Ashley Hemingray in attendance at Miss McDowell's dancing party

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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THINGS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

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MISS M'DOWELL'S AFFAIR.

The dancing party given by Miss Kate McDowell for Miss Helen Smith, of Indianapolis, last night, was one of the largest social events of the holiday season. One hundred thirty guests attended, a number of whom were college students who are home to spend their vacations. The entire hall was prettily trimmed. The Christmas colors, green and red, predominated. During the reception hours which were from 8 until 10 o'clock, Miss McDowell was assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs. W. Fernando McDowell. The hostess wore a charming dress of white taffeta, with trimmings of black velvet ribbon. Music was furnished for the splendidly arranged dance program by the acad­emy orchestra, assisted by Mr. Percy Deighton, of Huntington, Ind. Among the guests were: Misses Rena Harris, Ethel Davis, Lena Turner, Florence Gregory, Marie Smith, Ruble Guthrie, Fannie Turner, Agnes Howe, Janet Turner, Mary Kinert, Nelle Kinert, Elsie Dungan, Cora Vogt, Carrie Keen­er, Donna McCaughan, Margaret Orr, Hazel Budd, Mina Keener, Edna Murphy, Kathaleen Fay, Edna Clark, Ashley Hemingray, Elsie Humphries, Louise Thomas, Inez Koerner, Katie Bruck, Grace Guthrie, Blanch Winters, Florence Ream, Chellah Baker, Charlotte Shaw, Amy Shaw, Nelle Shepp, Margaret Olcott, Emily Howe, Sara Wysor, Helen Conklin, Anne Evans, Gertrude Clark, Charline Wood, Donna Lane, Gertrude Pacey, Charlotte Hopkins, Esther Nutting, Edna Harvey, Mary Moore, Ethel Zimmer­man, Lillian Schaufelberger, Louise Lyman, Minnie Gass, Mary Keener, Agnes Monroe, Allie Smith, Mable Slinger, Glenna Tizzard, Bessie Shepp, Hazel Sherritt, Lola Jackson, Fern Stockley, Mable Morrow, Ada Budd, Ethel Huntington, Maybelle Goodlander, Maude Goodlander, Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leath­erman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monroe, Mrs. John Keener, Miss Bessie Brown of Indianapolis; Miss Bessie Carroll of Hartford City; Miss Smith of Indianapolis; Miss Koerner, of Indianapolis; Miss Aria Reynolds, of Bluffton; Miss Nelle Butler, of Winchester; Miss Georgia Cole, of Richmond; Messrs. Erie Meeks, Myron Gray, Fred Rose, Clifford Taylor, Fred Jones, Edward Kirby, Will Haymond, Harry Hartley, John McMillan, Ralph Garst, Roy Palmer, Bert Scott, Walter Howe, Delbert Galliher, Winlock Turner, W. E. Walker, Charles Graff, John Schott, Anson Hickman, Robert Hamilton, Fred Lesh, Henry Hafkemeyer, Bert Crowe, Ed Willson, Roy Coffeen, Porter Campbell, Frank Shirk, Carl Shirk, Walter Greg­ory, Elliott Baylies, Fred Preston, Guy Conover, Charles Jump, French Jolliff, Edwin Tincher, Robert Murray, Ever­ett Pritchard, John Banta, Robert Burt and George Burt, Paul Miller, Frank Kimbrough, Loring Tyner, Charles Vogt, Harry Orr, Arthur Meeks, Earl McClung, Herbert Johnson, Harold Sherritt, Cameron Leatherman, George Hopkins, Kendal Evans, James Templar, Milton Thomas, Edward Slinger, Grover Davis, Leonard Shick, Charles Streeter, Robert Johnston, Charles Zuber, Harry White, James Orr, Harry Sparks, Rush Evans, Charles Stough, of Cherryvale, Kan.; Hubert Smith, of Indianapolis; Mr. Hudnut, of Terre Haute; Mr. Comstock, of Richmond; John Foster, of Kendallville, Ind.; Mead Warrington, of Rochester. N. Y.; Mr. Schott, of Cincinnati, and Harrold Pennsington, of Louisville, Ky.

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