The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-12
Charity Ball Patronesses.

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The patronesses at tomorrow even:
function of the year. will be Mrs.
Frank l.. McVey, Mrs. H. l.. Withheld.
Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs. Mrs. c. c. Cow
run. Mrs. T. Mulligan. Mrs. J. Nelson
Kelly, Mrs. NJ. +. Murphy, Mrs. Scott
Rex, Mrs. August Eggers. Mrs. w. w.
Fegan and Mrs. II. NJ. Wheeler.
Everything in the way of preparation
and the sale of tickets today has been
phenomenal, showing that everybody.
maids. matrons. college girls, society
fmcf,sstaid business men. the confirm
ed bachelors. youth and even those
who have new before tripped the
light fantastic toe, arc going to help
swell the attendance al the first
tho committee arc not yet satisfied
that all the tickets than can be sold
have been disposed of. They are
working today in the hope of adding
several moro to the list as their am
bition has been to have 800 couple
dance Friday evening at the auditori-
um on North Fifth street.
The ball room was given it's first
touch of decoration today and it Ger.
for q large ball. The Christmas col
tqyy-srs being arranged with exquisite
tSste- and-f i the company is large
enough to till the great ball room, as
it should be. the affair will be chron-
icled. III the history of Grand Forks
as the most elegant affair ever given
in North Dakota. This will not be be-
cause Of money expended in decora-
ton or appointment for the commit
little or nothing. The ladies of st.
Pauls Guild will serve light but de-
licious refreshments In the daintiest
manner possible. and will arrange the
tables OIL the large stage. Red tapers
in crystal holders with pretty shades
will adorn the tables and palms. and
ferns will be generously used to add
room. Serving will begin promptly at
IL. O'clock and those who do not dance
will be cared for first, that they may
leave early if desired.
The orchestra concert program will
open the evening at $3.50 O'clock and
will be one of the very delightful fea-
lures Of the evening. The Finley Or
chestra will he augmented to six piec-
'es for this occasion and Mr.. Finley
has arranged the following program
of popular music for the opening half
hour:
Marche. "Westeard Ho"......Lansing
Spanish %Serenade. LaPalona. .Yradier
Rustic Rag. Down Home. SweatInan
Caprice. Nobody Knows. Allen
Waltz. Wedding of the Winds.
John p. Hall
Dance. I'm the Shadows. So. Finck
Junior Recital Friday.
The program for the junior pupils
recital at the city studios Of Wesley
college conservatory has been arrang-
ed and will be given at 8 o'clock.
Fifteen numbers will be given as fol-
lows:
VICE S'otS oftn
'''S s'e Mary :;' chidiaw. Daee''e
ltlde n ..Eilenberg
Irene Bostrom.
Candy Pull Ortiz
Stewart Clifford.
The Restless Galop. ....... Streahog
1. Marion Opsahl.
Marjorie wilkersou. o''
Leland Merrill.
fal At the Isazaar. (b) Kohler
stuoy Swift
Mildred Lehman.
Dance of the Clowns. ...... EilenbcrE
Blanche Turner. =
JiONeI NNollI ItOCCrS
Lloyd Friedman.
Queen of Roses ...... Duccllc
Agnes Johnson.
Evening Chimes. Eschr
Thelma Rystad.
Will o'thc Wisp. ......... .Jungman
Loretta Glockncr.
C;ipsy Fireside .......... Eilenberr
Helen Gust.
The Fountain .Bohm
Katherine Henry.
Miss Hanna Coming Home.
Fargo Courier-News Miss Dorothy
Hanna is expected homo from Miss
Benefits school at Millbrook. n. ",
n week from Thursday. Her fa-
ther. Hon. l.. r.. Hanna will Join his
daughter In New York and they will
make the trip home together. Miss
Dorothy will probably spend two or
three weeks Is the holiday guest Of
her parents Oh Fifth avenue south.