, 1921-12-30
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Brooks
Entertain at Elaborate Dance.


Entertain at Elaborate Dance.
One OF the most elaborate events on
the social calendar OF this season was
the dance held at the Masonic temple
last evening with ex-Gov. and Mrs. Y
b. Brooks rs host and hostess.
The ballroom of tho temple was
beautifully decorated with tall fvor.
wicker baskets TILED with American
Beauty roses and smaller wicker
baskets filled with red carnations. At
ono end OF the hall a cozy corner ef-
foot with rugs. pillows aa6 comfort
able chairs was arranged for those
who desired to watch the dancing.
room
One Of the most enjoyable features
of the evening was the music which
was rendered by the Terrace G~aydens
orchestra with Rex Mayne rs soloist.
Tho old time favor.tes. TN the Shade
OF the Old Apple Tree "Red Wing"
and such were played with pep and
vim and threatened to excel the mod
ern music for popularity. One special
musical number was h wyoming
Flower sung by request by several
prominent oid-timers OF tho city.
At midnight a delicious supper Of
saiad. sandwiches. ices. and cakes was
served at small tables arranged in
the smaller room. A bouquet OF red
carnations was placed in tho center
of each table. The supper was served
20 as to have no ntermissions In the
dancing.
Tho beautiful gowns worn by the
society matrcns and debuntantes
anon the guests added to the eie-
gance Of b evening.
The hostess, Mrs. b. b. Brooks
wore q gown created from black chif-
fon heavily beaded with sparkling Jet.
She also wore q gorgeous corsage
bouquet Of orchids.
Mrs. T. g. Cooke wore n decollete
gown IN black and white with brilliant
groom as the relieving touch of color
Mrs. G. r. Hagens was gowned in
pure white with trimming Of pearl
and crystal.
A rose velvet gown w1s worn by
Mrs. r. NJ. Andrus fashioned after
the plain straight lines OF tho present
mode.
!. Mrs. p. O. Nicoiaysen had ohoscn an
elegant creation OF midnight blue Sc
quins with flowing tuile sleeves, and
paneled skirt.
Mrs. Neal Tyler's gown was Of blue
taffeta designed with a huge bow in
the back. Tho material was brocaded
with silver while a touch OF rose-pink
gave an added French tone.
Mrs. II. r. Lathrop was gowned in
n creation Of black. figured with blue
spangles and with-i black and blue
tulle trimming.
Mrs A. ]. Cunningham wore a black
brocaded velvet gown startling for
It's utter simplicity.
Mrs. ]. B. Barnes was In pure
white. The chiffon GOWN was beaded
with crystal, and silver slippers COM
pieted the costume.
Among tho debutantes Miss Irene
Savage, who is a house guest at the
home of her SITTER. Mrs. r. G. wy
land. wore a silver gown with long
CRYSTAL beaded fringe. Silver sandals.
silver hose and a corage were also
worn.
Miss Josephine Edelon wore yellow
taffeta designed In the midish giriish
lines with draped skirt and simple
bodice.
Miss Eileen Sullivan was gowned
in flame colored velvet brocaded chif-
ION trimmed with landings Of black
silk velvet and black velvet poppies-
A train was arranged to fasten tothe
wrists.
Miss Patricia Sullivan looked lovely
I'm a blue and pink flowered taffeta
trimmed with a delft blue rose and
drapes Of chiffon.
Miss Mary Tobin wore a taffeta
gown designed utter h colonial style
with paniered hips and a silver lace
under drape.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the formal dance were Mrs. Saran
Morton. and Ed Morton who Is attend
ing the Catholic University In Wash
ington, d. c., and who are Christmas
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Sullivan