The Indiana State sentinel., 1889-01-09
THE INAUGURAL BALL.
All the Preparations Complete For Big
ReceDtion.

The executive committee in charge of the
reception and ball, to be given on next Mon
day evening, report that as the time ap-
proaches for the event everything pertaining
to Its success is being rapidly and surely per-
fected. The special committees are working
energetically and effectively. The informa-
ton which comes to the chairman, Judge E. B.
Martindale, and the secretary, Dr. Franklin
w. Hays, gives undoubted assurance of
very large attendance from all parts of the
state. The citizens here are working actively
TO make the occasion great social event, and
their present progress is guarantee for its
success
Gov. Hovey will receive with his daughter
Mrs. Esther Hovey Menzies, his son Charles
James Hovey and Miss Laura Ream. They
will be assisted by a special reception party,
/ which has been appointed and consists of the
| following named persons:
Presldent-eect Benjamin Harrison and
/ vile, Gov. Ira j. Chase and wife retiring
/ Gov Isaac p. Gray and wife, ex-Gov. Albert
/ u. Porter and daughter, L. W. Halford and
/ wife, the Hon. r. S. Robertson and wife, Sec
| retary OF State Charles +. Griffin and wife,
/ Auditor of State Bruce Carr Treas
urer Of State J. A. Lemcke and wife Att
| Gen. i. T. Michener and wife, Supt of
| Public Instruction Harvey NJ. La Toilette,
/ FeIlflng.
| William Z. Niblack, George w. Howk, Allan
collars and their wives judges of the supreme
4 court acting j. A. Mitchell, Byron K FL
/ lott, Walter Olds, S. d. Coffey, John G.
| Berkshire Clerk of the Supreme Court Will
/ liam L. Noble and wife, Reporter of the Su-
preme Court John L. Grifiths ex-
Lieut.-Gov Thomas Hanna and wife. ex-Lieut.-
| Gov. MahlOn ID. Manson and wife, ex-Gov. VIII
/ Cumback and wife, ex-Lieut. Gov. John r.
Cravens and wife, Judge E. B. Martindale and
] Nr-Nfn INnN IAl, D.
! Franklin w. Hays and wife, the Hon. Matthew
Henning, the Hon. Norman S. Byram
and wife, the Hon. Samuel L. MOrss and wife,
| the Hon. John C. New and wife, the Hon.
! William Fl. Calkins and wife, Judge John A.
Holman and wife, Mayor Caleb 5. Denny and
| wife.
The general reception committee, of which
| Col. Bridgeland is chairman, composedIof repre-
| sentative citizens from various portions of the
| state, will give particular attention TO intro
/ ducing their acquaintanees to guests, both at
| the capital and during the ball at Tomlin-
/ son hall.
The committee on decorations have about
completed their plans and will proceed at once
with their work.
/ Tickets for the ball can now be purchased by
\ persons holding invitations at the New.
] Denison, Bates and Grand hotels. There will
be reserve list of seats for the galleries which
/ are on sale at D. II. Baldwin's music store.
! They can be ordered by mail. Ample arrange
ments Tor seating those who appear on the
! dancing floor is made. The prices are as
/ follows:
Tickets OF admission to galleries will be 81 for gen.
teman, or gentleman and one lady, and so cents for
| each additional lady.
Tickets OF admission 10 the dancing Goor will be 80
Tor gentleman or gentleman and one lady, and 81 ior
I each additional lady.
Reserved seats in gallery, p cents extra for each
/ seat.
Whatever surplus of money may come from
the sale of tickets will be donated by the execu-
tive committee TO public charities.