The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-14
GRAND CHARITY BALL
PARTICIPATED IN BY ABOUT goo
 COUPLES.

COCELES.
 Warner Hall Handsomely Decorated
 Ladies in Beautiful Costumes-A Swell
 Affair in All Respects-Those Present.
 Last evenings charity ball was a grand social function and was attended by most of the prominent society peo- pie of the city. About 200 couples par ticipated. Warner hall was handsome ly decorated with palms and flowers for the occasion, Champion doing the decorating.
 Dancing was kept up till 1 o'clock, music being furnished by Robinson's orchestra.
 The officers of the mothers aid socie- ty are as follows: Mrs. s. Hartman Chapman, president; Miss Winchester, vice president; Mrs. Frank H. White more, treasurer; Mrs George B. Adams, secretary; Mrs. Walter Camp, assistant secretary; board of managers, Mrs. Samuel D. Bowers, Mrs. George s. Bar mum, Mrs. George A. Butler, Miss Carita Clark, Mrs. D. l.. Cutler, Mrs. Walter DeF. Day, Mrs. Henry. F. English, Miss Josephine Griffing, Mrs. Lynde Harri- son, Mrs. John M. Hall Mrs. Isham Henderson, Mrs. George P. Lines Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsey, Mrs. William G. Mixter Miss Hesse Mitchell, Mrs. George P. North Miss L. A. Reed, Mrs. Joseph B. Sargent, Mrs. William G. Sumner Mis- Esther Stoddard, Mrs. E. L. Towner, Miss A. M. VanWinkle, Mrs. Henry A. Warner, Miss E. F. Wilcox son.
 The ball was given by the mothers aid society for the benefit of the Leila and Hope day nurseries.
 The ladies were all beautifully cos tuned in every variety of charming gowns.
 Among those present were the fol- lowing:
 Mrs. Hartwell Chapman, Miss Re becca Beach, Mrs. J. B. Sargent, Miss Reed, Mrs. Parmelee, Mrs. A. J. Du- Bois, Mrs. J. w. Alling, Mrs. Lynde Harrison, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Warner Miss Armstrong, Miss Tynan, Mrs. T. G. Bennett, Miss Hope Bennett, Mrs. F. Ii. Whittemore, Mrs. Arthur Day Mrs w. H. Moseley, Mrs. $. D. Bowers, Mrs. Henry F. English, Mrs Isham Henderson, Mrs. N. J. Trowbridge, Mrs. Walter R. Nichols, Miss Catharine Wilcox, Miss Mabel Wilcox, Miss Ada line Fox, Miss Alice Porter, Miss Sar- gent, Miss Gibbons, Miss Ella M. Welch. Miss Welch, Miss Mansfield, Miss Bow CTS, Miss Bell, Miss Griffing, Miss Els ther Stoddard, Miss Much, Miss Drew Miss Mabbett, Miss Sandford, Miss Parmalee, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Reed Misses stoughton, Miss Van Wrinkle Miss Dutton, Miss Winchester, Hon Lynde Harrison, General s. E. Merwin MT. H. F. English, Roger s. Baldwin J. Edward Heaton, MT. Herbert, Ed ward R. Ingraham, Mrs. George Kel- | logg, MT. Dwight E. Bowers, MT. F. | A. M. Schaff1in, MT. F. R. Ward, MT James E. Wheeler, MT. Thatcher, MT Belden, MT. F. w. Simonds, MT. Walter Ford, MT. Scott, MT. Henry Farnam 1 MT. A. J. Droper, Vance Mccormick | w. E. Heffelfinger, Josh Hartwell, N l.. Barnes, T. M. Evans, MT. Halbert MT. D. s. Barney, MT. c. W. Gross, MT filling, Mr. J. D. Thomas, MT. E. s Haskness, MT. MacGregor Professor Edward G. Buckland, MT. George l. | Fox, George H. Myers, F. s. Male Amos $. Bennett, MT. W. H. Hasley. TO-DAY'S VAUDEVILLE AND FAIR
 A vaudeville and fair will be held this afternoon at Harmonic hall. The fes- | tivity has been so we'll planned that nc child will go away disappointed. l The admission to the fair, which will | include the vaudeville performance, i: twenty-five cents. The children vii see Prof" Hurd, magician knowr to fame, and the four Luciers. The Luciers are a group of brothers and sisters who play on all kinds O instruments and do the most interest ing things. These performers, as vel as the magician, are secured through the kindness of Manager Poli.
 A class of children from Miss Co burns school and little Edith Bar will divert the visitors. The bran pit and the Christmas tree are both ready and waiting only to be unladen.
 The committee requests that al | wishing to send contributions of cake will kindly do so this morning, sending the things to Harmonic hall os eari, as is convenient The children anc 1 their attendants may begin to come 9 2 o'clock and the fair is to continu,