St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-10
THE CONDUCTORS BALL.
An Enjoyable Affair at the West
Last Evening

Last night the widely-discussed and
anxiously-expected dance of the rail-
road conductors took place in the beau
tiful dining hall of the West, and at 10
o'clock scene of animation and beauty
was disclosed therein that almost sur
passed any similar affair that has ever
taken place in the city. The music was
supplied by the well-known popular
favOrites. the Frank DanZ orchestra,
under the leadership of Frank himself.
The tOiletteS of the ladies were very
pretty, and the majority of the gentle
men appeared in full evening dress.
Following are few OF those present in
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh, MI. and Mrs.
Hough, G. BroOkes and Miss Mary
Brookes, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dacy, Mr.. Craver and
Miss Ludke, DR.. Kissler and lady, J.
Sweeny and lady, MIR. Miller, of Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. HixsOn, Mr.. Wool
nough, Mr.. Elmer and wife, Frank
Allen, MeSSrS. Leonard, Mr.. Moody and
wife, w. Hayes and wife, Mr.. Flint,
Mr.. Stearns and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN, w. A. Young and wife, Cal
Kyle. w. D. Draper, D. j. Thomson,
Harry Staples, George Sayres and lady,
M. Miles, w. F. Sibley, d. j. Thomp-
son, B. Q: Armstrong, q. F. W: Hall,
Tom Fitzgerald, d. c. Kelley,
+. Hengerford' Baf,,', B. F. Glen Clements,
Hand, c. Loomis, William Lobdell,
]. Il. Murphy, D. j. Malony, c. II.
Capron, George Parkhurst, J. Dacey, J.
NJ. Nester, l.. Ii. POmeroy, d. j. ThOmp-
son, H. Staples, William Buckley,
Mr.. Fitzgerald and lady, r. w. Handy
and sister, Mr.. Russell, agent of the M.
& NJ, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, Miss Mag
gle Cullan, Miss Nellie Malone.
Among few of the tOilettes of the
fair sex were Miss Carmedy, st. Paul, a
handsome dress of rich velvet with an
overskirt of pale blue material, decol-
lete ornaments, natural flowers and dia-
mOndS.
Mrs. WiAet Rose, rich white satin
dress en- train, flowers and diamonds.
Mrs. Davis, rich brown velvet dress,
point lace ornaments, gold and natural
flowers.
Mrs. Charley I.ae-Pretty pink cash
mere dress, ducheSse lace, pearl Orna-
nlentS.
Mrs. l.. M. Walker-Light silk, blue
skirt, natural flowers, ornaments, dia-
nIOndS.
Miss Anderson-Brown silk dress, Or
naments, flowers and gold.
Miss Mary BrOOke-Rich olive plush
dress, ornaments, gold.
Miss Grace LemarS--Black satin
dresss, jet ornaments and flowers, orna-
mentS diamonds and garnets.
Mrs. James Dacey-Moire satin skirt,
lace OverdreSs, ornaments, gold.
Miss Laura Ludke-Black silk dress,
entraine, ornaments, natural flowers.
Miss M. F. Elliott-Black silk satin
dress, ornaments, flowers and diamonds
Mrs. A. YerXa-CruShed-Str
satin dress trimmed in black, ornaments,
diamonds.
Mrs. McCleary, of IOwa-Black silk
dress, with jet ornaments.
Mrs. A. f. Marsh-Queen cOlored
pink satin dress, ornaments, pearls.
Mrs. w. &. MarSh-Black satin dress,
jet trimming, ornaments, diamonds and
garnetS.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The entertainment given by the Gar
rick club, in Dania hall, was very sue
ceSSful. "In Honor BOund' and "The
Specter Bridegroom" The plays were
very well brought out, and the proceeds
will go to the improvements at Grace
church. The concert at the beautiful
home of Mrs. w. ID. Washburn, for the
benefit of the newsboys, will occur to-
night. This affair has been extensively
noticed by the press, and as it is gotten
up for a practical charity, large at
tendance should be present. The de-
sign of Mrs. Washburn is to give the
finest orchestral concert possible, and
to throw omen her magnificent residence