Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
SOCIETY SALAD.
Something About the Toilettes and
People at the Knowlton Reception.

People at the Knowlton Reception.
There is nothing on earth so appe.
thing as SUNDAY salad" especially If
1t is nicely dished up and tempting to
the eye. So, with customary desire
to please the readers, and especially
the lady readers Of The GAZETTE, our
society reporter has endeavored to
give short description of the mar
velous costumes worn by some OF the
ladies at the Knowlton reception
Thursday night. or course they all
looked beautiful, and If by accident
any toilette is neglected the wearer
will pardon the omission as but the
failure to catch one ray in an ocean of
sunshine. Miss Cararas, the charming
lady in whose honor the reception
was given was becomingly attired in
pure white null and diamonds. She
dispensed sweet smiles, and has won
lasting place in many hearts. Mrs.
y. u. knowlton wore heavy train,
satin and diamonds; Mrs. Good
enough, plain white and diamonds;
Mrs. Jno. III rrison, pearl white satin
with train of brocaded velvet, point
lace and diamonds; Mrs. Lode, white
ottoman silk with passementrie trim
mings; Mrs. j. b. Mitchell, white bro
caded satin lace and diamonds, long
train; Mrs. Sawyer, sea-green satin,
onyx ornaments, feathers and lace,
long court train; Mrs. VanXsndt, del
icate .shell-pink Drocaded satin aud
flowers; Mrs. Howard Peak, black gros.
grain, pink roses and diamonds;
Mrs, Col. Wynne, black satin,
train, diamonds and natural flowers;
Mrs. Il. Brewster eau satin and point
lace; Mrs. Elser, lavender brocade,
diamonds and Marscheal Neil roses:
Mrs. A. b. Smith, white brocade satin
with hounces of duchess lace and
diamonds; Mrs. @. ID. Brown, black
satin, escurial lace; Mrs. DIR. Adams,
white embroidered null, pearls and
natural flowers; Mrs. Burlington, white
embroidered swiss and flowers; Mrs.
Eaton, brown satin and guipure lace;
Mrs. Lake, lavender satin, heliotrope
trimmings and diamonds; Mrs. Ed
Smith, pink satin, velvet and lace;
Mrs. Ed Mower, black satin and Span.
ish lace overdress; Mrs. Barber, cream
nuns yelling and satin corsage; Mrs.
Poston, white nuns yelling, satin cor
sage and overdress, flowers and dia-
monds; Mrs. Il. p. Martin, black
surah and overdress OF Spanish lace,
diamonds; Mrs. Potter, blue and gold
satin with lace court train; Mrs. Fos-
dick, white embroidered satin, lace
and diamonds; Mrs. DIR. jackson, white
embroidered swiss, satin trimmings.
Miss Riley, combinationLof garnet and
blue satin, long train, corsage of gar.
net and lace; Miss Hill, hand painted
blue satin and lace; Miss Adams,
white nuns yelling, natural flowers
and diamonds; Miss Liza Clack, cos.
tune OF black and garnet satin Miss
blanche Schwartz, blue embroidered
cashmere and diamonds Miss j.
Tevis, blue satin Miss Gertie Martin,
sea-foam embroidered satin, lace and
diamonds; Miss Tommie Malone, peach
blossom satin with ilounces OF lace
Miss Carrie Hinchie, blue brocaded
SATIN Miss Rue, white satin and
eneinai lace, amethystS; Miss Grace
DAZZLING, embroidered muslin and flow
ers; Miss Lula Hogg, white mans
yelling and satin: Misses Quirg. cream
nuns yelling and velvet; Miss Chase
lavender embroidered satin, flowers
and diamonds; Miss Annie Sheer
violet satin and lace Miss MYRTLE
| Speer, white embroidered null; Miss
Shelton, white embroidered null; Miss
Josie Burts, pink satin, lace trimmings:
Miss Mozart, b own satin and pink
liowersi Miss Mccoy, cream satin and
black velvet, flowers; Miss Beall, brown
satin, valenoienes lace and diamonds:
Miss rafferty,, combination pink and
blue satin; Miss Holmes, brown gros-
grain, duchess lace and flowers; Miss
Lula Haggart, cream brocade satin.
natural flowers; Miss Wynne. cream
nuns yelling; Mrs. Donaldson, green
satin and duchess lace; Mrs. Priest,
black watered silk, blue satin over.
dress Miss Turner, cream nuns veil.
ing. Among other beautiful floral
offerings given Miss Cararas was a
lively basket OF flowers sent from New
Orleans by Mrs. Theodore Vogle, with
her regrets The clustering roses and
delieately perfumed orange buds were
perfect in preservation and form.
Among The gentlemen present We're
the following: Messrs. Elliott, Fur.
man, Lodle, Elser, Harrison, John.
Lynch Ferris, Harrison, Jim, Mar,
tin, Foediok, Highly, Peak, Fox,
Hollis, Powell, Jackson, Dr., Lake,
Potter, Lamborn, Littlejohn, Ryer'
Mitchell, Mangum, Sanguinet, Priest
'oston, Schneider, Smith, Ed, A, B,
smith, Schwartz, Stanfield Trice
NanIandt, Waller, Washer, Thomas
smith, DR., Sawyer, DUNLAP, Brown,
u. I'D .IOnps VIII lrdrfn..tls 49,