The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-30
GRAND BALL
SUCCESS OF
SEASON
HULANlskl-WooO PARTY ec,i,
seS ANY SIMILAR AFFAIR
Beautifully Gowned ladies-Elaborate
Decorations of HaiI-orchestra Of
Thirteen Pieces,

There have been many dancing mar.
ties and receptions held In ogden ,r
the past number of years and eacb
was thought 10 have been The grand.
est AFFAIR In years and were the snh
ject OF much comment and adniratio,,
but the dancing party given at Tho
Congress Academy last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hulaniski and NJ
and Mrs. H c. Wood eclipsed them
all and will be referred to IN time "a
come as the most successful affair q,
its kind ever held in Ogden.
Every thing, music, decorations. re.
freshmcnts, etc. were excellent and
neither time nor expense was shared
10 make them perfect in CIV.
cry detail The decorations of tho
hall were elaborate and carried out
according to a premier decorators
ideas and excellent taste. The musio
was beautiful and furnished by an
efficient organization OF thirteen
men.
The hall was decorated with rones
OF smilaX and carnations. festooned
about the ceiling and centerlnp IN q
mammoth bell of smilax aad carna.
tlons suspended from the ceiling. The
fragrance from these decorations
gave one the idea that they were at.
tending the festivities OF the crowninr
Of floral queen. The orchestra stand
and windows were tastefully decorat.
ed with smilaX and carnations and
potted ferns and palms This idea
was followed In the reception room
and the refreshment parlor About
1000 carnations and 500 yards OF
smilaX, imported from Chicago, were
used In the decorations
In the main hall were a number OF
coy corners finished in the Oriental
style with Indian blankets. Scatter
ed about the hall on the seats were
large numbers OF richly colored In.
dian blankets, which had been espec-
tally secured for the occasion. Tho
reception hall and refreshment par.
lors wore prettlly decorated with
draperies and paintings. The refresh.
ments consisted of champagne and
claret punch, frozen egg-nog, cakes
and candies and were served by com.
pctent young men Charles c. Hup.
fer, the popular caterer. eXcelled all
previous efforts in decorating the hail
and In preparing and serving the re-
freshments.
AS the guests arrived they were
received by Mr. and Mrs Hulaniski
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood in the recep
ton room. Mrs. Wood was attired in
beautiful gown, imported from
Worth In Paris. II was OF black and
white chintella lace over silk with
seed pearl trimmings. The jewelry
worn by Mrs. Wood was a beautiful
diamond cross and a Sunburst Mrs.
Hulanlskis gown was Of black SILK
with q beautiful lace oyerdress and
Jet trimmings. Miss Leonard, the
special guest of the hosts wore pink
crepe gown with Jet trimmings There
were many beautiful gowns, the best
Of the designers art. worn by the
ladies'. The gentlemen were attired i'm
tho conventional IL evening dress
In the dressing rooms maids wait.
ed on the ladies', while in the gentle
mems dressing rooms were colored at
tendants. Cigars and imported opera
cigars were served TO the gentlemen
In the ''lounging" room Colored at
tendants served at the carriages and
the doors.
The invited guests numbered about
ESQ and included large number from
out-of-town.
The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, r. E. Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Bell, Harold C. Day. Miss Irene
Streng. Miss Cora Bassett. Mr and
Mrs Joe StrenG, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bassett Mr. and Mrs James Doug
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry.
Miss May Scowcroft. Or. and Mrs. F.
w Baker, Richard West, Mr.. and
Mrs f. E Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Malone.
Mr. and Mrs E F. Bratz, Mr., and
Mrs j. w Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. c
A. Boyd. Judge and Mrs. w l.. Magin-
mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V Cassidy. Miss
Elenor Henderson,, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Grout, Mr and Mrs. Henry Stew
ems, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Robinson,
Mr and Mrs, l. r, Eccles, Mr., and
Mrs. d. J. Sheehan, Miss Ina Adams.
Abbott Maginnls, Miss Florence Mag
innis, MT and Mrs. Park n. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. C l.. Becker, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hardy. John w Hart OF Ma
lad. Ida. Judge and Mrs. H. II. Ro-
lapp. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Richards. DR..
PoindeXtcr and Harry Gilbert of Dill
lon, Mont: Miss 6. Fell Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Scowcroft, Mayor and Mrs. A. l..
Brewer W NJ Bostaph, Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ. briggs, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Keogh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Scowcroft. Miss Rosabel Scowcroft'
Mr.. aud Mrs c. w. Driver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. King, MIR. and Mrs.
V. p. Calne, Miss Florence Civilian,
Mrs. s. w. Badcon. Mrs Regan. A n.
Mcintyre, II. Nebeker of Logan; Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred J. Kiesel, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ma
guire, Theodore Schansenbach. Miss