The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26

The biz event OF the coming week
VIII be the laWu feJe and dance 10
De given al the Country club next
Friday evening by Samuel NeWhouse.
IN honor of Miss alice Goodwin. daugh~
ter of Judge and airs. C.. O.. Goodwin.
who has just returned from school. The
affair is 30 be an elaborate one, and
VIII doubtless eclipse ia point Of dee
grafton all previous events at the Coun-
fry club.
Did amy one ever see such bunch of
girls ass those aft the punch table I'm
The library Friday3 Despite The fact
that the decorations were gorgeous,
and the additional fact that there were
no men there. all eyes were ola the
dainty bits of femiDinity behind the ta-
BILE Tt would be difficult TO end a Ike
assortment elsewhere
A dainty little fsock which app
preached the 1880 style was seen an
the woodward dance last Monday
evening, and made a refreshing cone
tTast to the trained gowns which have
been worn to dance Bon for so long. The
gown was of sheer white material and
frills edged with lace reached almost
10 the waist. The skirt stood out TN
true old-rashiOned style and just
cleared the dancing floor. A touch Of
yellow al the belt and shoulders made
a glow which was extremely becoming
10 The dark-eyed girl who wore it,
And. speaking of gowns. there were
some Of the prettiest gowns seen at
the affair spoken of that have been
worn here for q long time, Perhaps the
simplicity of summer dancing fr0cks
IS their special charm certain 80 IS that
the most effective OF the dresses were
The simple ones, Most Of them were Of
white. lace and thin materials being the
TaVOTites. apparently one handsome
frock was trimmed with a deep girdle
OF black lace and finished Ga the back
with kuotted ribbons of the same sable
tone. The hostess set the example of
white, wearing a beautiful gown Of lace
over white with mo touch of color save
the green and silver of the leaves i'm
her hair.
OF all the delightful Innovations i'm
augurated by the University club that
Of gardening" j. O., sitting on the
roof garden and enjoying 10. bids fair
10 be the most popular. Despite the
attractive dance programme and cool
ness OF the night which made dancing
q pleasure I noticed there were more
pairs engaged i'm the new game than
ever noted before.
Ada DWyer lIrs- Harold RusseID,
who has always been popular in her
home town. has received a perfect
deluge of homage during her present
visit She has been entertained by all
the old friends in one way or another,
and with her usual gracious manner
has been delighted with everything
that came. Mr. and Mrs. Russell and
AIR. and Mrs. j. r. Folsom of san
Francisco were guests of honor at
nigh tea given last evening at the kim
ban home ON Main street. Mrs Russell
leaves Tuesday for her work.
The announcement Of the engagement
OF Miss Gertrude AcCllntock, a niece
OF the DoWneys, came as a surprise to
friends here. and more than One<of the
beauN of the city viii temper his good
wishes with signs Miss McCIintock is
one OF the really charming girls and
they are not few, either, who has been
a guest within the city gates.
Another interesting engagement is
that of Miss Ruby PeyJou, who left
here I'm short frocks a few seasons ago.
and whose affairs are stiH interesting
10 a wide circle. The lucky man is one
of the best known young business men
OF Germantown Pa,
There was a little dream Of a girl Just
home from school at the Amelia Palace
Friday. She Wore a blsle gown with a
big picture hat of white. which SCI on
a face like an exquisite cameo. She
is OF the slender type and had just
enough vivacity % show am unspoiIed
school girl interest ina everything.
Doubtless she viii be one Of the SUM
mcr bellies.