The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-19

train, with solid pearl 'front.' and panels en-
brodered in white lilies, lace sleeves ana square
neck pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Will McKee, pink silk null and tule.
with short sleeves and heartshaped neck and
diamonds.
Mrs Emil wulschner, black velvet, real
Spanish lace and diamonds.
Miss Mary Apologize, pink silk with black lace
overdress, diamond ornaments.
Miss Belle Smith, lemon colored silk and dia-
monds
Mrs. Jno. Fisher pretty combination of light
blue and cherry colored silk.
Mrs. Austin Smith, white silk and brocaded
velvet heavily embroidered with pearl beads,
diamond ornaments.
Mrs Jno S. Duncan, full evening toilet of
green velvet with diamonds.
Mrs Henry Cilley, silver velvet and brocaded
satin with gold lace trimmings, long train hair
powdered with gold dust
Miss Maize Lemond, black brocaGed velvet with
front brocaded in autumn leaves, and diamonds.
Miss Annie Wilson, of Washington, d. c.,
white satin trimmed with crepe de chene and
valeneiennes lace, with diamond ornaments
Mrs. William Sylvester, black silk and dia-
monds.
Mrs Basset, black silk and diamonds.
Mrs. Lyons, black silk with diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Oran Perry black silk. and black and
white brocaded velvet
Mrs. A. w. johnson, black silk with thread
lace and jet trimmings, V.cut neck front and
back elbow sleeves, Marechal Neil roses and
diamonds.
Mrs Kent Morse, gen darme blue velvet, with
facings of lighter shade of blue, trimmed with
pink ostrich tips.
Mrs. Will Pattison, of Muncie, Ind, pink alba
tross, cut square neck, with flowers and dia-
monds.
Mrs. DIR. James, of Muncie, Ind, black bro
eaded velvet, real point lace, and diamonds.
Mrs p. NJ Gallahue brown brocaded silk
with black lace overdress, flowers and diamonds.
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On train, with ffounces of oriental lace, lace
sleeves, with V-shaped neck, and natural flowers.
Mrs Gill, brown silk, with brown and cream
brocaded satin front, square neck with tulle and
natural flowers.
Miss Josephine Gill, salmon surah silk, with
founces of oriental lace, and natural flowers.
Mrs Will Talbot, of Worth's richest COM
binations of cardinal and bronze.
Mrs. s. w. Morgan, black silk with point lace
and natural flowers
Mrs. A. M. Andrews of Connersvile, Ind,
garnet silk and black velvet point lace.
Mrs Isaac P. Gray, black silk and lace Dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Pierre Gray, black'velvet, real lace, and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs Caleb S. Denny, black surah silk, V neck;
Queen Elizabeth collar gold-beaded, and gold
beaded front.
Miss Bessie Hendricks. cardinal satin and
velvet
Miss Carrie Gall. lavender silk. garnitured
with roses.
Mrs Bacon, maroon silk. with panel of black
velvet, brocaded with roses.
Miss Margaret Butler. white brocaded silk,
with founces of real lace.
Mrs. John G. New, white silk, embossed with
roSes with bonnet to match and natural roses
Miss Fight of Virginia cardinal silk bonnet
to match. and natural roses
Miss Florence Maott, pale pink surah, with
hounces of oriental lace.
Miss Jennie Cooper, white lace and natural
flowers
Mrs Dr. Henry Jameson, white SATIN trimmed
with swans down, powdered hair and pearl orna-
ments.
Mrs. Newton Caypool, lemon satin, brocaded
with roses, trimmings of pale blue and cardinal
Aounces.
Miss Carrie Jones, of Connersvile, Ind, pink
brocaded silk, with pink swans down. square
neck and natural flowers
Miss Gertrude Jordon, wine-colored silk, black
lace, square neck and large bouquet Of natural
flowers
Miss Davidson black silk, short sleeves, heavy
bead trimmings and gold colored ribbons.
Miss Agnes Fletcher blue velvet en- train.
The English Hotel spread a rich luncheon,
and about seventy couples were entertained at
luxurious supper by the Meridian Club. Walter
Stanton gave his party supper of rich menu at
the New-Denison.
The financial success of the hall is in keeping
with it's social triumph Nearly a thousand
tickets sold, netting over 81, 900
for the Flower Mission and the
Light Infantry. But of all the
purchasers OF tickets about one-half were at the
ball. which will long be remembered as bril-
liant event in the circle of Indianapolis high
society