, 1888-01-05
THE LADIES CHARITY BALL.

week:
THE LADIES CHARITY BALL.
Last Wednesday evening, at the Com
cordia hall, the ladies of the violent
society gave the largest and most enjoy
able ball OF the season. AS early as 3
O'Clock the hall began to be He'd until at
O'Clock the spacious rom was crowded
with mir hfiii gathering, and When the
orche-i ra began the festivities of the even
ing, dancing room was by no means con
spicuotl-. At midnight the sumptuous
spread which had been prepared by the
best OF caterers was announced 10 be
ready, and that it was greatly enjoyed IL
known bv the fact that hose seated were
in no haste to leave, After tho dancers
had fully enjoyed the delcacies of che
supper, dancing WAS resumed and CON
tinued To- late hour, when the merry
ring OF -leighbellS made known the part
ing hour. The ladies have given parties
before, but II WAS the general expression
mat this was ihe equaI of the preceding
ones which are known to have been Of IL
most enjoyable nature. the ball has
been "A y reat factor towards aiding the Ia
dies in their worthy enterprise and as the
organization IL represented by our lead
ing and wcalthest ladies, nothing but
'urcess should attend them; since their
efforts toward helping the needy have
been numerous and liberal, and that their
"auSe II much appreciated by the com
nunity at large Was proven by the mul.
titude that greeted them last Wednesday
evening. The ladies' naturally expected
kind response from the citizens, and
th"ir expectations were amply satisfied
ny the kind greeting which they received
and are eated at their success. ami will
not be backward in giving another of
heir parties after having been so we'll re-
membered. The different committees
were
Reception committee - -Mesdames w II
Taylor, A II Clarke, Wardn-r. Judge
Turner, A A New berry, Todd. A j Ross,
pc Van Houghten, A j S,au-. Swartz,
Chas McNab and Miss McAllister.
Committee of arrangements s-Me.damcs
A II Clarke, Chas MrNaU, ID Tetzel, a
J Parr, a Il Junkens.
Floor Managers Mrs. w II Taylor.
Messrs, Jacob Hoover, Jno Buoge ii q
Stmmel Geo Leghorn, Fred McBroom
and X X Gutter.
Among thos.. present We're: Mrand Mrs
w II Taylor, j + " ardn"r,J j n Glover,
Il q Stirimel, + NJ Tull, Giles w Clarke.
b II Btnnett. II 9 Hayward, ,Jno A rodd.
j + McCarhsr, II Saukvill. Treherne, y
roklas, w ID Maloney, Alva Sumtaers, 4
|. Davis, Harl j cook, Jacob Hoover, j r
Ramsey, Geo II Leuho, n, j d Merryman,
w Jones', II Gordon. a j Rn~s, a II
Juhken, Baird, T. ii Clarke. Hoffman, A
J Parr, & w Carson. Baldwin, Siyno
Reed Carver, Clayton, seaman, BROWNE,
Kellogg, and Mrs Merrill
The young ladies' present We're: Misses
Wardnrr. Forster, Reamer, Clark. Spy-
der. Merryman, ~pragne, Davis, ByrHe.
scott, Heller, Mordalint, Shinn. Gordon,
I i'd, Chadbourne, Berry, NJ ina and Ida
snyder, Signor, Baird and Hoffman.
The gentlemen present we're: Jno
Booge, A X McBr0om, II X McBroom.
Jerome Drumheler, a B Wnods, w III
O'Conner, w II Maxwell, w II Pittwood,
II Hooker, Geo Hayten, Had Wardner,
u A Mcintosh, ~am Heller, L a lark.
WIN JoI nson, Frank Richardson, u III
Greeley, Dan Garrecht, Saul Kaminskv,
j w seaman, Wolfe, q Z Day, Dan Sny
der. a = Wolverton, Fred Leghorn, w A
Cummings. Ed Wood. IA J Shinn, Chas
Fox, simon Seitenbach, sam Wilson. Geo
Clarke, Fred Hern, Gus Lin len, II sea
man, y OppeDheiiner. James johnson.
MIR Reeves, Bloomrr, RIna. Lyons. John
UIqhart, James Hargrove, VIM Kearney
and VIM Syphert.