Miss Hemingray attended Dancing Party at the Pavilion last night

SOCIETY AFFAIR.

Delightful Dancing at the Pavilion

Last Night.

The most charming social function of the dancing season occurred last night at the pavilion at Westside park. The party was given under the management of Messrs. Karl Oesterle, Walter Brown and John McNaughton, well known society young men, who proved admirable hosts by their easy manner in making all happy. The opera house orchestra furnished music for seventeen couple, and a program of round dances was indulged in until midnight when a special train of street cars re­turned the party to the city. During the evening luncheon was at the dis­posal of the guests with Caterer Hum­mel in charge, coffee and sandwiches being served. Many compliments were passed on the new arrangements in the hall, the floor being in excellent condi­tion. The company consisted of the fol­lowing persons: Misses Ellis, Anthony, Sue Smith, Miss Ruddell from Dayton, Koons, Armstrong, Reb Koons, Winchester, Neely, Olcott, Tur­ner, Gill, Hickman, Helen Smith, Cassiday, Hemingray and McNaughton. Messrs. Walker, Williams, W. McNaughton, Walter Brown, Ryan, Rich­ey, Dark, Anthony, Gill, Dougall, Sprowl, Swain, Cassiday, Burnett, Georgia, John McNaughton and Karl Oesterle.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Evans, Mrs. Olcott, Mrs. Lon Neely and Mrs. Garner were chaperons [sic] chaperones of the party.