Llewellyn Matthews Hemingray

ELEVEN CLUB GERMAN.

One of the most successful germans of the season was given last night in the hall in the Heath block under the auspices of the Eleven club. The favors for the evening were produced in unique styles and made a pleasing effect when arranged on a table in one corner of the room. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. J. E. Durham. Mrs. L. L. Turner and Mrs. Edward Olcott had charge of the favors. The cotillion was led by Messrs. R. E. Walker and P. R. Janney. Late in the evening the guests enjoyed an elaborate collation furnished by Caterer . . . [illegible text] . . .. The party consisted of the following: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Powers, Misses Florence McNaughton, Bessie Ellis, Josephine Gray, Emily Olcott, Fannie Turner, Helen Hickman, Lewellyn [sic] Llewellyn Hemingray, Clara Gill, Agnes Howe, Clarissa Keons, Edna Boyce, Sarah Kirby, Nellie Wilson, Charlotte Bishop, Miss Wile, of Dayton, O., Miss Reid, of Rochester, N. Y., Miss LaForce, of Bedford, Mr. R. E. Walker, Mr. Walter Howe, Messrs, Karl Oesterle, P. R. Janney, Walter McNaughton, John McNaughton, Will Myers, Harry Greyer, Fred Georgia, Robert Lytle, Thomas Ryan, Bert Ream, Frank Gass, Fred Lash, Charlie Gill, James Hamlin, of Chicago.