| Show Y y yr r r 1 Jr I i 5 3 SI M h 11 i I T- T of ot the charity ball are still ECHOES t 1 Hi to be heard on every sIde elde and It rt will be some time before before they have entirely en cn- died a aa away a The brilliant scene Wen even to the looker on on was one to Uner linger linger lin Un- ger er In the mom memory or and there wore many sidelights thrown upon tho the backof back back- ground back of or what was In reality a thorr thor thor- r successful and eminently satisfactory satis satis- satisfactory factory actor social function Tho The array arraJ of beautiful and marvelous marvel marvel- ous US creations was a n distinct revelation to everyone present Luelle Lucilo and Driscoll models rich and gorgeous fabrics combined with gold sold silver and orIental embroideries priceless lace lac-e touches of ot fur rhinestone and crystal trimmings and magnificent jewels formed ormed a 3 kaleidoscopic scene seldom bet before ora equaled In the City of the I 1 Saints k iJ The absence of r h hats ts i iThe oh on the dancing floor was particularly noticeable This fis Js is a step In tho the right direction In years r past it was an absurd custom to wear near wonderful orea creations In the form of Immense picture hats with evening gowns gonna which under aD any circumstances circumstances cir clr- Is Js a n. breach of ot etiquette f There were many objections to the custom custom aside from the inconvenience ito ho partners partners and and fellow dancers The I absence of or hats gives more of a chance h I to display tho coiffure with the up up-to- t date additions ns of brilliant headgear In Inthe Inthe inthe the toa way fay of ot Jewelled bands Paradise f feathers al aigrettes and twists of ot tulle tunc and above all to avoid old the shading of ot tho the pretty faces which in somo some cases were almost entirely hidden b by b- the then I n massive o affairs Irs lon loaded ed down by feathers feathers feath feath- ers ers rs and flowers Clowers s 1 t f h Again in summing up the tho elegance and nd lIr luxury of or the tho evening it was vas necessary necessary necessary essary to take talc a peep Into the ladles dressing rooms in the presidents president's suite and note the magnificence displayed ed in inthe inthe the thc gorgeous wraps which were worn over the tho dainty evening costumes It seemed almost a pity that the beauty of or the outside garments arm was confined contin d to the thc narrow nanon space for in man many cases cazes th they y were marvels of or elegance In hea heavy silks s satin salin velvet chet and chiffon combined with rich fur flU and garniture until It looked as If It modern could go so no Curt further ler T f The environment of luxury and comfort comfort com cony fort in connection with the occasion was also emphasized h- h by the exterior view when under tho the lights gleaming from the thc hotel hundreds of or automobiles 1 In waiting or their ga gay loads Goads especially especial on the Main 1 street streets s side e where the they filled the space to tho the Temple square giving Jug the appearance of r a large metropolitan c center at the theto time of some grand feto fete or of official tidal sol so- so to l lal function I a 3 If It on one era to ask what was the I most alluring vision Ision on the thc occasion the answer must mut certainly be he the beautiful beau beau- eau I young girls and debutantes s in hi I their dainty hued rainbow dancing I frocks a veritable rosebud garden arden of J girls In view o of the departure depa C of or more mor than the usual number of our young oun girls for or distant points east and west it either cither for tor pleasure or musical and college careers tho the lament wa was made in Jn the earl early fall taU that there would be bo a sc scarcity of or girls this winter In society circles While sincerely regretting the dear absent ones the number of or lovely lovelyn girls n In attendance would allay an any grave o fears tears in fn that direction for tor the coming season in the society realm a J J Jain In viewing the sp splendid en and successful successful success success- ful fUI ful affair In all of or its different fi aspects perhaps tho the sweetest echo which will continue continue to reverberate after the pleas pleas- durable memories are a t thing of the past paH may maj come from the cots and be beds s sot Hof of ot tho the unfortunate sufferers who are aro indirectly benefited by bj the annual so- so o- o function without regard to creed tor oj or circumstances In passing too much praise and credit can hardly b be br given to the band of ot energetic women tto to whose earnest effort dort and persistent labor belong the entire credit of tho successful charitable and social event eventt of t In 1312 1912 C Fort Douglas Dougla which has bas been foe foB to nearly fort forty years ears tho the center of ot more or less elaborate social entertaining in typical military st style lc was wag tho the scene of or delightful event Friday evening in he nature of ot a successful bal bat masque ranked a close second to the ball The official members of ot otho ho arm army service are noted for tor brilIant bril- bril and entertainments Ith tho the add added cd fascination of the mill- mill mill mill-I ar ary lIfo life and environment Especially as this the case Frida Friday evening c when he he unique and beautiful decorations it t t tho the post hall where the function vas as held under unde- the direction of or tho the hop committee ommittee of ot which Capt James M. M I. I Petty Ott aU was the tho efficient chairman surpassed sur sur- passed assed anything ln of or the kind seen for any nany au years cars at the historic arm army post Streamers of or blue crepe paper en- en Irely covered tho the ceiling coning forming a 0 onto omo Tho The regimental colors com com- Ined with the electric light effects and 1 Hilary trappings completed a I g S effect A A. special musical program Sven ven h by the tho full cun regimental orchestra a receded the grand march at 9 0 o'clock 1 Mich proved to bo a spectacular fea- fea I ure rc of the tho evening t A great reat deal of or effort was rated in tho character acter cO costumes m es orn if-orn orn rn making the selection of the most costumes b by tho the judges a most problem The Judges cited on a raised platform garbed barbed in i judicial robes and long Iks Ica gra gray Costumes ranging from the sublime th thc e r ridiculous were er 1 In evidence evidence- it coons c ns In regal robes and time old hobnobbed with cHow clowns clows and representatives es om aU 11 countries H and climes were on nd ml A number of youn young society girls k om ern tone tO n were dell delightful as t typical etch b boys bors J an and dressy Bohemian rm lists were yere cre well taken by another t roup up ot of girls Tho Thu choice of or the most ique que Costumes narrowed down t to o e lve ive Who rho were obliged to draw w Ift lots h prizes s went to Miss Josephine n I i belI i In a Dutch Dulc costume nail and Mr 11 I as n a Venetian v courtier The unmasking n in asking took place when sup sup- was served After the repast a 1 G I a. a f ri y fc y o r s j jE t 4 l e d ir Yi t x ti 6 4 rr r y i j fX y i 4 W f J JOl Oll Ol l r c I L 1 r. r I r ii l' l oto From Coolers Studio I MISS S MARIAN JUAN 1 JEN lie fhe he charming youngest t daughter aughter l of Mr lr 1 and and- Il Isaac goat Jennings who rt recently appeared ll in ill the title role in the Japanese Jap Jap- I inese anese romance Princess Kiku most beautiful cotillion closed with a final figure representing the thc American flag nag when cheers followed for the theU U U. S. S A A. and the tho guests numbering nearly nearh two hundred left lell for their homes in the early morning hours with grateful appreciation of ot the magnificent cent hospitality extended by the officers officers oHI- oHI cers and ladles ladies of ot the Garrison carrlson c a The formal presentation of Miss Rosamond Ritchie to Salt Lake society by her hor parents Judge and Mrs rs Morris L L. L Ritchie was made mado tho the occasion of two most enjoyable social affairs of ot the past week weel The first was the delightful dancing party part given glnn at the Country club Monday Monday Mon Ion day evening c when wizen tho the members rs of the younger married set et and the young society folk tolk were Invited to 10 meet Miss lIss Ritchie who has recent recently returned from a years year's stay abroad passed in travel and study The club was aglow alo with lovely lo fall flowers of the lato late autumn autumn au nu- splendid music was ft n feature and dancing was enjoyed h by the congenial congenial con con- genial company compan until a late hour hom Wednesday afternoon Mrs Ritchie and Miss Ritchie received od several hundred hundred hun hun- dred drell members of Salt Lakes Lake's representative homo home In o society at the family ramn First avenue at a 3 charming afternoon tea und and reception The rhe tea In decorations of or gorgeous lavender chrysanthemums lighted h by candles shaded in tho the same delicate tint was wa presided over o b by family faintly friends as assisted assisted as- as by a a. group of oC young girl friends of ot the tho charming debutante y if I Last but not least In the arl varied so social social SQ- SQ cial attractions of the tho busy week was tho tilO remarkably successful concert promenade last last evening at tho the Hotel Utah Tho The affair which was given in aJ aid of If the girls' girls dormitory of ot tho University Uni Uni- University of ot Utah was as aside from taom the rare rore excellence of tho the musical and artistic artistic ar ar- ar- ar tr treat at afforded a notable society event The music s' s section cUon of orthe Ladies i Literary club under whose aU auspices It was given I cn have the reputation for arranging arranging ar 01 ar- ar ranging and carr carrying out roost most satisfactory satisfactory satis Balls factory facton and anil enjoyable programs and cn entertainments ts Many Ian at attractive YO features features fea fea- l- l tures were Introduced in a addition to the tho program under the direction of or Ml Mrs EU Eugene B B. Palmer Pulmer who gave Jaye b by request an Interesting and able ablo paper on American orn Women Composers illustrated Il Illustrated illustrated il- il h by vocal and instrumental se selections so- so from Crom the some fome presented b by some of or the talented mu musicians In iii the community An Ali orchestra was In In attendance and the occasion n. proved to bo he a 0 social asocial null ami financial and also quite u out t of ot the hc ordinary as to detail n. n Corning Coming Events afternoon Miss 1155 Thompson Thomp THIS son will HI entertain members members' of ot the young society set t at her home home In I- I East Iut ut South Temple street with an Informal tea from I 1 to 6 6 rr U. U G. G S 'S Selling Fort ot-Fort of Fort Douglas will entertain a a. party part of oC young oun people this lids evening at t dinner dinner at the tho Hotel Utah oJ Mis lIln s Edith Maguire Maguiro bas has issued Invitations for Cor an afternoon tea arid and re reception reception re- re at her home In Second avenue Monday afternoon in compliment to Mrs Sarah DogS's who leaves soon oon for tor forSan forSan San Francisco to sail later for Honolulu for Cor the winter jj f jj Mrs rs James Hogle will entertain Wednesday c R with a luncheon at tho the Hotel Utah the tIO affair being the second second sec sec- ond mil In a a. series of similar affairs t 0 c Mrs r A. A J. J Gorham and and Mrs Irs J J. J C. C will entertain informally I Thursday afternoon at the Gorham residence residence res res- in Second avenue 4 fi c Mrs Irs Blanche SmIth Smith LowIs Lewis Lev will give a a. musIcale at her homo home in Thirteenth East street Saturday a evening c at 8 s o'clock complimentary to the Chaminade ChamInade Cham- Cham InaJe chorus of which she is leader header A parish reception and social will bo held Wednesday edneeda evening in tho the Sun Sunday a school rooms room of ot St. St Marks cathedral The Thc affair II la Is given ghon especially for Cor the benefit benet of ot the newcomers In ht th the parish and a pleasant social evening is antici pat cd jC x It The annual senior tJ dance rice of tho the Salt Lake 0 HI High h school which will be held Friday 1 evening c in tho the Eaton gym gym- gymnasium promises cs to be bo a L successful an and brilliant event ic gg h c A 11 dancing party part will be e given cn Saturday Satur Saturday Sat Sat- ur a evening In th the university gymnasium gym gym- gymnasium b by the members of tho three sororities of the University of ot Utah C 0 lc c Final a for tor tie Pioneer mall ball to be held in tho ho Bishops buildIng build build- Ing lug Friday evening have boon been com com- All 11 friends arc invited In to at attend attend nt- nt tend anti and share hare in the tho festivities and parta In the revival hal of oC the spirit of tho the founders founder of Jr the State of Utah costumes a ar re to be worn and refreshments consisting of or buttermilk doughnuts and gingerbread will be he nerved in 10 the the- hull hall by 11 the following gills sirls i lS O Hayword d Afton l r f Wright Fern I Beatrice Brown La Von Tobey Della Delia Vols Maud Brown Carroll CarrolI Jo Joy McCune McCune Mc- Mc Ic- Ic Cune une Pearl Fulmer Eva Lund Gene- Gene Jove Wright Georgino Williams Those In charge of ot the affair aro Elizabeth ElIzabeth Elizabeth Eliz ElIz- abeth Wright Elizabeth Ha Hayward Zina Y T Card Victoria I torla McCune Ida S. S Allen Laura Lauro IL Merrill Effle Effie Merrill Sarah Saran J. J Cannon Hattie Hattic Kimball Flora FlorI Home Luc Lucy A. A Clark Mor Mary II 11 Buckholdt Emerette C C. Smith Julia M. M Farnsworth Farnsworth Farns- Farns worth Isabel Thurman Mary ar Butterworth Buttor- Buttor worth Mary or J J. J Claw Clawson son May a Belle Davis Dals Abbio II IL Cowley Kate Kato F. F Burton Burton Bur Bur- ton Isabel Workman c tc it c Tho The Japanese play Princess Kiku which was so successfully presented last week b by tho the senior branch of ot tho Girls Friendly society of ot St. St Marks cathedral will bo ho repented repeated Friday night In the Taylora illo amusement hall T The Mountain States Benefit lt association association tion of or the telephone company composed composed composed com com- posed of girls in the employ of the company compan is planning to give gl a a. social nodal In Irv the restrooms of or tho the building In InState State Stale street Satur Saturday ll evening Tho object of ot the affair is to bring tho the girls sirls nearer together It will be of ot a aget aget aget get acquainted character One of or the largest social events e of ot the coming cominS' wool week Is the dancing party to be bo given en by bi tho the Misses Giles Van Ph Phyllis Jacobsen Manic Mame and Vic The af affair affair affair af- af fair will ta take tako o place Wednesday in tho now Eleventh ward amusement hall haJJ A splendid orchestra has boon been engaged and the affair promises to be bo one ono of ot the best In Jn its kind that has boen been given The Tito chaperons for tor tho the occasion Include e Mr 11 and Mrs Irs J. J H H. Midgley Mr Ir and Mrs irs Andrew Jacobson M Mr h. h i and Mrs U. U f K Giles Mr 11 and Mrs B. B S. S Dangerfield Danger Danger- field Thomas Giles Earl ley and Mr r. r and Mrs rl'S G. G G. G Van Week Wee in ill Society A LARGE and successful society event of or yesterday afternoon was the tho reception and tea given b by Mrs John Dorlus Dorius and daughters Mrs Colloy Colley Stayner and anti Mrs Irs Wilford lo l Moyle lc at the Dorius Dorlus residence In Federal Heights Tho rho hostesses wore assisted in receiving reedy reedy- log ing their suc guests t by y Mrs lr Clifford A. A J Jennings s. s Mrs 11 Lester an and Miss 1158 Helen Jf 4 to In ing in hi presiding lJ at the tea and coffee urns In tho dining room loom vero yli Mrs s. s |
