The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06
CHARITY BALL
FINE SUCCESS
Junior Leagues Annual Event
Is Brilliant Affair--Many
Attend.

One OF the most brilliant AFFAIRS o
tho season took place Friday evening
when the Junior league gave It's an.
nual charity ball at the Chattanooga
Coli and Country club.
The club was most artistlcally dec
Grated In yellow and white chrysantha-
NUNS. ferns and small pine trees. The
lounge room had large basket OF yell
low chrysanthemunis on the table with
Terms on each side. Ferns were used
about the room.
The ballroom was decorated In white
chrysanthemums. The musical mile
stones" program was given there. The
part OF the room reserved for actors
was marked BY white chrysanthemums
NJ tall holders Joined together by
white tulIe.
The dining room was decorated in
yellow and white. Coffee and minis were
served from q large table which was
chrysanthem1ms and yellow candles in
silver candfesticks. The ladies' who
poured coffee were Mrs. 2. c. Patten,
Jr,. Mrs. I. X, Preston, Mrs. James M.
shaw. Mrs. G. c. Nottingham, Mrs.
Walter Henson. Mrs. Milton b. ochs
and Mrs. T. ii. Mcclure.
The grand march was led by Mrs.
Morrow. Chamberlain and Mayor A. w.
Chumbliss.
Musical Mllestones."
The musical miestones" began with
rAfter the Ball" Miss Sarah Bell. OF
Atlanta. and Mrs. Gwynn Brock, Matt
SMART and Clarence Avery took part
In II. The costumes were of bun satin
and represented the styles OF 1892. Miss
Sarah Bell sang the solo parts, which
we're especially enjoyed.
The Florodora sextet was componed
o. last seasons and this seasons debut
tantes. Miss Katherine Andrews. Miss
Doris Carter, Miss Kathleen eager.
Miss Elizabeth Howell. Miss Dorothy
James. Miss Mildred jackson and Mar
shall Lancaster, Charles Hall, Matt
6nartt. Edward Signaigo. William
Green and Robert Jones.
The girls costumes were pink or
candle and an exact reproduction OF
Che costumes worn by the original
El0rodora sextet that was the hit of
New York twenty years ago. The music
was the familiar "Tell Me. Pretty
Maiden" suns. by the participants. This
Miss Betty Andrews artisticaly
brought to life the long-forgotten
Merry Widow Waltz" She danced
with Marshal Lancaster Miss Andrews
wore . black satin dress made IN train
Miss Margaret ochs and william
Green were very attractive In THE
Good Old Summer Time" Both wore
appropriate farm costumes. Miss Ochs
wore a pink checked apron and bon
net TO match.
The "Yama yama Man" OF 1908 was
another interesting milestone. Miss
Clara Whips took the lead In both
song and dance in which she showed
much talent. She was assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary
Ewaney, Mise Ann Trimble. Miss Ellx-
aheth Howell, Mrs Monica Timothy
and Miss Elwyn Westcott
A Tho last milestone showed the pres
sllt-day song and dance, Miss Dorothy |
AsnHes tok the lead. She was assisted |
bit Matt Smart. Marshall Lancaster. |
llhbert Jones and William Green. |
Charles Hall shared honors with Miss |
James in the dance. which was very |
Severity performed. During this number |
3isKs Patty Martin sang Rose OF
ashington Square," accompanied by
Ms, w. III. Pryor.
Dancing Enjoyed.
After the program dancing was en- |
Aiyed until late hour Supper was |
from 10 o'clock until midnight. |
Il The charity ball was very successful, |
10Th socially and financially. All the |
money realized will be divided among |
various local charities.