Miss. Ammo
Borgess.. Of Fairont: William D. Pitt,
OF Huntington; Miss Jones, OF Salem
Mrs. Thomas w. Pottigrew, OF New
York; and William Stathcrs. Of Wes-
ton.
The following Is u list OF the cos
tumedEuests -.
A Glasha girl, Mrs. Lucius Hoge.Jr.;
q clown, Luclus floge; pierot. Lynn
s.. iiornor: Japanese girl, Mrs. Lynn
s. Hornpr; y Janice Meredith. Mrs.
Philip p. Steptoe; Domino, Philip Z.
Steptoe, Dolly Warden. Mrs. II. +.
Crlssp Spanish dancing girl, Mrs. Dud-
ley DsBritt; Evening gown, Mrs. ]. w.
Williams: Janice Meredith, Mrs. J.aW.
Winfield; old fashioned wedding gown
Mrs. Edward Wehner. Pierot, Dir. ID.
A. Fleetwood peasant girl, Miss Dor
othy Brown; q Spanish dancing girl,
Mrs. ilartey II. Smitn;s Green Domino,
Harvey II. Smith; Indian maid, Mrs.
Henry Alexander: Indian chief. Henry
Alexander; balloon girl, Mrs. Harry
Brownd clown, Harry Brown; balloon
girls Miss Angela McNlanawayi Cln-
derella, Miss Anne Boggess; Dutch
girl, Miss Eleanor Blackboard Dutch
boy, Ae Powell; Spanish lady. Mrs.
Notwithstanding; DutchnEirl, MISS
Ellen Powell; flower girl. Mrs. Hal NJ.
Rapp, Dutch boy. Albert W. Rapp;
Chinese man, Writ Lewis; French
maid, Mrs. Luther Raymond; Indian
girl, Miss Lille Koblcgard; Peacock,
Miss Mary Smith; black and white CO.'S
tune, Miss Gertrude williams; old
fashioned girl, Mrs. Douglas Williams;
Skating girl, Miss Mildred Landlord;
soldier, Charles L%ouchery; Pocahon-
tas, Miss Mary Osborne; gypsy girl,
Miss Florence Jackson; Mephisto-
pheles, DR.. Charles Moore; Dutch boy,
John Newton; italian girl, MRS.
Edward Lea~therbury: Pierot. John
Roblegard; Yarla Yama, William Wal
lis; ghost. Mrs. William Wallis; old
fashioned girl, Miss Bertha Blandi
P%lerrette, Miss Virginia snider; Dutch
comedian, Frank Hugill; clown, 7. w.
Hornor; Plerot, ]. II. Paybody; green
domino, Joseph Wetherell; Puritan
girl, Mrs. Joseph Wetherell; Indian
chief, Charles Pettigrew; Indian maid,
Mrs. Thomas w. Pettigrew; clown!
Louis Johnson; Dawn, Mrs. Edward
Wallis; Pierot. Edward Wallis; BUS
ter Brown, William Newton; little girl,
AIRS. William Newton; Pierot, r. M,
Winfield; Uncle Sam, Herman Gronne-
meyer; Spanish girl, Mrs. ost1ar
.Swartz; college student, osman M,
Swartz; Pierot. p. H. Manzelman; cir
Gus clown, Harry Brown; French
maid, Miss Edith Newton; Mexican,
F. Mcneil; Carmen, Miss Katherine
Burns; Carmen, Miss Rebecca Ruhl;
Indian chief, DR.. Herbert Atchisori;
gypsy girl, Miss Savage; captain. DR..
Ii. II. Esker; woman In white, Miss
Louise Bailey; Oriental girl, Miss Hen
rletta Bailey. night, Mrs. Frank NC
Enteer; camp fire girl. Miss Ldllie
Koblegard; Domino, Bryan Temple
man; Roman lady, Mrs. Bryan Temple
man; Roman flower girl, Miss Pauline
Musgraye; summer girl, Mrs. Charles
Fndlay; a lady's man, Charles Find
lay; Japanese lady, Mrs. John L. Ruhi;
skating girl, Miss Priest; pink domi-
no, Mrs. David B. Carper; print from
Godey's lady book. Miss Louise Davis;
green domino, William Alexander;
queen OF hearts, Mrs. Maybury Harri-
son; cadet, Mr.. Leachman; cream Of
wheat man, John Wilson; sailor, Alb-
rey Wilson; shepherdess, Miss Mil
bred Raymond; Dutch girl, Miss Grace
Hayrnaker; Puritan girl, Miss Elise
Gibson; Turkish lady. Miss Mary
Ruhl; flower girl, Mrs. Charles Moore;
Spanish flower girl, Mrs. Howell Coop
err; pink domino, Howell Cooper; DOM
limo girl, Mrs. John s. Stone; clown,
DR.. J. D. winfield; soldier. Mortimer
W. Smith, Jr.; light house, Mr.. Hill
Edreth; old Dutch cleanser girl, Miss
Tlizabeth Jones; and Italia peasant
girl; Miss Evelyn Wilson.
Wery.Leuliette.
Miss zina VERY and Mr.. Frank
,fLeuliette, both Of Northvlew, re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Cumberland, Md, whore they were
recently married. Miss Very Is OF
la prominent family and is q daugh-
Tier OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Very. MT.
Leuliette Is d cutter at the Lafayette
window Glass Company's plant, and
lis a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leuliette,
OF Northylcw. Mr.. and Mrs. Leu
liette will reside In Northyiew, and
their many friends wish them happl-
ness and success.
Polish Band Concert.
The Polish band gave a concert at