Ganter's give dance party; Robert Hemingray in attendance

DANCING PARTY

Given By

Mr. and Mrs. Ganter

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ganter gave an elaborate private dancing party in Shirk's Hall Wednesday evening. Almost two hundred guests danced until morning to the music of the Marion Soldiers' Home Band or­chestra. With the beautiful gowns of the women present and the elaborate decorations the ball room scene was an effective one. Strands of incandescent lights, entwined in holly and smilax, hung from the pillar in the cen­ter of the room to the surrounding posts. The mantels were banks of palms and ferns. Card tables were sta­tioned in the north end of the room for those who wished to indulge in this pastime. Punch was served during the evening, and in the late hours a four-course supper by J. R. Hummel, caterer. The program consisted of the two-step and waltz, the dances which are so popular with the society set this season.

Among those present whose gowns were noticed in particular were the fol­lowing:

Mrs. Leo Ganter — Pink silk, hand-painted in rosebuds, accordion plait­ing in chiffon and creme lace.

Mrs. Will Little — Mode crepe, black velvet and lace.

Mrs. W. W. Shirk — Black net over black silk, jet and pink velvet.

Mrs. Frank Reed — Black satin striped net over green satin.

Mrs. C. H. Church — White crepe and lace.

Mrs. E. B. Tyler — Black silk, jet and red poppies.

Mrs. Eugene Kelley — Blue and white satin and plum colored velvet.

Mrs. Lone Franklin — White silk crepe, with accordion plaitings.

Mrs. H. C. R. Wall — Grey and white silk foulard and white satin.

Mrs. Herbert S. Maddy — Black silk crepe, jet, blue satin rosettes and os­trich tips.

Mrs. J. R. Marsh — Blue and white satin foulard, white satin.

Mrs. Mary W. Spilker — Pale green chiffon over silk, white lace and red roses.

Mrs. T. F. Rose — Black net over silk and lace.

Mrs. John M. Kirby — Old rose pink crepe over silk, creme lace.

Mrs. William C. Ball — Tan striped satin, salmon velvet.

Mrs. Elmer Whiteley — Lavendar crepe, black velvet, white satin and lace.

Mrs. Fred Heath — Lavendar silk, chiffon and ermine.

Mrs. D. A. McLain — Red silk with white plaitings.

Mrs. George Ball — White lace over white silk, accordion plaitings, roses.

Mrs. Hal C. Kimbrough — White silk black chiffon and pink rosettes.

Mrs. Arthur Meeks— Black silk, salmon and black velvet trimmings.

Mrs. Edward Olcott — Black satin and lace.

Mrs. William Patterson — Automobile red silk, black net and renaissance lace.

Mrs. DeVolney Bower — White organdie over pink silk.

Mrs. Ed. Klein — Creme silk, ac­cordion plaitings.

Mrs. R. E. Evans — Lavendar silk, renaissance lace.

Mrs. Will Myers — Blue and white silk foulard, black lace.

Mrs. Charles Anthony — White em­broidered lace over blue silk roses.

Mrs. J. Erb, of Chicago — Pale blue moire satin and lace.

Mrs. J. J. Hartley — Black lace over blue silk.

Mrs. H. M. Winans — Black satin with pink rosettes.

Mrs. William Dickie —White organdie, with white satin.

Mrs. W. C. Sampson — White or­gandie, lace and pink rosettes.

Mrs. Thomas Kirby — Blue and white foulard, white lace.

Mrs. Thomas N. Stillwell, of Ander­son — White net over white silk.

Mrs. Thad Neely — Black embroidered lace with jet over white silk.

Mrs. Albert Richey of Anderson — White silk and lace.

Miss Florence McNaughton — Black net over black silk.

Miss Edna Streeter — Yellow crepe, black net

Miss Clara Gill — Black silk lace over black silk. English violets.

Miss Vida Cassady — White organdie.

Miss Sara Kirby — Pink chiffon over pink silk and lace.

Miss Emily Olcott — White point de esprit, over white silk, pink satin rosettes.

Miss Agnes Howe — Creme crepe, pink satin rosettes.

Miss Edna Boyce — White point de esprit over white satin.

Miss Pearl Johnson — Black net over pink silk.

Miss Mayme Johnson — White tucked organdie and pink corals.

Miss Helen Hickman — White or­gandie, blue satin rosettes.

Miss Reba Richey — Grey crepe with carnation velvet.

Miss Louise Phinney — Creme crepe.

Mrs. Harriet Johnston — Black silk net over blue satin.

Miss Charlotte Bishop — Grey silk, pink chiffon and blue ribbons.

Miss Katherine Koons — White net over while silk and blue rosettes.

Miss Reba Koons — Corn colored silk and lace.

Miss Anna Goddard — Creme satin with pink rosettes.

Miss Harriet Johnson —Yellow or­gandie.

Miss Edith Lennard, of Metamora, Ind. — Creme crepe and orange velvet.

The guests present were Messrs. and Mesdames W. W. Shirk, Frank Reed, C. H. Church, W. S Richey, E. B. Tyler, Eugene Kelley, Wall Perkins, Lone Franklin, Eugene Vatet, William Cassady, H. C. R. Wall, Robert Sheffield, Herbert Maddy, J. R. Marsh, Charles Turner, T. F. Rose, John M. Kirby, A. J. Phinney, John W. Little, William Ball, Elmer Whiteley, Burt Whitley, Fred Heath, D. A. McLain, George Ball, Hal Kimbrough, Arthur Meeks, Charles Bender, Milton Gray, Edward Olcott, William Patterson, DeVolney Bower, Ed Klein, R. E. Evans, Will Myers, Charles Anthony, J. J. Hartley, H. M. Winans, William Dickie, W. C. Sampson, Thad Neely, Albert Richey, T. N. Stillwell, Thomas Kirby and Mesdames Mary Spilker, Johnston and Bishop, Misses Florence McNaughton, Edna Streeter, Clara Gill, Agnes Howe, Emily Howe, Sara Kirby, Emily Olcott, Edna Boyce, Pearl Johnson, Mayme Johnson, Helen Hickman, Reba Richey, Vida Cassady, Grace Johnson, Louise Phinney, Harriet Johnson, Charlotte Bishop, Bessie Williams, Katherine Koons, Anna Goddard and Edith Lennard, Messrs. Karl Oesterle, Carl O'Harra, Robert Walker, Robert Hemingray, Robert Williams, Arthur Cassady, Walter Howe, O. F. Raymond, Charles Grafton, W. H. Church, Charles Gill, H. H. Wolf, Fred Jones, Tom Ryan, Dwight Denslow, Charles Mavity, Jay Turner, Ed Ball, Frank Kimbrough, Ed Clark, Harry Paris, Maxwell Ganter, of Akron, O., E. D. Holmes, of Indianapolis, and Mr. Beardsley, of Albany, N. Y.