The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-24
BRILLIANT SCENE
At CHARITY BALL

Governor Spry and Mrs. II. II. Spen-
Ger, president of the Martha society,
led the grand march. followed by May.
or VIM Glasmann and Mrs Spry. Be
hind these two couples marched the
governor staff, composed OF General
and Mrs. WcdgewoOd, Colonel and
Mrs. Booth, Colonel and Mrs Isund
aud Mrs. kesSleT- Colonel and Mrs.
Wright. Colonel and Mrs Daynes and
Colonel and Mrs. Badger, with Miss
Alice Spry Miss Booth Miss Lund
and Miss Wright of Salt Lake and n
large company OF Ogdcn's most promi-
nent people, totalllng In all about 200
couples
Beautiful gowns, elaborate creations
of the dresSmakers art, Jewels and
flowers combined with gold. silver and
jcweled Persian embrolderies, such as
now obtain, made a picture OF striking
legance. The beautiful shades or
roses, pink. blue apricot, wisteria.
yellow and green were In evidence to
make up the rainbow cffcCt-many
vellcd In embroidered and marquiscttc
and chiffon
Among the bewildcring numbers no
ted We're: Mrs II. H. Spencer I'm clc
CANT lowered satin with chiffon over
dress of n deep shade of wlsterla, Mrs
Ezra Rich In Persian chiffon with
black chenille dots over silk. Mrs
Charles HollIngsworth. in dccollettc
chiffon gown over yellow silk: Mrs
Charles Kaiser in pink chiffon over
silk. Mrs r b. Kaiser In a handsome
rose brocade; Miss Kathyrn Fitzeer-
aid in yellow gold cloth. Mrs. r. T.
Hume In pretty grey silk; Mrs. Joe
SCowcroft In an elegant black gown
and diamonds: Miss Ethel Harmon In
lovely shade OF pink silk, Miss Mae
Scowcroft wearing white embroidered
chiffon with blue bands of SILK.
Miss Margaret Spargo wore yellow
chiffon over nesh-colored silk and a
rose coral necklace; Mrs. u. II Pecry
In black SILK and rare lace. Mrs. A r.
Haywood wore pale king blue chiffon
, over fcSh.coIored silk with cameo dog
collar: Miss Lillian Packard a hanI-
Somely adorned gown of black chiffon
over yellow silk with diamonds, Mrs
r. W. Matson light dotted Persian
with contrasting Persian trimmings
Mre. John Watson In new blue net
oyerdress over s..a and jewels, Mrs
FlyCare in lovely chiffon gown over
light Powered Persian and wearing
diamonds, Miss Ethel Watts in dainty
white chiffon with Persian band trim.
mings and dainty necklace. Mrs. Hy-
rum Pingree in chiffon gown of simple
elegance; Mrs. f. NJ Conroy I'm white
flowercd chiffon with silver trimming
| Mrs r A. MoycS in an Alice blue gowr
with necklace of diamonds and pearls
| Mrs j. II. Thomas In new blue SILK
embroidered gown with lace yoke and
necklace OF diamonds: Mrs NJ. s
Browning in apricot chiffon over silk
and wearing handsome Jewels. Miss
Dorothy Bro ming In lovely light blue
| gown. Miss Florence Wright in black
and white chiffon and black lace;
Mrs VIM Wright, In iridescent net
| over canary satin and wearing dia.
moads, Mrs, Leroy Eccles, light rose
chiffon over Dresden; Miss Marion
Parks, in new blue with broad silver
band trimming; Mrs. Badger. of Salt
| Lake. wore pink chiffon over crepe
de chene. with old gold bead neck
| lace Mrs Booth, lavender chiffon
| oveTdress over lowered taflcta, Mrs
! kessler wisteria chiffon over change,
able green Mrs Spry. kins blue chif.
fcn; Mrs. Wedgewood, In handsome
black gown with diamond brooch Miss
| Wedgwood in dainty white messallne.
| Miss Bund in white embroidered
yoiIe over white SILK, enhanced by
black trimming
Miss Booth wore pink satin with pear
bead trimming, Mss Wright. whit.
embroidered net over white silk anC
pearl necklace, Miss Lmd. blue sill
poplin with lace yoke and carnations:
Miss Spry, chiffon over pink silk viii
amethyst necklace, Mss Margare
Abbott, ogden. wore light blue silk
Mrs. H. C. Bigelow black lace ovel
flesh-colored silk. rose point lace YOKE
and diamonds, and there were many
other elegant gowns