Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-19
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IN bNEAtNN.
TIE lsuIes Oi rOledO gave n Iesp-yeSr bal
ca the nth, managing the whole affair. pay
ing 'Eo hot, inviting and escOrtiag the fal-
low, 3"a >1hjectlng them TO the delicate
S'uai.rr 81 waiting To be asked, and OF
tla- .I- zoe part OF wall lowers. The re
g,l-i.v --- a. Toledo COmmcTci l. afo9iing
.., Jenkins style 10 this revere OF s'tl9-
doris te.yrjoed the costumes of tue belle
ernt>, from which We eNtracl specimens
charlie Key uOlds, a sUDjred mOuse-cDl-
cIe0 blohCe Sith alluring mOCStAChes, wore
q black bIoadcloih coat. gored In the oack
brCadthS SiOping OF into delicate tails en-
trsine. Shirt. French yoke, open back. CEN
ter plaits embossed with delicate le yes,
vines and flowers. intermingled IA ferk-
less manner quite bizarre. PantaloonS ,gora
a la pintSck. with chain stitch gatherings
runUiT fun length on tue sides.
Charley Howe, an on and OF" wit BIN
cher moustsche, was charming IN Prince
Albert basque, from Worth Waist ~ a
simple but extremely tasteful design. Dbl
lar kids.
Died. Nor;on-a dark brunette. with be-
witching eyes. Hair straight IN the back "A
IA American Indian. Head worn bare
footed on top" Warwick collar. orna-
mcnted with shirred huuug. Snirt, VAN
kutta mills muslin, with extra irish I!oeu
for the bosom, cuffs and neck band. Carried
yiuaieTe IN his right hip pocket.
EO. Young a charming meZZO tintO OF the
oyicental type, was altlred In a o.ack csssi-
mere, cut dScOliete; skirts demitralne, up
GOistered underneath with pufiiags ~ SAT-
nette and real lace yak. Vest a Ia cut
away, display ing an Immaculate sb.rt-frJnt
win macnine Stitching running tue fail
length together with alternate tgckiug &ad
reeOieWoTh Insertion. Reversible cuts ,wJrn
tut once
Joe Reel, the belle gent o. the evening.
wa attired In a PAIR oflustrouS BLACK boots.
Win .tckile 10 match. Simple, out very
much admired.
T.. Dexter Moore is an animated sorral
tlUIce. TINS lovely serapb eau ssy wise
and brilliant things, as well as lisp sweet
ncthiugS; sPeaSs several languages uCaltIy
a-d plays billiards when discOputei). Wore
a suTtOui rock, buttOnod the fun length;
basque cut short in the neck, vito Mar
4Uetle collar, shaping Itself into profound
lsFleis, "a Marie AntOluette, discIOslug ina
jhclr course three soiit,sire diamonds very
costly, reclining on an all linen shirtette, OF
pale hue A white tulle necktle encirc'pi
a clean collar. gathered at tue front Toy the
medium, sized pearl butt IN so popular for
shirts. A single lily nesting in nis patton.
hole was the Finishing touch tha placed many
calloused heart hors du combat.
VIII MoTehouse, charming brunette,
wore a charming goatee. To say merely that
be was sublinlely divine, is 10 but feeoly
shout his praises. Couture q la Daniel WEB
ser, highly decorated with pomaJum,
Lyons hatnairon, add lard oil; coat cut IA la
Henry Clay, with neCdle-v-ork insertion run
on tie outer edges; sleeves flushed at tne
wrist with gauntlets of the same, cut bias;
lace curtains underneath, with bows worn
high up the arm; and a diamond pin perche
Up, his alabaster shirt q Ia Tweed.
Van Horne, divine strawberry-cn cream
r0s' s; white subduing red and red corquer,ug
while. His chevelure was banged ia front,
leaving light fringe 10 shade and soften tbs
brow. gathered in putfings In the back. His
neck, which was far and graceful as Juno's
swans, was displayed by shirt cut a Ia
B-dtUS. EIuinenJy classic pantaloons with
out foUncing or trimming OF any deScr.p-
ton; had box pocket on either side cat
high In HE neck, aud caught up in che back
TO prevent their doing Scavenger duty, tuey
disclose d foot deIicaIely incased Ia Z. corset
fitting boot of pebble goat Striped stock
irgs. Hanging pendant from his left arm I'm
lieu Of . fan, was a delicate muslin hand er-
chief, square shape, with hand -sewing on the
outer edge-to correspond with the baton
holes OF his corsage On the right side OF this
display handkerchief (the oiner was cOu-
cealed III his hip-pockeu was a beautiful
fIesco in printers ink OF the Centennial
buildings; rich and durable.
Jim DeVeau was charmante In black cloth
cOat, en- traine. Hair a la Keenan,; absent on
top. 1andyke mustaches, delicately gath
cred a. the ends wi IN stick pomatCm.
Frank Williams was alfred in a white
duck vest with delicate WORK at the baton
holes. Petite sides (hardly p.gceptible)
Hair dressed plainly On top; finger puffiugs
al th3 sides, and banged al the nape OF TIE
neck.
I'd. Stock, charming brunette with a
lovely waltz, wore a stylish French corset
Wsisy 4 la Louis VIII. (new}; cut bias an Jne
back. IL was worn booked up la front, q -
u g ,ie skirts fullness at the hips. PanJa-
looms en- court traIue, spriuglng slightly at
The ankles. Hair scrambled al the pack with
PM M al the sides, dressed so as ID ia very
low Oh the bow, "A la Romeo JaIfier Jenkil s.
Al. Gleason, a beauty Of the Victor Em-
neDuel type, wore a tight DIauve scarf en-
ci-c. ins pure white collar, VITA points re-
cUnbent. A chain (goii) daugict from
MS own very eNE5nsiVe), was very aJgu-
ucaf, anu becuIIIugiy arranged.
John bunker aid Fret. Shoemaker az
feared II their bridal toilets.