The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-02-13
CHAR BALI
fine SUCCESS
Function Held at Elks' Temple I'm
der Auspices Of Local Associated
Charities Friday Night.

Charities Friday Night.
The second annual charity ball of
the Associated Charities organiza-
ton of Virginia held at Elks' tenn
pie last Friday evening was one Of
the most brilliant and enjoyable So
cial functions of the winter season
| in Virginia. About 225 people en-
joyed the dancing and the subscrip-
tions to date amount to $425 with
others still coming in daily.
! The Elks' club rooms were donated
for the occasion and were prettily
decorated. The lunch was served on
the ground floor. The menu was pre-
pared by the pupils of the domestic
science department of the Virginia
schools and was served by Miller's
cafeteria. Music was by Laugier's
orchestra.
The ladies of the Associated Chair
ties took this means as practically
the only one available for raising
money for their work in Virginia and
were naturally much pleased with
the generous response. The dancers
were as follows: o, t..
observation-disclosures. and 'Mesdames
George Shea, w. ]. Schulze, Benjamin
Stone, J. w. Deering, B. F. Britts,
c. w. Miller, R. R. Bailey, Stewart
Smith, Lyle Brundage, Charles Clay
pool, J. H. Grove, James Cudlip, A.
F. Benson, j. H. Egan, Mark Elliott,
w. H. Eaton H. B. Ewens, j. H. Flem-
ing, Neil Gardner, H. S. Gillespie A.
B. Holley, Charles Grabowski, Mer-
ton Kingston, G. H. Kopp, F. C.
Gates, J. A. Clayton, E. F. Johnson,
James Lavick, C. B. Lenont, M. F.
Marion, c.. v. Malmgren, A. Cos
born, John Pasternacki, J. L. Rich
ards, H. Reinertson, Guy Moore, D.
D. Morgan, W. B. Shaver D. E. Shea,
F. E. Thomas, Ralph Wagy, Fred
Walker, J. G. Watt, Ben Milavetz,
Warren Woodward; Mesdames Lerch,
j. Tangier Smith, Mayo, Luthey, ST.
mons, Stevens, Way. Messrs E.
Boyle, c. Blair, Robert Ely, Allen
Garvey, G. F. Hart, Ben Hoyer, N.
Keller Fawcett F. Miller, H. Michael
son, c Nicholson, w. Newcomb, L.
Osborne, L. Peterson, w. B. Pratt, Al
Rough, Glenn Quinn, George Simons,
Peter shipley, Tony shipley, Edward
Scallon, Chase Stevens and Stanley
Way; Misses Wilcox, Lindsey, Will
cox, Fawcett, Strudgeon, Grand
Maitre, McNichol, Mcclure, McCar-
thy Westin, Schneider, Ruth Hobbs,
Dorothy Hobbs, Houk, Miller, Rear
don Barclay Sorenson, Shea.
The out-of-town guests were as
follows: .:es,,
Eveleth-Dr. and Mrs. Harwood
Senator and Mrs. Boyle, Misses Helen
Harwood and Rabinowitz; Messrs
Meissner, Feldman, Rabinowitz and
Patrick Boyle.
Buhl-Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, Ar,
thur Folsom.
Duluth-William White, Miss Muir.
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fay.
Gilbert-W. Rademacher, Misses
Hoey, Schumacher and Steinger.
Hibbing 0. B. Warren, Mis-.
ses Cohen, Hall, Fitzgerald, Messrs
Warren, Blackjack, Basket, Mitchell.
Milwaukee-O. A. Kaiser.
Wausau-Miss Rosenberg.
Others who could not attend bu
sent subscriptions were Messrs. J. P
Carey, D. C. Charlton, John Costin, D
E. Cuppernull, P. P. Colgrove, S. j
Cusson, S. S. Dahl, Al G. Flournoy
w. H. Fliehr, Thomas Gill, M. God
frey, R. L. Griggs, L. M. Barrett, F
II. DlUW01l, q. w. o1O"ucu, DOuSAea
Greeley, John Hansen, J. E. Howe
John Kennedy, E. G. Johnson, E. {
A. Johnson, John Lamont, J. H. Lob
neis, Robert Lindsay, o. A. Poire1
R. A. Peers, Alexander Reid, R. .
McGhee, C. F. Moore, Hyman Miller
H. S. Newton, Walter Markham, N
\ w. Richards, Joseph Roman, Juliu
Z Shanedling, C. H. Rogers, J. T. Smitl
B. F. Smith, N. J. Smith, E. B. Mill
Ed Wenzel, D. H. Smith, D. v
!, Stebbins, H. J. Scharr, A. Tote
Wilbur Van Evera, Captain Whit
| DR.. Raymond, DIR. Nelson.
| Eveleth-Dr. More, H. A. Viii
man, r. J. Mitchell.
II Duluth-M. l.. Fay, George Ba
mum.
| Gilbert-Tom Flanagan.