Salt Lake Times | 1890-06-12 | Page 5 | The Four Carnival Balls

THE FOIR CARMVAI. BAI LS. Costumes That Wilt Be Kmuired -A lireat Kush or Visitor Expected. Mr. Y. II. Harvey, who has ceneral charge of the arrangement!! for the Ogden carnival, was in Salt Lake yesterday yes-terday and lat night, lit came here to have a consultation with General i Paswuger Agent Ecdes iu n gmd to the handling of the crowds of people expiated at Ogden during' that date. He returned to Ogden this' morning. Mr. Harvey said that the arrauenients for the carnival had all been completed His official title is -liuekhurst in the Household of the. Kinsr. and Lord Hijih Chancellor." He said that they expected expect-ed 75,000 people during the 'carnival and would (ill up both Ogden and Salt Lake with visitors. Theeventsof theearuival will le the balls. There will be four of these. The first will be on July 1st and will be the cowboy ball. Every person who attends at-tends this ball will be required to appear ap-pear iu cowboy costume. The ball on the night of tile 5ud will be the grand tournament ball. Fauey costume or full dress will be the order for that night. On the uight of theod will be the military hall. The costumes for this oecassion must be of a military character. char-acter. This, however, includes band uniforms. The last ball, on the uight of the 1th, will be the Grand Ue. masque bull, and fancy costumes and masques will 1h- required for the occasion.