The morning times., 1897-01-12
The LIGHT INFANTRY
BALL A Big SUCCESS
Their Beautiful Armory Was
Transformed Into an Arcadia.
The Ladies' Present Were Gowned
Most Bewitchingfy Uni
forms OF the Men.


The informal NeBe Years reception and
hop of Company A, Washington Light In-
fantry Corps, at their 'armory last night.
was a tremendous success, whether viewed
from the large attendance, the chival-
rous attention OF tho sons OF Mars III
charge OF the various committees, or the
inspiring band.
The smart uniforms and military bearing
of the Light Infantry are matters of gen
eral knowledge, but it is doubtful If the
company, individually and collectively.
ever showed to more ideal advantage than
last night, when they transformed their
armory into ballroom and themselves
into gracious hosts.
The various gentlemen in charge were:
Sergt Tom Marshall, Corp. F. W. Burnett,
Private Frank Jones, Private w W. Chase,
and Private Robert H. Prender, represent
ing the executive committee. Reception
committee, First Sergt A. w. Muzzr, Corp.
John II. Tatspaugh, privates William W.
Chase, Robert T Bradburn, Eugene X
Stewart, ir., c. II Williams, Warren X.
Ferris, Henry B. Halliday George b. Wood
bridge, William s. Wise, Sergt, W j Day
ton, Corp. N. T. Brecht, Pnvates G.. s.
Gift Walter X. Dunbaugh r. II. Lewis,
JOHN j. Richardson, Henry c. Simpson,
Henry NJ. Reynolds, Walter Scott, and g
d Horning.
The master OF ceremonies of the occasion
was Capt John s. Miller, assisted by Lieut.
Henry j. Keough, Sergt William Marshall
and Sergt. f. l.. Phillips.
Floor committee, Sergt. Harry Leach,
Corporal NJ. +. Woodbridge, Private Charles
T. Wright, Private Harry Coope, Private
Edward J. Ross, Corporal F w, Burnett,
Private F. w. Bartholomae, Private Henry
G. Scott, Private Robert II. Prender, Private
Frank Jones'
There were present Capt. John S. Miller
and wife. Mr.. g. nj. Gales and Mrs. Gales,
Mr.. s. II. Davis. MIR. 1Bernace A. Wood and
Miss Alice Belfield, Mr.. Andrew NJ. Taylor
and Miss Ehermantrout, Mr.. r. F. Greer.
Miss Taught, MIR. Ed Hammurdone, Mr.
Jonas Michaelis, and Miss Nettie Hopkins.
Mr.. Fl. NJ, White and the Misses Nightin-
gale, Daisy A. McNelly, P. Latimer, jr.,
George Harrison, Louis Rodier, Miss Lips
comb, Mr.. and Mrs Flood, j. FL. Anderson
and Miss Gee, Mr., Kalstrom, Miss Hardy,
MIR. c. l.. Hurdle and Miss Nettie Bunyea,
Mr.. James and Miss Clements, Nj. j. Cor
man and Miss M. o 'Neill, Mr.. 2. F. Carter
and Miss Matte Hall, Mr.. Benton Smith and
Miss A. R. Mangan, Mr.. Fl. Il. Ashley and
Miss Shomo, C. L. Bell, Miss Turner, Mr
and Mrs. 7. B. Walker, Mr.. Preston Davis,
James N. Suddeth, Miss S. E. Sudddeth, Miss
Abbie Longley, Mr.. Futh H. F. Kidweii,
Miss Kidwell, A. T. Maher, and
Miss Blackdon, C. p. Reardon, Miss
Annie Lee, Mr.. Frank Sloan, James Reiff.
Miss Flora Thomas, Mr.. George s. Watson
and Miss Bessie Lee, John Healing, Miss
Lillian Webster, A. 7. Woodruff, Miss
King, Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Boyd, George
Harding, G. E. voight, Mr.. B. Callan, Miss
A. Carroll, Miss A. Murphy, H. Sackerman
and Theodore Sackerman, j. r. Sutton, jr
Miss Mamie Geanth, Theodore HarbecF,
Mrs. Harbeck, Miss K. Frederick and Miss
Basche, A. b. Dorsey, Mr. o. l.. Bell.
Miss M. Bradley, Miss A. Huxley, C. w.
Wilson, Miss L. A. Ryan, Capt. Charles
Childs, Mrs. Chiltls, Mrs. George r. Cobb,
Miss Z. NJ. Johnson,tJ u. Neuyah, Miss A
Snloot, j. D. McQuaderIy. L. Ermentrout.
II. L. Pettinger. Mrs. Eldred, Misses
Bowman and Martin, II. B. Chase. w.
Kinds, Charles Hasch Miss B. Arth, and
Lillian Harsch, Master Breitbarth. Miss
A. shuffel, Leroy Browning, Miss Wam