Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-14
The Charity Ball a Success. and all
of Its Promoters Are
Happy.
Magnificent Costumes, Inspiring Mu.
sic, Hospitality, Refinement
80. and Joy.
The Investigating Committee Con.
tinues Its Work, and the Guilty
Squirm-General Notes.
For Sweet Charity.
from Wednesdays Daily

"A crowded capitol. brilliant lllumlna-
tons, enhancing music, youth. beauty,
gallantry and chivalry. Such was the
charity ball at the capitol last evening.
That the committees had performed their
duties faithfully and we'll was evident
from the completeness of the arrange
ments and the success OF the event.
The hall of the house had been trans
formed into a scene of bewildering be auty
and attractiveness; the air was laden with
the fragrance OF flowers, and for hours the
large and brilliant company glided in the
dance, changing, whirling, promenading
and misunderstanding a most beautiful
Kaleidoscope view to the onlooker.
Rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes and dimpled
smiles shone above delicate fabrics and
magnificent costumes, while the numerous
sparks OF pure5t light that flashed from the
decorations OF the elegantly dressed ladies
gave evidence of the genuineness of orna-
mentatiOn. Many of the costumes would
be worthy of the most prententious event
OF the social aristocracy of the east.
THE MUSIC.
The Rupert orchestra, of Fargo, added
new laurels to its already enviable wreath
Of fame. The most stolid and Indifferent
could not fail to take the wings of terpsi-
chOrean joy as the strains of the most in
spiriting ball room music loated out from
this splendid musical organization. Dur
ing the reception which preceded the tall
the following programme was rendered:
March.,:"".....GG1t CRUSADER. sousa
ySs? M sii0i iP. the Fo?sss Ms Tdsils ;j j:::: E;i B n
Overture; Morning, Noon and Night. :s9ppe
so1 3 duett,.: :soan Ghse Wedainr ::...' GnmDsrt
Gusrdmount.: op 'tChara "e@a1ie iiie n
The reception was attended by a large
number of members of the legislature and
citizens, those receiving being Governor
rotary Flittie, Treasurer Booker, Auditor
Bray.
II COMMITTEES.
The following is a list of the committees:
Committee on arrangements-Representative
ID Mcintyre, chairman; Senators NJ L McCor-
Hartman, G Little; RepresentatiSes JOHN Mil
sted, f s Tyler, r II Hankinson, D B Wellman
and Geo II Walsh.
Committee on inyitations-,Senator W H Rob
Smith, Andrew Sandager; Representatives F J
thompson, + Tyler and j F Selby.
Committee on reception-Representative r h
Mankinson. chairman, Senators H J Rowe. G B
/ Hi9WS9 alesb{. A ( Il st sS v e 4 RRiiERlii sms ahd J 4
Watt. "
Committee on music-Attorney- General Geo F
hartman, Geo 4 W 21sh;'i hepresen aassise I + ! !
Thompson.
Committee on decorations = Senators H R
1aac t az s shsa Mrnstai! = L McCormaok, n c Law
don, p B Wickham, W 3 Buchanan.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures Judson
LaMoure, chairman; j H Worst, E H Belyea,
George Harmon; representative j E Reed, Geo.
Floor managers-Senators c B Little, chair
man; W H Robinson, NJ l. Mccormack, j o
smith, Il Hartman; Representatives E Nc
Intyre. E 3 Tyler, R Ink, E J Thompson. Of
Every committee won the admiration
and praise of all by the thorough md ar
tictic manne in which it ACCOMPLISHED the
work to which it was assigned.
THE pREAD
The lap spread or luncheon, which was
served by Caterer Ehrman, of Fargo, was
one of the features OF the event that won
the compliments of all. The refreshments
were served at midnight, and although ev-
eryone had been dancing vigorously up to
that hour. they rose from the luncheon
rested and refreshed, and continued in the
delightful exercise OF the dance long after
midnight.
The following is a list of those present.:
Governor and Mrs. Miller.
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. Dickey.
Treasurer Booker and niece, Miss Will
kins-
Superintendent and Mrs. Mitchell.
Insurance Commissioner and Mrs. Carey
II daughter.
Railroad Commissioner and Mrs Under
hill.
Railroad Commissioner and Mrs. Mont.
gomery
Attorney General Goodwin, Mrs. P. II.
Rourke and Miss Bessie Codding.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Douglass.
Captain and Mrs. j. W. Gregg.
Secretary Flittie.
Auditor Bray.
General and Mrs. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wells, jamestown.
MI. and Mrs. Don r. Davidson, Wahpe-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Purchase and Miss
Cora Kingston, Jamestown.
Representative and Mrs. Geo. P. Lilly,
MI. ana Mrs. A. G. Mcmillan, Miss Nellie
ThOrold, jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Watson, James
town.
MI. and Mrs. ]. G. Toplif, jamestown.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. i'm Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mccullough, James
town.
DR.. and Mrs. O. W. DePuy, Jamestown.
Representative and Mrs. FL. THOMPSON.
Senator and Mrs. r. y. Ink.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Ink, Wahpeton,.
MI. and Mrs. Shore and Miss Bessie
Iarault, MlnneWaukan.
Representative and Mrs. E. W. Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. F. Barry.
. Representative and Mrs. Geo. II. Walsh.
o Representative Inc Mrs. Montgomery.
MI. and Mrs. RcGillivray. Dickinson.
Senator and Mrs. Stevens.
Senator and Mrs. N. C. Lawrence and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, D. Thompson.
Representative Currier and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Burke, Mandan.
Colonel and Mrs. g. w.. Thompson.
W. 81. Topping and daughter, Grand
Forks, and Mrs. Senator D. S. Dodds.
." Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce.
Senator and Mrs. j. II. Worst, Miss Olive
Worst and Miss Eva Campbell.
Representative and Mrs. F.. j. Thompson.
Representative and Mrs. R. II. Court.
Nj. and Mrs. W. j. Hawk, Buffalo.
MI. and Mrs. j. NJ. C%arnahan.
town..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P. Heron.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Barnes.
MI. and Mrs. j. HOrner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. s. C. Hitler. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. St0yeIl.
Representative Pinkham. wife and