Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-07
One Of the handsome.t social func.

third annual Charity ball. which was
given last evening, under the auspices
Of the Associated Charities. The 'au-
ditorium on North Fifth street was
the scene of the gathering and the
American flags was used in decorating.
Large flags were draped on all sides
OF the hall and a curtain was artisti-
balcony was draped with bunting and
the ball room presented a military ap-
pearance with the stripes and stars
everywhere in evidence. The electric
lights were shaded with Japanese Ian
terms and potted plants and ferns
were used in profusion. The palms
were loaned by the Grand Forks Flor
al company and the courtesy was very
much appreciated by the ladies in
charge. -.
AS the guests were assembling the
Metropolitan orchestra of ten pieces
rendered q short program of music
and dancing began at 9 o'clock.
The following program Of music,
including several extras, was rendered
during the evening: -
Grand March. Lady of the Slipper.
Hesitation. Congratulations. .......
- ...:.......... Reese-Europe
Two-step. cronny Melody. y.........
Waltz. Goodbye Little Ea.1-oooow'" GRE.
one:step:. rinsle.,nsleine. 'ap' from
High Jinks ..... Friml
Hesitation, valse June. ..... Baxter
Two-step. When It's Night Time in
Burgundy ................. Paley
Waltz, vaise Irresistible. Hickman
One-step, otaki-ta-tao ...........
,,..;.o.; ,;.:...:.; Henri Bereny
rwo-step. Aba Daba Honeymoon. oa'''
................. Fields-Donovan
Waltz, Aloha Oe.
one-step. You're Here and I'm Here
Hesitation. Cecile .McJee
Two-step. Rastime Arabian Nights
............... Romberg
Waltz. When Dreams Come True.
one-.tep. pupchen .ai1bera he,a
Hesitation, valse Noble. Lesser
Two-step, lie Gigot. Romberg
Hesitation, Millescent ..... Mckee
Two-step. I Want to Be in Michigan
waitzes, Girl from Utah: :Reubens
The large stage was made very at
tractive with a row of beautiful pot
ted plants and palms. Small tables
were arranged where a number Of the
guests whiled away the hours in play
ing cards.
A delicious buffet supper was
served and q long service table was
arranged on one end Of the stage. A
basket of lovely flowers were used as
a centerpiece and the floral piece was
loaned .f.,5 for for the the, occasion sic by e. Q.
were donated by the citizens, Of
Grand Forks and the members Of the
committee in charge were Mrs. r. D.
Campbell, chairman; Mrs. O.. J.
Barnes, Mrs. ]. r. Carley, Mrs. Aug
ust Eggers. Mrs. c. c. Gowran, Mrs:
H. G. Woutat, Mrs. Tracy Bangs and
Mrs. Sig Wolff.
The musicians were seated on
platform arranged in one corner of
the hall. The floor proved ideal for
dancing and the gay crowd of dane
ers tripped the light fantastic until
o'clock.
The members of the various COM
mittees are deserving Of great credit
for the careful manner in which every
detail was. looked after. Under the
supervision of the general arrange
handled in a wonderful way and the
third annual Charity ball will be re-
membered as the most successful
event of the kind ever given in Grand
Forks.
The proceeds from the ball will be
used in caring for the needy and will
be carefully distributed by the visit
ing nurse during the winter months.
The citizens of Grand Forks as usual
responded to the call for assistance
and the committees are deeply grate-
full to all who SO willingly assisted.
The members of the committee on
arrangements were: Mrs. NJ. G. Olson,
chairman; DR.. G. M. Williamson, Mrs
Robert Green. Mrs. A. P. Clifford and
D. v. Moore.
V. Moore, A. L. Netcher and Robert
Green; decorations, Mrs. Robert
Green. chairman, Mrs. Frank B. Feet
ham, Mrs. D. v. Moore, Robert Green
and d. s. Blair; tickets, Mrs. A. P.
Clifford, Mrs. e. E. Sherman, Mrs. e.
S. L'Esperance, Mrs. Rand Smith,
Mrs. w. H. Alexander. Mrs. F. B.
Feetham. Mrs. William Panovitz. Mrs.
Max Rabinovich. Mrs. John Dows,
stine, Mrs. D. v. Moore. Mrs. q. A.
Abbott, Mrs. B. ]. Spence, Mrs. Mrs.
H. H. Wilson, Mrs. W. v. O'Connor,
Mrs. ]. c. LeBeau. Mrs. Charles King;
Misses Mabel Collins, Kirkpatrick, Vi
Wan Dinnie, Martha Barnes. Gladys
Mayer, Margaret Murphy, Lou Hall.
The patrons and patronesses for the
function last evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Dinnie, Mr.. and Mrs.
lette. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Bangs. Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Goodman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger w. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Cow
ran. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nelson Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Rex and Rev. ]. K.
Burleson.
The guest list included Messrs. and
Mesdames N sl 81 MARITIME r E. Mayer, George
Perry johnson. w. G. Mcdonald. w.
H. Witherstine. Harry X. Geist, l.
Feinstein, F. F. Stokes, A. C.. Nc
Cracken, j.. NJ. Gillette, A. C. Wonder
Itch, w. v. O'Connor, James Dinnie,
w. e. Deit1. w. H. Schulze, M. H.
Merrill, ]. w. Ogren, Ross. F. e. Dick
inson: e. 8. LEsperance. v. c. Brown.
Rs.osr Robert Westasott; = H: g: Wontast. ?. 8.
Alexander. w. r. vanderhoef. George
Keenan, Of Thompson. @. M. William
son, D. F. Sinclair, Robert Green. WI
liam Panovitz, J. r. Carley, M. G. Oh
son, A. P. Clifford, p. F. Chandler.
Tracy Bangs, Fred l.. Goodman. r. g.
Kinnan, J. B. Wineman. J.. c. LeBeau,
H. w. Whitcomb, w. e. Gruss, G. A.
Abbott. e. e. Sherman, Wilbur Will
liams. A. ]. Douglas. M. F. Murphy.
C.. c. Gowran, Don v. Moore. Charles
Barnes, L. A.. Henry, NJ e. Stricken,
George Wilder. Sig Woln. II. w. Law:
Mrs. I. H. Levin Of Minneapolis; Mrs.
F. L.. McVey, Mrs. B. F.. Seymour:
Misses Elsie Wolff, Ernestine Jacob,
Frances KERN. Temple Irwin, Vivian
Dinnie, Mabel Collins, Frances Col