The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-17
CHARITY BALL
HUGE SUCCESS
Annual Society Event of Salt
Lake Is a Most Brilliant
Affair.
BEST DRESSED ASSEMBLY
SEEN IN MANY YEARS
Danced Most Enthusiastically to
a Programme of Rarely
Good Music.

To the strains OF that tantalizing.
hypnotizing, mesmerzing Mendclssohu air
Salt Lake society danced until l O'Clock
this morning. II was for sweet charity.
as far as the proceeds went, but other
wise it was largely for the display of
one OF the best dressed assemblagcs ever
seen in the popular Odeon. The hobbe
skirt was there in endless array, and
some OF the women wore hats of the
latest make although those wearing hats
were ill the minority. The gowns, on the
whole, were striking and many compi-
ments were heard on all sides as to the
distinctive feature OF the event. Fully
500 were In attendance and the evening
was delightfully."- passed. The Odeon Or
chestra, under the direction Of Z. l..
Sweetcn. had choice programme and
when the musicians played "The Garden
OF Roses and Mendelssohn's "tunc," the
crowd of young people could not resist
the temptation 10 join In the refrain.
The entire programme was nicely Sc
lccted and equally we'll arranged. Square
dances were interminglcd with barn
steps. Strauss waltzes and Sousa two
steps here and there with the music. OF
all the great composers. well as Sc
lcctioRs from prevailing light operas.
Governor Leads March.
AT o'clock the floor managers formed
leading, with Mrs. Clifford r. Pearsan.
the president of ST. Marks Aid society.
under whose auspices the ball was given.
Mayor John S, Eransford followed With
Mrs, Spry, Kenneth Kerr with Mrs.
Bransford. r. J. GlenduninS with Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice and the other guests
following. a few minutes later. the
march changed TO dainty waltz and the
dance formally opened Before $3.50
the hall was literally packed and from
then until the close the dancers entered
most heartily into the spirit Of the hour;
The hall had been most tastefuly
decorated with Gags and palms, and pre-
scented = charming appearance, Supper
WAS served downstairs In the dining room.
where long tables were arranged. each
one being decorated with flowers Tho
supper was quite a feature and was
served by bcvy OF charming women,
under the direction of Mrs Edwin KIM
ball The service was most efficient. IL
corps Of maids handling the tables un-
der the supervision OF various members
ol the "ommittee. Ihe menu WAS IN
keeping with tho rest OF the arrange
ments.
Costumes Are Elaborate.
The costumes were elaborate and some
Of them were as follows.
Mrs. G. r. Pearsall--Yellow satin gown
with pearl trimmings and pearl necl-
Mrs. 7. Is. Bealty-Whitc shambroucn
Drocade over white, satin.
Miss Virginia Bcatty-Waterplclou pink
ovcrdrcss over white satin with marlbou
trimming.
Mrs Roscoe NJ. Breedcn-Pink satin in
two shades OF pink with pink lace over
dress and large white hat with plumes
Mrs. Frank Dodgo-liandsome gown of
white satin with paris.
Mrs. j. 4. new0d-Imported gown
OF dark purple velvet with diamonds and
pearls.
Mrs y. r. AicNandcr-Palc blue satin
gown with hat and scarf to match.
Miss jeanette Kiser-lmported gown OF
pink brocado with real lace and pearls.
Mrs. Il. 4. Wcdgwood-- Black gown of
chiffon over satin with gold trimmings.
Miss ljdgarda WcdSwood- White lace
over pink satin dancing frock over pink
Mrs. w. Edward ITifc-Gown in blue
and gold with embroidered marquisctl1
over satin in the two shades
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong-lmported white
princess over satin with pearls.
Mrs. Thomas Kcarns-Whitc lace gown
over white satin with trimmings or mink
and strings of pearls.
Mrs. Il. r. Cannon yellow satin with
gold oVerdrcSs.
Miss Carrie Sappine eton--pancing frocls
of white chiffon cloth with trimmings of
Mrs Edwin T. HoImcs-Yclow satin
gown with oNerdrcSs OF net embroidered
in gold, and sold bands In tho hair. and
Mrs IL. IL. Oriccr-Gown Of white prin-
cess lace over white. with pearl trim
n,ines.
Miss Adele Holcy-Palc green satin
with gold trimming,
Miss Pearl Savage-Rose pink satin
with ovcrdrcss OF pink chiffon.
Miss Daisy Savage-Gown of lavender
and pale green.
Mrs. w. Montague Fcrry-Black gown
Of lace with trimmings of jet
Mrs. f. O Mecklcnbcrg-Pink chiffon
gown over pink satin, with raised poso-
buds Of pink. with pearl centers.
Miss Kathryn Wal--Ycllow satin gown
Veilod with pink chiffon,
Mrs. G., Ii. Oudcrdonk-Palc blue mes
saline over white satin.
Mrs. c. e. Crismon-- Blue satin with
net spanglcd in crystals over IL.
Miss Geraldine Richards OF san Diego
Rcd dancing gown OF chiffon with rcd
gloves and shoes,
Mrs e. A. Wan-Gray Japanese crcpc
embroidered in same tones, and dla-
lnonds.
Miss WaIl--Whte satin gown veiled in
apricot chiffon and trimmed with mink.
Miss Alice Wal--Snmou pink satin
with an ovcrdrcSS of stone blue and trim
mings OF white fox,
Miss Mary walI-EIectric blue satin
with jet otcrdreSS.
Miss Mildred MrMilan--Imported gown
OF pink satin with rose lace, pale lace
trimmings.
Mrs Vaughn Pnul-Ycllow satin gown
with Persian overircss,
Mrs. Mark I4ilard-Apricot satin gown
with same colorcd chiffon ovcrdress,
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr Black crepe dc
chine with ornaments of pearls.
Mrs, j. L. Ross-f5 Blue gown OF sntin
ovcrlaid with chiffon. with trimmings OF
gold lace.
Mrs. J. II. witbcck-Whitc lace gown.
Mrs -. G.. Jackllng-tlandsomc gown
OF yellow satin, with diamonds for orna-
meuts.
Mrs. Windsor V Magnificent COS
tune of black velvet with trimmings OF
rnre lace and diamonds.
Miss Marguerite Rice--White lace
dancing frock over white silk.
Mrs, Richard y. kcycs--lmportcd gown
of black with an oycrdrcss OF black net,
embroidered in JET and gold black and
gold hat To match.
Mrs. WIN Ellcrbcck Gown of Yellow
charmoussc satin with ovcrdress of black
chantlly lace.
Miss EstelIe Clinton-Bluc and whito
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