Wichita eagle., 1889-03-01
FOR CHARITY'S SAKE
THEY DANCED AT THE GARFIELD
LAST NIGHT.
a Most Enjoyable Party-The Attend
ants-The First Of the Annual
Charity Balls.

| The charity ball given last night at the
| Garfield turned out to be a success exceed
| ing the most sanguine expectation of Its
originators The ball and all its arrange
ments were left in charge of the following
popular young ladies: Misses Clara Neg
| baur, Grace Hibarger Mile Sappenfeld,
Dell Baynum, Mamie Manuel, Emma Nc
| Gee, Arlie Mcknight, Bessie Woodwork,
| Mignon Viele, Sadie York, Alice Boyd,
Maude Pratt, Mary Miller Minnie Kuhn,
Hattie Hays, leila Tusch.
They set to work with hearty good will
for the cause and to their efforts is due en-
| tirely the success with which the party was
crowned
The grand march lead by Mr. and Mrs.
nj. w. Levy commenced at o'clock. This
was followed by program of fourteen
dances which was gone through with
much merriment and pleasure to all the
participants. The music was furnished
by the board of trade band orchestra. The
reception committee consisted Of Messrs
Russell Harding, Geo. c. Strong, Chas. NJ.
Jones. o. d. Barnes, N. W. Levy and Col.
VIM. Inness.
THE FLOOR COMMITTEE OF
Messrs. Frank Van Tuyle, o. B. Stocker,
Eugene Garnett, Charles Carey, Charles
Z. Curtis, /. H. Hettinger, L. Charles
Miller and w. NJ. Boring
The interest manifested last night Was
such as will lead to the giving of similar
charity balls every year in the future.
THE ATTENDANTS.
Numbered most of the society people of
the city. Many of the costumes worn by
the ladies were rich and elegant. Among
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs II. T. Kramer, Mr.
and Mrs. o. d. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Kendle, Mr.. and Mrs. Deffenbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. o. d. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Col
lings, Mr.. and Mrs E. hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spahr, Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Peckham,
Mr.. and Mrs. flaming, Mrs. c. p Moore,
Mrs. Russell Harding, Mrs. J. p Allen,
Mrs. j. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rob-
inson, Mrs. Horner, Caldwell; Mrs. Bull
lard, Mrs. jessie Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Corbett, Mrs. Col Stewart, Mrs Nc
MILAN, Mrs. d. J. Dean.
Misses MCGEE, V.Lucy, Grace Hibarger,
McNaughten, Eta Jewett, Mile Sappen-
field, Clara Negbaur, Maud Pratt, Orr,
Radford and Peck, of Oshkosh, Wis;
Mamie Manuel, Arlie Mcknight, Alice
Boyd, Sadie York, Hutchinson, Dell
Baynum, Migion Viele, Green. McSweeney
of Chicago; Hall, Kuhn, McClees, Bald
win. Woodman, Woodwork, E. Clifford,
of St. Louis; NJ. Pierce.
Messrs. Garnett, A. H. Greet, Dallett,
Hagney, Frank and Charles Curtis, Boone,
Allison. NJ. G. Viele, Martin Woolman, j.
F. Comfy, Amidon, Apperson, E. z. Hoff-
man, Clyde Ware, Grant Woodman, Joe
and Charles Carey, Ben Glaze, Van
Tuyle, Will Hoffman, McClees, o. Oliver,
Fred Anawalt, w. G. Jones, w. S. Shep-
pard. Chapman, Mcknight l. H. Hettin-
ger, Ralph Niederlander, w. Howe, Will
Radford, Garst, Geo. Mcneil. Hagney, o.
B. Stocker, Oscar belong. H. NJ. Viele,
Ed Phillips, J. C. MCGEE, Chas. Comfy,
Emmett Callahan, Whitlock, Chas. and
B. L. Mcknight, c. NJ. Jones, H. L. Ar
mold, Gordon, c. c. Allen, McAdams, E.
II. Davis, Ed. Hedgers, H. V. Sheppard.