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THE CHARITY BALL
Arrangements Thus Far Made Give
Promise Of Most At
tractive Event.
It Is Given by the Auxiliary Of the
Board of the Home for ~ :
. Children. 49,.

The more one hears Of the arrange
ments for the charity ball, the more at
tractive the affair promises to be- 1t
will be brilliant opening of the season.
AS every body knows, 1t is given by the
auxiliary of the board for the Home for
Children and Aged Women, and will take
place in the West hotel Friday evening.
The charity ball in the past has not been
noted for the elaborateness Of Its deco
rations and appointments, as the women
have not felt like making the expenses
any heavier than necessary. Th1s year,
however, two Of the florists have offered
their assistance, and the rooms have been
divided between them. Mendenhall will
! look after the ballroom Corridors Swan
son will have the supper room and recep-
ton rooms. j. w. Thomas & Co. Will
hang the ballroom with handsome rugs,
and the effect Of the whole floor Will be
something different from ever before.
Danz's orchestra will play a program OF
twenty numbers.
The guests will be received by Mrs. T.
senior board and Mrs. George w. Porter
and Mrs. John Van Derlip Of the junior
board; The floor committee Is large
one and includes a group OF well-known
men: Cavour 8. Langdon, Charles Gran
ston Bovey and l. R. D. Hallowen. are
chairmen of the committee and the other
members are: George H. Christian, II.
i M. Carpenter, A. M Clerihew, e. +.
Welles, L. M. Campbell, j. K. Hosmer.
c. w. Case Josiah Thompson, Sumner L.
+ Mcknight, George w. Porter, Alden
Smith, E. L.. Carpenter, e: j: Carpenter.
George c. Christian. George x. Beidea'
Henry Carpenter, George Case, G, NJ
Case, C. T. Jelley, Perry, HARRISON r
r. Rand, c. r. Lamb, John Van Derl1p,
Walter Hudson, Thomas Wallace, Theo-
dore Wetmore, Russell Bennett, Horace
Lowry, w. w. Hodgman, F. B. semple
c. c. Weber, A. L. Belknap, John Bovey
w. K Morrison, G. D. Velie, Hillary Muir
raw James F. Bell, Charles Heffelfnger
w. W. Heffelfnger D. M. Chute, Harry
Barger Ward Burton, Franklin Crosby
John Crosby, Robert Hastings, sewal An
drews and John Donaldson.
Invitations will be issued next weel
for the Hostesses' ball, which will be givel
! Friday evening. Nov. 81, In the West no
: tel The list Of names the invitation
= is not as long as last year, and 50 man!
of the women are In mourning that TN
!, number of hostesses will be just thirty
: nine7l The list includes the names o
} Mines. James S. Bell, Alfred H. Bright
Charles w. Case, Gilbert l.. Carpenter
Frank A. Chamberlain, George H. Chris
tian. John Crosby, William G. Edgar
Frank W. Forman. John B. Gilhlan, Cal
: vim G.. Goodrich, S. Arthur Harris, Hug
I G. Harrison, Louis x. Hull, Volney s
L.
: drick, Preston King, Robert B. Langdor
Clarkson Lindley, Alonzo H. Linton
Thomas Lowry, Elder H. Moulton, VIII
IL liam J. Murphy, Sumner T. McKnigh
g William G. Northrup. George II. Par
fridge, George w. Porter, Rufus R. Rane
y Frank B. Semple, David F. Simpson, Me-
). rion D. Shutter, Alden H. Smith, Charlie
II. Thompson, Theodore Wetmore, Fer
h, dali G. Winston, Thomas G. Winter, WI
j. Lam G. WHITLEY and Oliver C.: Wyman.
~ ;sThesreoeptiorA committee Includes Mime
y Lowry, Christian, Carpenter Edgar, Sem
: The marriage Of Miss Helene Hawle
v and Alvin v. Skiles, whose engagener
g was recently announced, will not tax
Il place until April. However, there will b
d another society wedding in December be
n side the Bell-Heffelfnger marriage. TT
n engagement has not as yet been ar
e nounced and the bride to-be has sal
IL that it will not be, as she does not care II
lie that sort of thing. So many of NJ
friends will receive their first Intimate
If of the affair at the time of the. wedding
in A very few have been whispered to-, b,
a they have been faithful of their proni:
and as the fiancee is from out of town.
has been comparatively easy%to keep Il
secret. :'"..,,- T.. 49,.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Wagner will ente
+ tain family party Monday at their hon
til on Chicago avenue in honor of the fort
re eth anniversary Of their marriage. Di
no ner will be served at $50 o'clock al
Iii covers will be laid for twenty. T.
guests will be the children and gran
let children
ye-
IRE The annual initiation banquet of Del
, n Tau Delta will be held this evening in t
West Hotel. %
Is. The marriage of Miss Jean Ray Wate
We man., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
Wa terrnan and Iie11fena Mt. Oscar, Dil,]