The Washington times., 1895-01-01
TYPOS AND TBRPslcHoRE.
Great Success of Columbia Unions New
Era Poll


Great Success of Columbia Unions New
Year Eve BALL
Terpsichore and the typographers. hospit-
ality, beauty, aud ga antry went hand in
hand last night at the New Years Eve ball
OF the Columbia Typographical Union. The
POI narity of the organization under whose
auspices the affair was given was au assur-
ance for very large attendance of ladies,
and, in fact, they turned out in very large
hunters
The assembly hall of the Temple was
crowded with as merry and enthusiastic
crowed as ever assembled 10 celebrate IL So
ciai event. There was inspiration enough in
the occasion, with the bright lights and NOV
ing music, but there was that. too. in the
crisp air OF the night to make redder the
roses on the cheeks ofthe baltaions OF beauty
that graced the assemblage
In every appointment the ball was q grand
success. III numbers in spirit, in enthusiasm,
and, not the least. in the ample spread in the
banquet room. This popular resort was dec
Grated beautifully in its aesthetic aspect with
New Years souvenirs, palms and roses. aud
In the material aspect with turkey. ham, cram
berry sauce and otherappetizing things viii h
make the step Brighter, aud even the music
merrier and more musical.
The gentlemen in charge OF the ball were
President Tracy, ex-oiiicio chairman OF all
the committees. The committee on arrange
ments-Messrs. John S. Leech. chairman. P.
j. Haltigan, II. NJ. Atkinson, G. E. Miller,
and Elmer Dement,
The committee on supper were Mesdames
i. IL. Padgett, H. L. Drake, John B.. Dick
man, II. L. Hardwick. I. NJ. Lawler, A. J.
Arnold. Z. g., Farrell H. Y. Bisbee. and c.
E. Holmes.
= These ladias a.tapJa5 m ,l,a toblae nd
made the guests of the typographer and the
typograpbers themselves amply content with
the good things they had SO bountifuly pro-
yided.
The crowded hnll where the dancers made
merry and told sweet tales in TIE whirl of tho
waltz presented very animated scene 1t
was only ball, but one tnat was intended 10
celebrate the death of the going year and
they buried him with flowers aud music and
wa tied lightly over his grass plot
The following ladies and gentlemen were
noted among the 1S94'95 jewellers: Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Ryan.
Mr.. +. Lily, Mss Lizzie Walters. Mr.
PGrdy. the Misses Reese. Mr. and Mrs Green
field, Mrs. Il. B. kconts, Air. j. Bonini, Miss
Weigl, Miss Flynn, Mr.. &. e. Miller, Miss II.
NJ. Jewett, Mr.. Leayilt. Miss Ryiner,
Mr.. George Terrett, Miss Craig, Mr.. J. Len
hart, Miss Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs Southland.
Miss Lockwood, Mr.. Roberts and wife. III.
Cnaries hudey, MI. Hubbard, Miss LaIng,
Miss May SeA fert. Mr.. Gardner, Miss Nav
Crutchett, Mr. AMI Mrs. Charles Sickies, Mr.
aud Mrs. ]. Bergen, the Misses Ber-
gen, Mr.. Allison and Miss Lynch,
Mrs. Cleveland Mrs Phipps. the
Misses Robinson, f. S. Brown and the
Misses Durphey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.
Fewhrman, Mr. G. E. Ho mes and wife. Miss
Annie Johnstone, Mr. William Dunn. Presi-
dent George A. Tracy, Mr. Secretary Padgett,
Sergeant-at-arms Il. Z. Hardwick. Door
keeper and Mrs. Granville f. Har ord,
Miss Harford, Mr. Harry t. Redfeld. aud
Mrs. Redtield Mrs. I. f. McKeon, Miss
Hurley, Miss Blanche Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendrix.
here were no wall flowers and no gallants
with an occupation gone; for the typog-
rarhers tall was an all round success-one
OF the most agreeable and enjoyable affairs OF
the past year.