, 1905-01-27
CHARITY BALL
THIS EVENING
ARRANGEMENTS FOR UNIQUE,
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAIN
MENT AT MAENNERcHoR.
Governor and Mrs. Brooks to Be Guests
Of Honor, President Fred A. Miller
Master Of Ceremonies and Com
mittees To Manage Every Detail
Nice Dance Program.

Tonight will occur the ball t be
given at Maennerchor hall by the
Charity Whist club. for which great
preparations have been made and for
which neat programs nave been issued.
The program consists of a folder en-.
closing the dance program and the
lists of committees. On the face of
the folder is a figure showing ace, king,
queen, knave and ten of diamonds in
colors, red being the prevailing shade
and the printed matter being in thai
vivid color.
There are twenty-three numbers on
the dance program beginning with the
grand march-waltz. Charity Whist
Club" This is followed by two-step,
Governor b. b. Brooks" waltz, Our
Guests" lanciers, Judge Grant leads
low" two-step, When in doubt lead
trumps;" schottische, Did Mollie re.
mcgee" Virginia reel. Drive whist
Newport, Lead your longest and
strongest suit" two-step Our secre,
tary trumps her partners ace" waltz,
Second hand low quadrille.
"Bridge;' waltz. 1.-TWO eats and a
drink" waltz "A new DEAL" two step,
ID. N. Stickney leads a sneak" five
step. Third hand high;" lanciers, "A
see saw: waltz. Ladies' Choice, Hearts
are trumps;" two-step, Return your
partners Lead" waltz. "A SIAM" two
step, out of trumps;" tive-step, "A
misdeal:' two step. George A. Camp
bell wins the BOBBY" waltz, THE Rub.
Der"
The following committees have been
named to have charge of the affair,
the names alone s%ignifying the com
plete success of TIE undertaking. The
arrangements committee consists of
the officers and chief comittees Of the
Charity Whist club. as follows: Mrs.
Fred A. Miller, president; Mrs. J. S.
Atherly. first vice president: Judge NJ.
N. Grant, second vice president; Mrs.
HcoI &c SailpDNll, SVSlNlai
H Douglas. treasurer: Mrs. P. r.
Jacobs, chairman charity committee;
Mrs. d. n. Stickney. .drs. Thomas H.
Simpson, Mrs. W. E. Chaplin and Mrs,
|. r. Swigart, members charity com.
mittee: Mrs. NJ. E. Ingersoll. chairman
membership committee: Mrs. w. H.
Hodgeman, Mrs. S. H. Campbell and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Davis, members member
ship committee.
Master of Ceremonies-Fred A. Mil.
Ter.
Program-W. e. Chaplin. F. D. Spaf
ford, James Mathison and E. D. Lati
mer.
Invitation-Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Greenbaum and
George A. Campbell.
Decorations. S. Bartlett, d. N,
Stickney. T. H. Simpson, J. s. Atherly
E. E. Boehne, James Weightman, Fred
George, w. H. Douglas. William Hodge
man, w. T. Parker and A. Erickson.
Refreshments-Mr. T. >. Dayton,
Mrs. Helen Kidd Mrs. James Mathi.
son, Mr.. F. D. Spafford. Mrs. Fred
George. Mrs. James Weightman, Miss
Eta DeKay, Miss Leslie Swigart, Mrs.
A. Erickson and Mrs. E. E. Boehne.
Floors. H. Campbell, ]. H. Davis
and c. w. Berry.
Door-T. ]. Dayton. Lee Kidd and l..
s. Bartlett.
Reception-Mrs. NJ. N. Grant, Mrs.
l.. S. Bartlett. Mrs. E. d. Latimer,
Prof. H. C. Knight, D.. R. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Patchell, Judge H. v. S.
Groesbeck, Mrs. Ora Haley and Otto
Gramm.
Governor and Mrs. Brooks arrived
from Cheyenne this afternoon and will
be the guests of honor at the ball. They
will be given a reception at the hall
from $3.50 to $3.50 tonight, and in the
receiving party will be President and
Mrs. Tisdel, MI. and Mrs. Homer, Hon.
Otto Gramm n the officers Of the
Charity Whist club. The people will
be introduced to the governor and wife
and other members of the party by Mr..
Gramm.