The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-13
THE CHARITY BALL.
The Remaining Committees Appointed-Pre-
pairing for a Great Social Event.

A general meeting of the committees having
in charge preparations for the first annual char
ity and military ball took place at the Denison
House last night. Mrs. John Wocher. Mrs. H.
c. G.. Balls and Mrs. w. Krag were added to the
list of patrons. It was decided to charge So for
a ticket admitting a gentleman and lady and
81 extra for each additional lady. This price
covers all privileges, including that Of supper.
lie Meridian Club officers rendered the use Of
their house to the ladies of the Flower Mission
in which to serve their supper. Mr.. Burke,
from the committee having care Of that
arrangement, said the contract for
supper had not been completed. His
committee was granted further time. Prone
made music will be furnished by Professor
Miller's brass band and q~uadrille music by Henry
Harris full orchestra. After Monday next.
Walter F. Colt. of the Indianapolis National
Bank. the treasurer Of the ball, will have tickets
for sale. They will be sold only to persons who
have received Invitations.
Every detail of the arrangements thus far has
been successfully carried out, and with such en-
couragementa as to ~foretell a brilliant success.
In this connection Henry Frazee read numerous
letters from prominent people who take a warm
interest in society and charitable movements.
expressing the heartiest cooperation. These
letters came from many cities of this and adjoin-
ing States, and the writers assured the managers
they would attend.
The committee on invitation extended its list
of cooperating members by making the follow
ing appointments for the cities and towns named:
Ma~dison-Charles Cravens, Nathan Powell, Captain
Harvey Foster. Logansport-Quincy Myers, Thomas
Nelson, s. w. Wright. Marion-George w. Steele,
Hiram J. Brownlee. Brazil-John Ramsey, George s.
Knight. Charles Marshall. New Albany-Sam B.
Kerr, NJ. M. Hurley, Walter Creed. South Bend
Peter E. Studebaker, M. M. Matthews, FL. B. Smith.
Greenfeld-Eph Marsh, Hon. w. R. Hough, Hon. J.
w. Wilson. Knightstown-J. W.. Corwin, DIR. o.
Holloway, James M. Power. Cambridge City
Richmond-J.F F.. Miller, Lee Yaryan. J. J: Pound
Many. Concentration B. F. Claypool, Hon. J.
n. Houston, James Heron. Evansville-George b.
Viele, II. S. Bennett, r. E.. Garvin. Frankfort-W.
Fl. Hart, Judge Joseph G. Suit, Hon. Clinton Bryant.
Greensburg-Court Ewing, jr, j. III. Hamilton, Hon.
". A moore; Noblesville.Hon: j. R. Gray, Frank
Bundy, w. II. Elliott. Edward Kahn. Muncie-John
+. Burson, John +. Wildman. Peru-George l. Reed
Eb Shirk, j. E. Blythe. Anderson-O. Il. Doxey,
w. T. Durbin, Hon. Charles L. Henry. Blooming
Toni. G. Duncan, J. G. McPheeters, S. W. Bradfute.
Martinsville-Geo W. Grubbs, Col. James Il. Jor-
Hon. Samuel Williams. s. M. Chambers. Terre
Haute-W. r. McKeen, J. d. Farley, George NJ. Allen.
Greencastle-T. N. Bosom, Joseph D. Ship, Lieut..
]. B. Goe, U. s. A. Lebanon-J. l.. Pierce. G. E.
Wilson, G. M. Zion. Lafayette-George b. Williams,
J.. o. Perrin, Frank Spencer. Shelbyville-John
Hon. r. b. +. Peirce. Austin p. Reynolds, j. J. ms
ley. Danvile-L. M. Campbell, Otis G. Hadley,
Julian D.: Hogate: Columbus-Wiil D. Stansifer,
Richard Thomas. Frank Griffith. Edinburg-Homer
Frost, William Howell, NJ. G.. Demig. Franklin-John
7. Vawter, j. M. Storey.