The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

is an exquisite white satin one, elab-
orately hand embroidered in turquoise
The panel on either side of the skirt is
encrusted with real lace, interviewer
with turquoise. The sleeves are Of gold
lace and the front and back OF the
waist are adorned with mcdallions of
turquoise. 1t was described by the so
clcty writers. who attended the inaugu.
rahon ball as the haudsomest gown seen
there.
Then there is n gorgeous. heavy one
Of blue, threaded with pure gold 1t
took two days to the yard to manufac-
turc the fabric which is worth 500
yard. IL carried a very long train.
sable for extending over one shoulder
and crossing diagonally down the en-
tire length of the gown to the base OF
the skirt, The trimming consists of
rare old Venetian lace and brilliants,
with a ''N'' yoke, front and back.
This wonderful gown came from the
world-famed emporium of weeks IN
Paris. where Miss Wilson was told that
nothing finer could be supplied on the
carte blanche order Of an empress, and
that the material would last forever,
and might be handed down in her fam
lily for generations, as an heirloom.
Still another, Of which Miss Wilson
is very proud, is a shlmmerng apricot,
the material of which is so sheer that il
could be concealed in one of the lady IS
little fists. 1t is very heavily hand
embroidered the embroidery having
been the personal design of the late
Empress Dowager of China. 1t is built
on liberty satin of the same apricot
shade, and can only be worn TO the full
lest advantage at night, as its great
beauty lies in its marvellous shimmering
effect
AT the First Methodist church this
Sunday, the following musical pro
cramme will be carried out, under the
direction of Choir Director Mrs Viii
liam a, Wetzel:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, Harvest Song .,....,.. Meredith
Miss Elizabeth Robinson and Choir.
Oftertory.
Contralto solo. Light of Heavens Own
Miss Leola Schrack.
Postlude.
EVENING
Organ Prelude.
Anthem. Penelence. e.......,....,G. Nevln
Miss schracls, Mr.. Kibby and Choir
contraito solo. The Lord Is My Light.
Miss Pearl AnenDaugh
Postludc,
i Il
Der Of his pupils will give song serv-
ice Sunday evening, November Z, 1909, |
at the Twcnty-third ward chapel. com, |
mencing at $50 clock.
The seusationallv gifted boy pianist, |
Pepito Arriola, who will make his first !
American tour this season, has an eX-
ceedingly sturdy and healthy little
mind of his own, and he vigorously OBJ
L. l.. Il
him. He recently told lady inter
viewer in London, who was after an
article for the American papers: 81
am a man, and the ladies must not kiss
me. I don't like it. So it seems
that little Pepito has early learned the
uses of the press, and he sent out his
first "message1 TO the great American I
public with the skill Of veteran.
There will be q song service by the
pupils of Hugh W. Dougoll. assisted
by Lawrence Sardoni, violinist, and
Miss Irene Kelly, accompauist, at the
ward chapel Sunday even
ing, November I. ut $50 O'Clock, This
will be carried out:
rhe Endless Day johnson
Claude Tavcy.
Iold Thou My Hand .,.,.,...-, Briggs
Miss Hazel Cannon
Angels Serenadc ...,,,.,..,.,....Br Braga
(ylolin Obligato by Mr.. Sardoni)
rho Light OF Heavens own Day. Briggs
Karl Samuolson,
Grass and Roses ...,.,.,....,s...Ba ~. Bartlett
Mrs. III. s. FredrIckson.
(VioIn Ohligato by Mr., Sordoni.)
cock OF Ages .-.,-.-........ johnson
Miss Ivy Paul.
Loving Father ,.,......,.-s,Dc Del RicGo \
Mrs. Jcssalyn 7, shaw
(yioln Obligato by Mr.. Sardoni)
ord God OF Abraham. Mcndcl5schn
Ruion Robson.
Fear Yo Not, Israel ..,.,....,., Buck
Mrs. Estellc Waters.
we Maria ,.sss.' - sodEnOu1
Miss Elma Young.
with violin obligato by the COM
poser, Lawrence Sarloni)
Iosanna ..,... ....,...-...,.....Gr .Granier
Melvin Peterson.
The Day Is Ended ........s.:> Bartlett K
Miss Margaret Sunmerhays,
CWith violin ohligato by Mr.
Sardoni)
Iaecba Rron the vondcrfullv gifted