The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-12-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Binga's
Twilight Party
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The guests were filing in and out in
such a manner that avoided any over
crowding and made it comfortable for
all Christmas Special Cream was
served and white pineapple cake, with
red touchings, which was greatly en-
joyed in spite OF the snow and ice
gradually increasing outside.
The grand march was one of the
special features Of the evening, IN
which at some time or another, each
and every guest marched gayly around
the mellow lighted hall, receiving sew
eral kinds of souvenirs, such as whls-
ties, caps, rods. etc, which were elabo-
rately arranged in huge boxes, deco
rated and which were arranged in all
the colors of the rainbow. There
were hundreds Of these souvenirs
passed out during the evening, and
the young and older persons pranced
in and out, while Joe Jordan's Red
Hot Jazz Band played Hello, Hello,
| Everyone" over and over, until all
the guests were in a line forward
marching, while the little pages,
dressed in red and pink, caps and hose
to match, were on the stage giving out
the souvenirs to all as they passed to
and fro on their Onward March"
On either side of the stage, direct
ing the guests, were two daintily at
tired pages, Marcelle Wilson and Doris
O'Neal, in red and pink ballet, which
also greatly enhanced the loneliness
OF the stage.
The following were among the
many honored guests present on that
long-to-be-remembered OCCASION:
Mrs Belle Grayes Fountain, Hon.
and Mrs. Adelbert H. Roberts; Mrs.
Roberts was attired in black val lace.
touched up with ermine trimmings and
wore a string of pearls, black satin
slippers and hose. DR.. and Mrs. A..
Wherefore Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Nora F. Lee, gray silk hose and
head-dress to match, stylishly looped
on either side, and giving a smart girl
ish appearance Mrs. Hattie Chavis.
Mrs. ]. L. Jenifer, Hot Springs, Ark;
Mr. Edward and Mrs Tiderington,
who was dressed in flaming red velvet,
straight cut, trimmed in ermine, dia-
mond necklace and rings, ostrich fan
and black hose and slippers; Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. W. Pierce, Mrs. Ada Nc
Kinney, president of the South Side
Community House, and who was
dressed in black crepe de chene, satin
fnishings and beautiful bouquet of
flowers at her side, presented a very
splendid appearance; Mrs. Frank A..
Hackley, attired in rich, red-beaded
crepe de chene, deliberately set off
with pearls; Mr. and Mrs. 0. w.
Pierce and Miss NJ. Albertine Pierce,
dressed girlishly in pink stain, glitter
ing with ornaments and black slip
pers; Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Halford.
Mrs. Halford, dressed in blue crepe,
frilled with rich white lace, white kid
slippers and whose charming face was
the admiration of all.
Mrs. Malford Hill Mrs. James E.
Harris, Detroit; Judge Albert B.
George and Mrs. George who was
handsomely attired in a pretty gown
OF silver cloth, trimmed with pearls
and head'dress Of pearls and diamonds.
and lovely pearl necklace was the ad-
miration, as She should Be, Of her
many friends as the Judge silently
shook the hands Of his various friends
and looked happiness and contentment
from his intelligent black eyes.
Sergeant Frank r. Starks, Mrs. r.
Il. Mickey Mrs. O. Stevens, attired in
pink crepe, lowered with reddish
pink blossoms and diamond necklace;
Mr. and Mrs. Camille Cohen Jones.
Mr.. Oscar D. Jones and Mrs. Jones.
who wore a beaded tangerine gown
with lines that brought out her queen
~ form and added grace and dignity
to her bearing; Mrs. Mary Blount
Jones, secretary Of the South Side
Community House attired very sim
ply but charming, in pink crepe De
chene, beaded scantily with a bunch
OF roses to match at her side; Mr.. and
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