The herald., 1896-11-27

Mr.. Ed. Booth Miss Mary Baker, Mr..
G. p. Simmons. Miss Carrie Betzhold, M.
f. Fox
Floor director-Frank Bryson.
F'oor Committee-Mr. ]. Dreyfus. Mr..
e. r. Holman. Mr.. N. B. Carter, Mr.. Gus
Goldschmidt. Mr.. F. U. Wilson, Mr.. A.
+. Miller.
The association extended a vote of
thanks to The Herald as the only paper
in the city that had the courtesy and en-
terprise to recognize the Importance Of
it's work.
Among those present were Mines.
Buehler, Dodd, A. H. Boal, E. H. Payne,
Wright, Atwood. H. Weber, F. Bryson,
Harry Fox, J. Jackson, Helen Dicks, J.
Jackson, E. H. Payne. w. F. Shelton, r.
H. Boardman, Shell Reed. Misses Dolly
Wilson, Daisy Betzold, Lena Richards.
S. NJ Steel, P. Stevens, Heller, M.
Ketcham, ]. Dunn, S. Green, E. Green,
Sherwood. Kline, A. Mooser, May Rutly,
G. Greene, E. Frazier, A. Stevens A.
Fitzgerald, Etcheparre, ]. Weaver, B.
Weaver, NJ. Dupuy, w. Longe, Hartman.
e. Levy, A. Wenger, L. Miller, X. Dorsey.
P. Bunkers, Welkey, K. Dorsey, Cora
Knox, Ida Freeman, Edith Rutly, M.
Rutly, Gilson M. b. Bowin, ]. c. Goodwin,
Efie Manning. G. Basserman, Nina
Brown, Dora Stein, Lena Flood, Jessie
Beard, E. Flores, M. Jillson, v. Jillson,
Agnes McKernan, Nevada Besch, Miss
Hattie l.. Smith, Messrs. Beahn, Holman.
Abe Cohn, H. L. Knight, Dingwald, f.
A. Schneddig. Thompson, ,Chas. BalZer,
]. Horotcarena, A. e. Bois. ]. B. Pickett,
r. Mansfield, H Burkhardt. j. Thomp-
son. r. Eager, b. c. Logan, ]. V. Watson.
F. Barris, A. Ashton. B. Ford, W. r.
Slater, b. Farmer, o. l.. Wilson, Abe
Stern. Chas. Harris, j. Puissegur, E.
Puissegur, Aron Goldberg, Arthur Gold
berg, G. N. Moxham, e. Rappold. E. e.
Crane, ]. Althouse, Frank e. White, j.
D. Jackson, H. Newman, A. O. Storey.
e. Andersen, Neighbors, Kelley, w. J.
Kennedy, L. B. Haven, G. Doole. A. M.
Green, Jas, Travis, M. ]. Mulyon, NJ
Pedoarena, VIM. Hess, Sol Levy. Frank
Bryan, Sam Crolick, Ben Lubin, w. A.
Sewright, f. B. Harris. George Brown,
Shell Reed, Harry PEBBLES. j. E. Frick,
Reyes Serrano, b. O'Donneu, B. Pico, M.
Fox, f. Wilson, NJ. Story, e. Herbol. II.
NJ Meyer, F. N. Wilson, James Soutls,
Harvey Cox, Reyes Serrano and Edward
l.. Hutchison.
THE FORESTERS.
Tho Thanksgiving ball Of the relief
committee of the F'oresters of America
was held at Music hall last night.
A large crowd WAS in attendance, ana
the following program was presented
before the dancing began:
March. The Belle of the Season
(SuuSa); Serenade (SchuberU.
Opening address-Judge w. A. Ryan.
Comic song-Hazel Baldwin.
Cello solo-Mr. B. Bierlich.
RemarkS-Judson K. Rush.
Mezzo soprano solo-Levina Uchtman.
Vocal solo-Mr. Joseph f. Korber.
Recita ation-Brother T. F. Laycock.
Song-Master Fred Ford.
President of the evening, Bro. G.
Gardner.
Among those present were the follow
ing:
Miss Luvina Uchtman. Mrs. A. Her
nandez, Miss c. Bowman, Mrs. A. Gif-
ford, Miss May Pollock, Mrs. Mary
Truen, Miss Ivy Truen, Mrs. G. Gardner,
Miss o. Ayers. Mrs. Blumenthal, Miss
Miss Lofberg, Miss Reyes.
Mrs. Reyes, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Markley,
Mrs. Dart. Miss NJ. Labory, Miss Kerr,
Miss M. Meade, Mrs. Culver, Miss Kor-
Der. Mrs G. e. Grasp, Messrs. j. E.
Frick, B. Boughton, II. Boughton. L. S.
Ottman, F. L. Reyes. A. r. Herman
dez, Il. Truen, H. Laventhal, G. f. Cor
Der, f. Gerber, James Goddard, w. God
dard, X. L. Goddard. H. Anon, b. Da-
cey, 7. G. Gee, w. e. Warder, A. Verde,
G. K. Warder, F. E. Peters, w. Wifler,
q. Pedgrift, T. e. Robbins, NJ. ]. De-
wald and Edward L. Hutchison.