The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-01
Charity Ball Of Harmony Lodge
 Great Success
Immense Throng Packs Casino Many Brilliant GownsDec- orations Excite Favorable Comment.

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 some two thousand people. in the
 beauty of the costumes worn and of
 the ball room decorations and in gem eral briiliancy was the Charity Ball Of Harmony Lodge, No. I'll, I. o. B. B., which was held last evening in the
 Casino on State street. It was the first charity ball to be given by the lodge, and the proceeds from the af- fair are to be divided equally among | the following organizations. The La ] Hebrew Ladies Aid Society and the Hebrew ChfIdren's s Aid Society. Preceding the dancing addresses were made. by Lieutenant Governor Lyman TIngier. Mayor C1i6ord B. wal son and Isaac Moss, president of liar mony lodge The speakers told Of the charitabIe work Of the Jewish people and congratulated the Bridgeport lodge on what they are doing
 Among other notabIes present were: Albert Phillips, secretary of state;
 Hon. Joseph H. Ullman of New Ha- York; and Charles H. Shapiro of this 4city. the last three named being mem I<bers of the executive committees of
 the grand lodge of this district. The huge ball room was decorated with yellow and white Baskets of pink, yellow and white flowers alter mating with Japanese lanterns. were
 suspended above the dancers and col ored lights played on them as they lperformed the iz1tricacies of the latest
 steps.
 At the front of the room there was a. palm garden in which one section of the orchestra was placed while the afT f7<af hail. Huge American flags stretched 1 from either side of the palm garden completed the decorations.
 The beauty of the gowns was re- markab1e feature of the affair The | rainbow was quite out done in the
 glory of co1oring displays last evening. The members of the various com naittees follow
 Harmony Lodge, No. I'll. Entertainment committee. Abe l.. 1 Kline chairman, Herbert Loewitll 1 secretary Emil F. Klein, treasurer l samuel Greenstein, Harry A Goldstein, Charles H. Shapiro, Max Frank, Isfdor IaJ. Goldman. Joseph Gilman. Louis H I Schwartz, Oscar Katzick, Louis Davis, John RosenbInh, Louis Herschman. Committees Of Charitable Societies. 1 Ladies Hebrew Charitable society, | Mrs Benjamin Oelsner, president, Mrs. Cl1as. H. Shapiro, secretary. M rs. | Eli Lesser, treasurer, Mrs B. Blum berg, Mrs. Benjamin Brownstein, Mrs. Samuel Greenstsin.
 Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs.
 Fanny Landes. presid enf, Mrs Isaac Levy, vice president. Mrs Samuel KapIan, recording secretary. Mrs Julius Nussenfeld, treasurer, Mrs l Abraham Shelinsky, Mrs. Jacob l F1nklestone.
 Hebrew ChIldren's Aid society, Mrs. F4r~r. nfe Reich, vice president, Miss Augusta ! MendeI, recording secretary, Miss Yetta Cohn, financial secretary, Miss Sarah Ro1nm. treasurer.
 The young ladies who sold flowers either among the guests or at the the Chairman; Miss Mildred Krouse Miss Ruth Mendelssohn, Miss Rose Cohen. Miss Lena Seherr, Miss Flor l ence Goldberg, Miss Lydia Landes- man. Miss Phyllis Greenstein, Miss Helen Aaoskowitz. Miss Birdie Reich.
 Miss Jeanette Weiss, and Miss Eliza
 Noticed among the great numbers present were:
 MT. and Mrs H. Kepinslxi. MT and
 Mrs James Ravens, Mrs H. W Greg 1 ory, MT and Mrs. A. l.. Conner, MT. and Mrs. Nathan Goldman MT ana Mrs A L. Krouse, Mir and Mrs Max Stein. aDr. and Mrs David Ievys MT. land Mrs. Charles Hermann, Mir and
 Mrs. Max Frank, MT. and Mrs James Butler. MT and Mrs. Isaac Moss. MT. 1 ard Mrs. David Greenbaum. MT and Mrs L. Mooney. MT. and Mrs l.. H.
 Mo l. of Stamford; MT. and Mrs. Ws -ner of Stamford; MT and Mrs. lJ. iamm, MT. and Mrs. Charles Le- l win. IT. and Mrs Jacob Fiukelstone, MT and Mrs. Joseph Rubenstin, MT. land Mrs John Rosenbluf1, MT. and | ia V0I Louis Cluint of New Haven. MT and Mrs. Josoph Qufnt, MT. and Mrs. Louis Levin. as.and Mrs. Louis Mendefson,
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Silver, MT and Mrs Ma1 B. E1prin, MT. and Mrs. J. 1 S Reich, MT and Mrs Israel Cohn. Mir and Mrs. William Landesmann, Mir and Mrs B. B. Steiber. MT and Mrs. John Klein, MT. and Mrs. Her.
 man Loewith. MT. and Mrs Herman tBogen4 MT. and Mrs. L. Weiss, MT. and Mrs. Arnold Speyer, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lang, Mr. and Mrs Aaron Wfttstein, MT. and Mrs David Schine: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walder. MT. and Mrs. David Lustig, Mir. and Mrs. B.
 Blumberg, MT. and Mrs. William Carl son. MT. and Mrs Louis Wynick, Rev. and Mrs. Morris Thorner, Mir. and Mrs. J. MendeI,s MT. and Mrs. Jacob Schless, MT. and Mrs Abraham Wershow. MT. and Mrs Robert Sperry, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Whiteonb, MT, and Mrs. George
 Mccarthy, Mesdames MoI1ie Connor, J. Scher, Clara FiteIson, NJ. Ginsberg, B.
 KafsF, William Winter, L. Moscowitz,
 M. Freidman, Isaac Levy. Julius Wal ner Bertha Bayette, M. c. Parker, Rachel Simon. William Reich, Elmer
 BeardsIey. Henry Bresky, May Bud long, Fannie Flanders, Sigmund Hirsch- berg. Fannie Pfcknan, Jennie Schel- sky David Clark, Misses Clara Burg,
 Anna Bender, Clara Si1verman, Helen Newman of New Haven: Bessie Si1- Verf11a n Anna Silver 4 7foineffe Goodman, Marion Schine, Silva Rosen- sweig, Josephine Downs, Alice Gil
 more. Marguerite simon, Dorothy
 Faust, MarcelIa Friedberg. Lima and Anna E. Druker, Gessie Haber of New
 York; Eleanor Do1ga1. Augusta Men