The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-10
SODAL|TY GIVES
BALL At ODEON
Affair Is One of the Most Bril-
liant of the Present
Season.
PROMINENT SALT LAKERS
in LIST OF PA'TR0NESSES
knights of Columbus in Charge
of the Management of
Floor.

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the Odeon hall last night, when the
members Of the Young Ladies sodality
of st. Mary S cathedral gave the first
Of its series of mid winter dances.
Beautiful young girls, daintily
gowned. handsome, stately matrons and
their escorts enjoyed greatly the well.
conducted dancing party that proved
In every way a credit TO the officers of
the sodality. Miss Ella Canning, Miss
Katherine Driscoll. Miss Frances Nc
Chrystal and Miss Margaret McMahop.
The orchestra rendered exquisite mu-
sic, and delicious, fruit punch was
served IN booths, handsomely drapcd
with tho sodality colors, blue and gold
The management of the floor was in
charge of tho prominent Knights of
Columbus Of the city, Messrs. +. j. Car
ten, William Lcary, Thomas J. o 'Bricn
j. r. Canning, Richard Treanor. A. j.
Bruncau, f. V. FitzGcrald, j. p. Fan
ming, Edward McGurrin, DR.. Leo T..
hummer, j, G.. Guerin. A, A. Burke.
pr. j. T., McEnany, Thomas Holland ID.
j. Laramie, j, A. King.
List Of Patronesses.
The patronesscs were Mesdamcs
Thomas Kearns, j, 3. Cosgriff. T.. j.
Cartcn, j. A. De Bouzek. j. G.. Gucrin.
+. J. Hagcubarth, ID. G. JackIng, Leo
Hummer, John Harvey, Is. O. Mccklcu-
burg, j. S. kcogb c. A. Quiglcy. d. i.
Laramie. j. G., Lynch, j. II. McChrys-
tai, Edward McGurrin, !. j. O Connor,
+. j. Wcstcott, A, Fred Wey. Tho
gowns worn by the patropesses were:
Mrs. Thomas kcarns, handsome inn
ported gown of white velvet with fur
trimming, white ostrich hat, ropes of
pearls.
Mrs. j. b. Cosgrif, black silk net
over pink satin
MIS-. +. j. Carten, white lace gown
Mrs. L. j. Hagenbarth, beautiful lace
gown over white satin; large hat Of
white velvet
Mrs: j. A. Dc Bouzek, pink silk, pearl
Mrs. d. c, Jackling, handsome gown
OF panne velvet.
Mrs. Leo Hummer. cream broadcloth,
with black velvet hat
Mrs. John Harvey, white embroidered
linen.
Mrs. 3. O, Mecklenburg, pink tuIle
over satin, with hat to match.
Mrs. p. s. keogh, beautiful gown of
rich brown velvet.
Mrs. C. A, QuigIcy. French gown of
black lace over pink silk.
Mrs. D, j. Laramie, pretty gown of
black silk, with Persian trimming.
Mrs. j. C, Lynch, exquisite gown Of
white lace over silk
Mrs. J. II. McChrystal, white tulIe
over satin,
Mrs. Edward McGurrin, exquisite
gown of white tulle over silk with mink
-osebuds on corsage and skirt.
Mrs. j. j. O'Conpor, brown silk with
Persian trimming.
Mrs. F.. J. Westcott, handsome gown
IF heavy French lace over white satin.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey, rich brocaded
gown of white French satin, heavily
Reception Committee.
The young ladies on the reception
committee wero Misses Ella Canning,
Katherine Driscoll. Frances McChrys-
al, Margaret Mcmahon, Agnes McEn-
tee. Grace Sullivan, Martha Plumhoff
Bose Stephens, Claire Driscoll Rose
McDonough, Florence Gillis, Mary Grey,
( catherine Behan, Mary Falcon, Kath-
rlne Graves, Margaret Owens, Kath-
'rine Carroll, Claire Little, Agnes Nc
Mahon, May o'Neil, Lucy Chantron,
Myrtle Weber. Ruth Killeen, Kather-
me Marion, Marie Meloy, Elizabeth
Elsie Hobba.
Many out-of town guests from Bing-
nam, Ogden, Park City and Eureka
we're present and had most enjoy
lblc time. The party was both n fnan-
.ial and social success and one that
will always be source of qualification
% the members Of the sodality.