Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
FOR SWEET cHAR1rY.s SAKE.
The Entre-Nous Annual Ball Last Nighs IT the
Eagle RifeS Armory.

The Annual Charity ball given last
night by the Entre-Nous society at the
Eagle Rifles armory was, as was expected
it would be, grand success. There was
quite good attendance and the hall red
client with the perfume of flowers, and
filled with a merry crowd OF pleasure
seekers presented a most beautiful and
animated scene.
The music, which was furnished by
Shaw's orchestra, was notable feature OF
the evening; while the rich and elegant
costumes worn by the ladies distinguished
this ball as well as its predecessors
An elegant luncheon was served in the
waiting rooms of the armory at midnight.
The programmes were very neat and the
arrangement of the dances quite cleverly
made as follows:
GRAND MARCH.
1-QuadriIle-our President
e-WaitZ-Always assisting the needy.
S-Lanciers-Our Guests
4-Schottische-A hearty welcome
E5-Promenadc-Our Members
6-Polka-Gives sweet charities.
O5-Wal,z Qpad1 e-Remembert the needy
S-Waltz-Our supper committee.
9-Interlnission-
Viii see you Immediately.
Recommendations Annual Ball
Z II-Lanciers-Keeps the wolf from many doors.
A 12-Waltz Our officials.
13-Polka-Never tire OF work
I1EVirginia Reel-To help the poor.
I5-Waltz-Our com nittees.
l6-Ist Extra-We thank you kindly.
I7-2nc Extra-The Nous
1S-5rd Extra-A charitable society
The committee to whom were due in no
small degree the success of the ball We're:
Reception-A. katz, DR.. i. c. Hoffman,
A. Goldstandt, Z. S. Hougland, c. q. Cohn
and j. H. Hettinger.
Floor-M B. Cohn, E. c. Hoffman, l.
Alderman, H. B. Gardner, q. Hoffstadt
and George Hammann.
The grand march commenced at O'Clock
and was lead by Mr. Leopold Alderman
and his beautiful partner Mss Clara Neg
baur. Afterwards the dance was kept up
with much pleasure and enjoyment until
quite a late hour; the participants SEEM
ing loath to leave SO pleasantly and de-
liciously had the time passed at the ball.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
A katz and Mrs. Robert Uacks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wallenstein and Miss Dora
Wallenstein, of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Hays, Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. Levy, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Cohn, Mr.. ami Mrs
Louis Soloman, Prof. Charles Beal and
wife and Miss Lucy Ford. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. Waller, DR.. MeAdams and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Drukker, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Goldstandt. Mr.. NJ. Is. Cohn and
Miss Lila Solomon, Mr.. Leopold Acker-
man and Miss Clara Negbaur, Mr.. Gus
Hoffstadt and Miss Phoeba Goldberg, DR..
Charles Silverman and Miss Belle Gold
berg, Mr.. Henry Drukker and sister. Miss
Lille, Mr.. Joseph Hirsch and sister,
Miss Francis, Mr.. Charles Fechheimer
and sister, Miss Nettie, Mr.. w. 6. Jones
and Miss Title, Mr.. Will Chambers and
Miss Malinda Ross. Mr.. Harry Hayman
aud Miss Lille Sternberger, Mr. Claude
Forrest and Miss Mollie Dimes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. Henry Gardner and Miss
Dresser, Mr.. Albert Alberts and sister, Mr..
Eph Hoffman and Miss Rodolph, Mr.. viii
! G. Hoffman and Mrs. E. Hoffman, Mr..
! Fogg and Miss Ella and Blanch Dresser,
Mr. j. A. Allison, Mr.. Charles Joseph and
sisters, Mr. Bracken and Miss O'Brien,
Messrs l. H. Hit, Madden, Morris Gold
stein, George Mcdonald, Harry Hirsch,
| J. a. Allison, Robert Smith, Eugene How
erton, Charles Angel, Ben Anawalt and
| others.