chandeliers and the corner^ of the room and banked on the mantles, with huge- bouquets of privetblooms.Music was furnished by LigonSmith and his ten piece orchestraijilliUl dim ,r w Jpof Dallas in a varied program ofdance music, Including a vocal trioA ■ A J 1. — M A 4- 4 A M \ f «XuaJii/V _ . -and solo parts by the featured vocalist, Hats Hill, well known and quite a favorite. Other members of the orchestra were Ted Farrmo, Bob McCracken, Bill Goodman, Carl Hart, Ed Hollick, Grady King and Walter Smythe.. During the progrgess of the grand, march, Mrs. Lee Jester and Mrs. K..