Show FOR SWEET CHARITY About One Hundred and Fifty Couples Dance S AND AS MANY MORE LOOK ON The Ball Given by the Ladles Aid Society Proves a Complete Sncceas Other Entertainments The charity ball given by the Young I Ladies Aid society last night was an immense im-mense success Every detail of the entertainment enter-tainment was complete A more enjoyable evening has not been spent this season and the admirable manner m which the affair was conducted created the most favorable comments To say the ladies acquitted ac-quitted themselves with credit is but faint praise for an enterprise of this magnitude The supper was under the direct supervision super-vision of the young ladies themselves and no more appetizing viands could have been suggested than comprised the menu The music was good and the pretty girls and their partners tripped the light fantastic until tie early morning hours Among the most distingue costumes was a Parisian gown of ivory white silk in Grecian style worn by Miss Mackintosh Miss Emma McCornicfc was moat pro possessing in clot blue embroidered tulle relieved by garniture of lace ruffles run with threads of gold round neck sleeveless sleeve-less and demitrain S Miss Marion Rookledge was very beautiful beauti-ful in a gown of pale yellow moussolaine do soie pointed neck sleeveless wearing with it a golden girdle Miss Acatba Conklin was attired in an atJ elegant dress of cream white striped satin trimmed in ruchings of lace with brocaded sash and tan gloves Miss Lucille Gilmer was very stylishly gowned in white cloth with heavily embroidered em-broidered panels of silk bonnet of garnet velvet ouo of tho most strikingly becoming becom-ing dresses seen Miss Kate Lawrence was very graceful in a gray crepe de chone tho style of which was very much in harmony with her peculiar pecu-liar style of beauty Miss Hampton was very attractive in a rod Chinese crepe with dainty real lace ruffles at the neck and sleeves demitrain Miss Florence Kimball wore a very elaborate elab-orate gown of cream white silk with pale blue chiffon yoke and corresponding sleevo decorations Miss Edith Shearman appeared in a black lace dress and walking hat carrying a bouquet of exquisite chrysanthemums Miss Margaret Zane could not have selected se-lected a more charming costume than the one worn of mauve silk combined with a darker shade cut steel and plaltings of French lacelow neck without sleeves choice white roses for corsage Miss Hall white embroidered mull low coiffure and a most unique arrangement of draping Miss Lillian Woodward was fascinatingly lovely in old rose bengaline silk elaborately decorated with spangles it being one of the most beautiful examples of the modistes art artMiss Miss Naomi Conklin was her sweet self in pale blue satin with cream hand run Spanish Span-ish lace Miss HanauerWhite silk princess dross with Jacqueminot roses Miss Katz wore a gray walking dress of brocaded silk ornamented with steel buckles rose colored plaitings chiffon Miss Edna KimballBlack dotted net yellow chrysanthemums Miss Dolly Wulker A fashionable dress of plum camels hair demitrain and a very fetching hat Miss EvansBlack velvet with cream chiffon bodice decorations Miss Gussie SawyerOld rose silk with rosettes of narrow ribbon Miss Grace Wallace was extremely lovely in white India crepe ostrich feather garnitures gar-nitures wearing a striped sssh interspersed with golden threads exceedingly becoming to her willowy form Miss Nellie WalkerTerra cotta silk with chiffon lingro of contrasting color Miss BishopGrey hat and dress to correspond cor-respond quite stylish and in which she looked very attractive Miss Allen Young A black lace with gold braid i worn with zouave jacket and basil U1 IHUnO Miss Grace YoungA pretty evening dress of black lace and velvet ribbon requisites Miss Fairy MorlanFoulard silk strewn with pink morning glories a very simple yet tasty costume Miss AustinVisiting dress of mahogany mahog-any cloth with hat S Miss HendersonA happy combination of black silk and cardinal velvet being most effective Miss Daisy MorlanA very charming dress of black striped gauze becomingly made Miss Holden wore a peculiar shade of blue mousselaine bouffant draperies the tout ensemble being very pleasing Miss Washburne in a unique costume of gaslight green was tho recipient of much attention atenton Miss Teresa GodbeBlack lace cut jet walking suit Mrs H P G Coates Bluo and game dress artistically combined Mrs C H WitheyBlack satin mervel lieux court train and silver galleon employed em-ployed in the bodice decorations which emphasized it as being the very latest Mrs Boggs Black silk with corded silk braid worn with feather toque Mrs James Morlan wore olive green cloth and camels bail plaid fashioned into a most stylish costume Mrs J B Walden wore a street suit of handsome bronze cloth admiraoly designer Mrs Sharp Black lace very stylish grey and black hat Mrs Wicher Jones Blaci silk demi train corsage of chrysanthemums Mrs Miles A quaint but pretty gown of steel silk with baby blue ruchings Mrs Colonel Mason of Cairo Egypt the guest of Mrs G Y Wallace was regally attired in black lace and diamonds Mrs O J Salisbury was one of tho most quoenly looking ladies present attired in i cardinal cloth black astrakahn bandsen traincoat basque vest and cuffs of tan embroidery Mrs McCornick in an elegant garnet velvet suit was most stately Mrs Woodward in a handsome black lace was very attractive Mrs Lorin Hall Lavender crepe profusely pro-fusely combined with ribbon a very del cato and harmonious coloring well suited to her style of beauty MrsLyman elegant dinner dress of black lace Mrs ShearmanGray walking dress Mrs HornA pretty dress of gray silk cut steel pasamontorie Mrs Lieutenant Turner was warmly greeted by many friends and was certainly one of the most beautiful ladies present wearing well a gown of black lace very fashionably made Among the guests were tho following from Fort Douglas Mrs Colonel Blunt Black silk jotted pendents and lovely diamonds Mrs Captain Ward was lovely and graceful grace-ful in a magnificent dress of escurial lace Mrs Captain Richards was dressed in a fawn foulard with rare lace at neck and sleeves Mrs Lieutenant Wright Blue crepe decollete tipsMrs coiffure prettily arranged with Mrs Lieutenant George was a sweet asa as-a picture gowned in nile embroidered chiffon chif-fon fonMrs Mrs Dr Kendall was gorgeous in rose satin fashioned becomingly Mrs Lieutenant JohnsonBlack faille francais dotted net ana velvet ribbon was greatly admired Colonel Blunt Captains Ward and Richards ant Lieutenants Johnson George Wright Stedman Thurstonap peared in military uniforms Among the spectators were Dr and Mrs Bascom Dr and Mrs Standart Dr and Mrs Pfoutz Dr and Mrs Ewing Judge and Mrs Zane Judge and Mrs Harkness Mr and Mrs McGuerrin Mr and Mrs Sherman Mr and Mrs Terhune Mr and Mrs C E Stanton Mrs Kimball Mrs Hampton Mrs Colonel Stevenson Mr and Mrs Markland Mr and Mrs Bache Mr and Mrs Colon Mr and Mrs Forbes Mrs Cummings Mrs Allen Mrs Dr Smith Mr and Mrs J C Conk lin Mr and Mrs Horn Mr and Mrs Holden Mrs O W Powers Mrs Pfoutz Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mr and Mrs Lowe Mr and Mrs Gilmer and Colonel Mason The young gentlemen were looking their best in conventional black suits there being be-ing present Messrs Kimball Hampton Walker Glendinninjr Lawrence Pavey Holland Ellsworth Hanauer Donnellan Edy Cobb Crabbe Bid well Pendergast Holden Wilkes Galigher Jones Mark land Young Gorlinskl Eberly Harvey Gregg Zane Carney Pavey Miles Sharp Walker and many others There wore present fully six hundred guosts one hundred and fifty couples dancing on the floor at one time Tho number of tickets sold was about two hundred hun-dred and fifty at 3eaca The supper was contributed by lady friends of the society so that tho only expense consists in the hall music and waiters the latter being taken from tho Knutsford All members of the Young Ladies Aid society constituted the committee of arrangements ar-rangements and they with their gentlemen aids were designated by pink bows Everything passed off to the entire satisfaction satis-faction of all present and the second charity bal of the season proved a success for the cause and a pleasure to the partici nants Canadian Society Tho Canadian Social and Literary sooty so-oty held a meeting at GO Wasatch block last evening Several addresses were made and tho essays were of a very Interesting resting nature An election of officers was held resulting result-ing as follows C W Brown first vice president M D McKinnon second vice president GA Livingston treasurer 1 J Reid financial secretary A A Johnson corresponding secretary H E Parks marshal trustees I George Leslie and V B Jones This club has been in existence only a short time but the Canucks are noted as lovers of a good time and the winter will he enlivened by many of their pleasant assemblies as-semblies The next meeting will be hold on Tuesday Tues-day November 2th at 311 West Second South All Canadians residing in the city are requested to send their addresses toW to-W H Gordon box 701 city Phonographic Party The first phonographic party of the season sea-son and tie first ever given in this city will be held in the parlors of the Metropolitan Metropol-itan hotel this evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Unitarian church The musio produced will be entirely rely new including many superb productions produc-tions from the east besides other enter taming features Refreshments will be served and everybody will be welcome S Methodist Social The ladies of tho Methodist church give 1 social tonight for the benefit of tho Young Mens Christian association A good musical and literary programme will be > rendered and refreshments served Miss Lincoln will sing and other excellent talent will appear the programme |