St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-05

Il is very natural that the one topic of
conversation should be the event of to-
morrow evening, which bids fair to
eclipse in many respects the charity
balls of many preceding years. There
are still more tickets for sale, however,
and one or two more boxes. Those
already engaged have been secured by:
Hon. William r. Merriam, A. Ii.
Wilder, Lane K. Stone. Theodore
Borup. Mrs. John L. Merriam and r. +.
HerseY; Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Nc
1ntyre.
a glance at the names of the ladies
who are on the reception committee, as
we'll as the list of lady patronesses of
the ball, is in itself a sufficient guarantee
that everything that could be done to-
wards making tue affair a brilliant sue
cess will be attended to; and those who
are going and have not yet secured their
tickets must hasten to do so. The So
tickets, as has been announced before,
will secure entrance TO the floor and
supper room to one gentleman and two
ladies. There are spectators seats at
81, however, and still more tickets for
81, which admit single person.
The supper arrangements are more
complete in every way than ever be-
fore, and, on the whole, the charity ball
of '93 bids fair to be on very grand
scale and great success.
The ladies who are On the reception
committee, VINO are also the officers of
st. Luke's hospital, the beneficiary of
the ball. are:
Mrs. HoXsie and Mrs. w. r. Merriam,
assisted by Mesdames Flandrau, ID. h.
Noyes, f. b. Clarke, j. j. Hill and Tar
box.
Lieut.. Sturgis is to be in command OF
the floor managers, list OF whom are
here given:
Lieut.. T. j. Moore, Lieut.. W. c. But
Ter, MeSsrS. William Henry Patterson,
Gardner Corning, l.. Z. Newport, W. j.
Dean, y. j. Parker, Z. w. Parker, WV.
Hancock, +. W. NJ. Cutcheon, Ambrose
Iighe. L. 6. Halbert, DR.. Burnside
Foster.
For the first hour there will be
promenade concert, to the music of the
Third United States Infantry band, and
then the ball will begin.
The uShers and floor managers will
wear chrysanthemum rosettes, the one
red and the other yellow. Those who
will act as ushers are:
Z. A. Jaggard, chairman; A. H.
Paget, r. r. Oglesby, l.. P. Ordway. W.
Z. Read, +. s. BigeIow. w. G. Pierce
Oscar Taylor, w. II. Yardley. Robert
Rantoul, Lieut.. J. H. Beacon, Winthrop
Noyes, L. r. Selmes, w. II. Lightner
Edward Durant. Jared Hunt. j. a.
Skinner w NJ Armstrnnr n II
NenZelI
The list of lady patronesses was pub
. hshed in part before, but as some addi-
lions have been made it is here given
complete, as we'll as the complete list of
me officers of st. Luke's hospital:
The society ladies who will act rs ma
tronesseS of the ball are:
Mesdames ID. c. Shepard. r. NJ Now.
port George B. Young, c. E. Flandrau.
Z. A. Jaggard, d. r. Noyes, G. Living.
ston, y. q. Adams, Horace Bigelow. q.
y. ABBOTT, ID. A. Robertson, F. DriscolI'
Sohn Fulton, NJ. N. Gilbert. George
Hklnner, Archibald McLareu. John
wright, Charles Nichols, Arthur Gil
5ette, I. +. Morgan, Ii. Hutchinson. G.
4. Metcalf. George r. Finch r 3 Waye ".
fI"u y. Il. Severance, w. B. Bend.
- "a. DiC0D'e, Z. q. Roberts, Stanford
S NE ~ 4 " b; Lamborn, F. E. Inger-
1om, ~. w. Hand. Kenneth Clark. q.
Armstrong, J. B. Tarbox, c. A.
wheaton, n. Z. Langford, E. II. Cut
Ter, =. Mcintyre, Z. E. Smith, Maurice
AuerDach, A. j. Stone, CORTLAND