Miss Llewellyn Matthews Hemingray

ELEGANT DANCING PARTY

BY MISS HEMINGRAY

Delightful Event in Honor of Miss Ried, of Rochester, N.Y.

Miss Lewellen [sic] Llewellyn Hemingray's dancing party Wednesday evening for Miss Marian Ried, of Rochester, N.Y., was a very pretty function, at which good cheer and genuine hospitality predominated. Miss Hemingray deviated from the usual custom by securing the commodious hall in the Heath iron building instead of entertaining at her home.

She was assisted in receiving by her father, Mr. Ralph Hemingray and by Mr. and Mrs. Rush Evans.

Dancing was enjoyed until long after midnight and the two-step and waltz music was encored time and again. A delicious three-course collation was admirably served by Caterer Hummell at some small tables scattered about the hall. During the evening the hostess and her guests were very agreeably surprised by the appearance of Miss Carrol [sic] Carroll Hemingray, who came from Cincinnati on a late train.

HANDSOME GOWNS.

The women were exquisitely attired, many new gowns being worn for the first time.

Miss Ried wore white swiss.

Mrs. Evans, white swiss with diamond ornaments.

Miss Hemingray, white organdie with a blue sash.

Miss Clara Gill, black taffeta.

Miss Sara Kirby, white organdie with pink ribbons.

Miss Cora Emerson, white swiss.

Miss Huber, of Indianapolis, lavender silk.

Miss Jeanette Gass, white organdie.

Miss Josephine Gray, black net over black taffeta trimming.

Miss Florence McNaughton, white organdie trimmed in black velvet baby ribbon.

Miss Carrol [sic] Carroll Hemingray, black net over black taffeta with jet bodice and sleeves.

Mrs. C. T. Dages, black and white silk.

Mrs. Will Patterson, black silk; diamonds.

Miss Curtis, of Mt. Vernon O., blue silk.

Mrs. W. C. Denney, gray taffeta.

Miss Sue Smith, white organdie trimmed with blue ribbons.

Miss Edna Boyce, pink muslin with blue trimming.

Miss Hudie Smith, white swiss.

Miss Grace Johnson, purple foulard.

Miss Reba Richey, blue silk with coral ornaments.

Miss Emily Olcott, white silk.

Mrs. Herbert Maddy, black grenadine over black taffeta, with jet bodice.

Miss Pearl Johnson, yellow chiffon over yellow silk.

Miss Fannie Turner, white swiss.

Miss Agnes Howe, black satin.

Miss Evalyn Parker, black taffeta silk trimmed with chiffon.

Miss Bessie Ellis, white organdie.

Miss Clifford Bower, rose silk.

Miss LaForce, of Bedford, Ind., black silk.

Miss Helen Smith, yellow silk.

Miss Vida Cassady, pink silk with dotted chiffon overdress.

Miss Helen Hickman, white organdie over pink silk.

Miss Eva Winchester, pink silk trimmed in black.

Miss Edith Kirby, white tulle.

The gentlemen present were: J. Walter Baker, John Sprowl, Jay Lee Turner, Arthur Cassady, Bert Scott, Fred Georgia, Tom Ryan, Will Meyers, Walter McNaughton, Carl O'Harra, Bert Ream, Karl Oesterle, Ray Johnson, Rush Evans, Charles Grafton, Frank Kimbrough, Harry Paris, Walter Howe, Robert Lytle, W. C. Denney, C. T. Dages, Will Patterson, Frank Gass, Charles Mavity, Herbert Maddy, Robert Walker, Peyton Janney, and John McNaughton.