The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-12-27

/ Mrs. Thomas X. webb, Mrs. NJ. kraft,
who wore silver cloth gown, looped
gracefully from the back and wore
diamond brooch and black slippers;
Mr. and Mrs r. d. Jensen, Mrs. Luz
Glen Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
A. Denison, who was charmingly at
tired i'll blue brocaded satin, with yell
low feathers touched up on the side,
and head band to match, also slippers
and hose; Mrs. Joseph Shreve, Mrs.
Maud Lawrence, dressed in blue crepe,
georgette hnishings; Mrs, Martha B.
Anderson, Mrs. ]. A. Brent, Mrs.
Robert r. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| Worthington, DR.. and Mrs. Baylor. OF
Milwaukee, who was attired in white
crystal beach with baby blue brocaded
loops which offered a setting for the
stylishly modelled costume; Mr.. and
Mrs J. Q. Mckinney, Mrs. Mary H.
Jones, Mr.. G. N. Broussard, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Shoecraft and daughters,
Josephine and Dorothy; Miss Tommy
Hodges, Miss Terry Alexander, Miss
Estell Butler, Miss Eleanor Sayre
Mrs. r. O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cotillier, DR.. and Mrs. Troy Smith,
who was dressed in black brocaded
satin, wearing diamond necklace; Mad
anne Antoinette Garnes, the great So
prano singer, attired in red beach satin
with black velvet strips and wore
string Of pearls, and her visitor, Mrs.
Minnie Loundes OF Detroit; DR. and
Mrs. James r. White, DR.. p c.
Downs, Mrs E. G. Woods, Miss V.
r. Williams, Mrs. Edith Barbour, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. Emma
French, Mrs. M. E. Bonds, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. B. French, Mrs. Mildred
Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Bar
nett, Jr., Mr.. Walter Mollison, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Altman, Mr.. B.
NJ Martin, Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Daley,
Mr.. VIM. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H.
Coleman, Mrs. John B. French, attired
in black imported lace, feather trim
mings, ostrich fan
DR.. E. Milton, Miss Helen Bousley,
Madam NJ Galloway Byron, stylishly
attired in brocaded blue satin with dia-
mond loopings, black slippers; Mr.
and Mrs T. w. Champion, who wore
a gorgeous costume of silver cloth,
georgette fnishings, satin slippers;
DR.. Fannie Emanuel dressed in bro
caded pink satin, with ostrich fan of
the same color and diamond brooch,
received many pleasing attentions from
her host Of admirers; her daughter,
Miss Juanita Emanuel, was sweetly
attired in pink beach taffeta, with ros-
cites of baby blue and pink and wore
a pearl necklace; Mrs. Cary B. Lewis
wore a lovely creation of georgette
beaded, imported gown, in oriental
colors; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius F. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. Taylor in royal blue satin
costume, very tastefully trimmed in
glistening white crystals.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. White, Dr..
and Mrs. John w. Lewis, DIR. and Mrs.
George A. Thornton, Major and Mrs.
VIM. II. Lovington, Los Angeles.
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Langston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Abbott, Mr.
and Mrs. D. R. Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Arnold Hill, DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Riley,
DR.. and Mrs. r. H Smith, DR.. and
Mrs. Albert @. Johnson, DR.. and Mrs.
6. a. Jackson, Capt. and Mrs. VIM. T.
Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Bates,
pr. and Mrs. Q. Spencer Dickerson,
pr. and Mrs. George A. Lewis, Col.
John r. Marshall were among the 9th
ers attending the pleasant affair.
The Binga Twilight Ball was an al
fair that was greatly enjoyed by all.
Its decorations were original and
unique and can easily pass as the most
unique and pleasing affair given for
the closing Of the year 1924.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Binga have
many warm friends in the city of Chi
tgo, who admire Mr.. Binga for his
-enacity and courage his integrity and
thrift, and he SO we'll deserves this
admiration and praise for he has built
monument to his credit in the CITY
that will live always.
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