St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-13

n Brilliant SorfnI Erenf--GTifferinO Scenes
at the AlmorU-Brfght G0I"TY Of
FGiI Women and b. are Nm.
The social season of Minneapolis is prac-
tically ended. Next week the sombre pail
of Lent will be cast upon the Christian world
and for forty days the sound Of music and
the dance will be the exception instead of
the rule. The many brilliant events that
have characterized the city for the past four
months found fitting climax last night in
the grand charity bali at ArInory hall, and
Minneapolis beaux and bellies will content
eddy accept the social eclipse Of Lent, after
so magnificent campaign in the courts Of
Venus.
THE BENEFICIARY
is ST. Barnahas hospital and the ball was the
result Of the efforts of the board of trustees,
supported by many Of the leading society
people Of the city, all of whom may now,
that their efforts have been so thoroughly
crowned with success, congratulate
themselves upon the clever stroke by which
they replenished the treasury and at the
sauS time afforded the winters leading So
eiGt event. ST. Barnabas hospital. which is
under The special direction Of the Episcopal
iaus, is a model institution Of its character,
being governed by board Of trustees COM
posed Of Isaac Atwater, Rev. T. B. Wells,
Rev. \. R. Graves, 4. H. Linton, Richard
Martin, r. ". Jordan, Rev. Treadwell Wal
den, John /. Black, Fred T. Peet, W. P.
Hawthorne, Geo II. Christian and c. VI.
Harden bergh. Quite recently some import
ant improvements have been made in the
building, the expense creating deficit, TO
meet which was the object Of the charity ball
PATRONS AND COMMITTEES.
The trustees secured the names Of the fol
loving to assume the patronage of the affair:
Hon. p B. Langlon, W. W. Eastman, ESQ,
Hon. Winthrop Young, S.W. Farm ham, Esq,
J. X. Side, Esq, Hon. ". D. Washburu, II.
G. Side, Esq, George r. Newell, Esq Hon.
c. \. PnisDury, Hon. E. N. Wilson, c. f.
Hatch, Esq, Hon. W. s. King, c. J. Martin,
Esq, r. ". Hubbard, ESQ, a. D. Mullford.
Esq, Hon. J. S. PillsLury, Hon. William
Lochreu, Hon. J. NJ Shaw, Major W, a.
Miller, ". E. Haskell, Esq, Thomas
5. King Esq, Hon, c. II. Petit,
Henry T. Brown, Esq, W. B. Folds. Esq,
T. B. Casey, Esq, Hon. A. c. Rand, J. Q.
Oswald, ESQ, c. H. Prior, Esq, ". F. Hin
kle, E-q., c. W. Case, Esq, Major c. B..
Hetfe.fnger, z Il Moultou, Esq, Hon. Dor.
Morrison, Hon. George Camp, P. NJ Bah
cock, Esq, Harvey ". Brown, Esq, S. P.
Snider, Esq, George h. Shaw, Esq, W. A.
Nimocks, Esq, c. A. Bovey, ESQ, J. w.
Johnson, ESQ, john Crosby, Esq, Hon.
Thomas Lowry, Hon. NJ B. Koon, Hon. Geo
A Bracket Dr. C. H. Hunter, John Martin,
Esq, Hon. E. B. Ames, W. Cahill, Esq,
Il. Carpenter, ESQ, Hon Richard Chute, Hon.
Edward S. Corscr Samuel c.. Gale, Esq,
John a. Christian, ESQ, Hon. James w.
Griffin, Clinton Morrison, Esq, H. E.
Fletcher, ESQ, Hon. John De Laittre, L.
CHRISTIAN, ESQ, Hon. o. c. Merriman, r. D.
Skilcs, ESQ, Woodbury. Fisk, Esq, Hon. W.
". McNair, II. &. Harrison, Esq, Hon. o.
v Tuuslty, Lon. Loren Fletcher, Hon. &.
Loring, Hon. G. a. Pillsbury.
The general committee Of arrangements,
having control OF the miUutie OF the ball.
was com posed of the following: Messrs. &.
B Eusus, G. VI. Palmer, Z. VI. Barber, H.
Alden Smith, Samuel Hill, c. a. Heffcldu-
ger, Cavour 5. Laugdon, T. Wetmore, E. A.
Smith, II. c. Trucsdalr, W. E. Steele, Frank
Petit, Perry Harrison, J. s. Bradstreet. &.
B. KirkOridc, George Z. Higgins, W. Z. Bur
well, AMI c. McC. Reeve.
These gentlemen selected the other com
nitcc as follows:
Reception CoWmittce-Hon and Mrs. T.
b Laugdou, Hon. and Mrs George 4 Pills
bury HOu. and Mrs. \. c. Rand, Hon. and
Mrs. Grorec 4 BrIckrtt, Gen. and Mrs. T.
J.. Rosscr, Hon. and Mrs. L. VI. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. ". Il. Truesdaie, Mr.. and Mrs
John Crosby, Col. and Mrs. c. F. Hatch,
Hon. and Mrs. ". 5. King.
Floor Cummiitcc-Mcssrs. Reeve, Barber,
Eu7ti-, Palmer, Trucsdale, Wrtmore, Lang
don, HeTelauger, Bradstreet, Smith and
Burwcll.
In such competent hands the ball could
not fail 10 be the success il was.