Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-24
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Firemen's Ball.

Firemen's Ball.
 4 hundred ineandescent ilshts east air resplendent rays over the Bluff ;+, hall Tue. day evening, bringing in. rol of a scene of gaiety such as Pine ,ns has seldom witnessed. Beautiful onon fairv.like forms, handsome on and even pretty children slided rouoh the mazes of the dance or on,od leisurely through the elegant nh rooms of the society. Costly amonds flashed from hundreds of ndsomelv.dressed forms suggestive wealth and luxury. The joyous con ,rso of multitude of voices rose in d;n of general confusion, while h@' Ia tbere the higher-pitched taught.
 some happy attendant broke rough the noise in gladder acclaim. hove t all rose the gay notes of the ehestra playing sweet music.
 7+ was the grand ball given by Act lodge No. 163, Brotherhood of Lo. motive Bremen, the seventeenth ,nnal event of the kind; and it will down in history as the most sue ssful ever given by the firemen- he attendance broke all records of past, not only from home but f.. road
 Prof. Saxby's orchestra, from Mem lis furnished music for the occasion, Ia around the little stand on wh ch orchestra was placed were ar nged artistically number of rail by lanterns, in the various colors led for signaling trains. These were only decorations used, but the ele Int hall and club rooms of the Bluff ty club needed no decoration; they already as perfect as they can b. Rde.
 So numerous were the attendants lat it would be impracticable to ests, to say nothing of descr.b ping dresses worn by the fair ladies esent The Brotherhood of Locomotive remen has cause for self-congratu lion. The success of their seven enth annual ball in fact exceeded all elr fondest expectations, and this y never witnessed happier event thln the memory of the present gen. Rtion.
 MT E. J. Bedding, general chairman the committees in charge of the H. deserves much of the credit lch attaches to the management. | he was most ably assisted by his cellent corps of co-workers. The Ter committeeman were as follows: Affangement-E. P. Kilmer, chair m; F. H. Edmunds, J. H. Wilson, ! Rider, Thomas Rike.
 Decoration-F. H. Edmunds, chair lah' Ed Hubber, w. H. Marshall, ank Lovejov, F. L. Painter.
 loor--J. II. Wilson, chairman; n Brook, ]. F, Smith, w. H. Mar Ill, E. J. Bedding.
 Pupper-Nat Rider chairman; E. nofe, Thad Coshey, c. D. Thorpe, Hillborn
 'eeepflon-fhomas Rike. chair H. A. J. Abel Ed Anderson, George fnett' W. X. Burdick, c. P. Bond, iies Burke, T. T, Bean, w. M. Bac- t. w. Crocker, P. A. Chapman, [. AaVanaush, R. T. Cheney, T. w. llel' I, N Dillon, s. l.. Ellis, w. H. lef' W. E. Flint, J. c. Foley, c. c. r'0p, Il, W. Harris. A. R. Harris, Y Hall' c. A. Hunt, T. A. Hewlett, = hatheld, Emmett Hoopaw, De
 liope, k. A. Jacobs, c. l.. Jack
 w. '. kleiner, F. N. Knowing, F. Ludwig, o. E. Mckenzie, W. A. oal oell' c, MaGee, wm. Nelson, N. Y veal J. E. Potete, T. E. Quinn. ei' 'iee, F. M. Smith, W. E. Ste ns rson' T. P. Simmons, c. B. Snyder, 'nomas, J, C. Turner, A. Town u,.,,, u,v, L. Wright, W. J. Williams, c. .,. ni'ains, c. N. Young, J. c. York. ', sa'ss s, Reception committee-Lucy PA' chairman; Mary Cheek. Eleanor sl' Mary Ellis, Mary Fuller, Katie lvy, o,. stachia Franey. Bessie Will 0ilye Graves, Louise Hardness. ,..n "ope' Sue NcFad9ea. Ave. o ,'i' Fla Mathis. Carrie Nelson. - Fleet, Leila Rqdling, Nora