The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-21
FASHION AND GOSSIP.
The --latest Success of the
Pleasant Hours.
THE CHILDREN's BAL MAsQUE.
Sociable-The Fourth Serial
and Other Events
The Pleasant Hours.

The twenty-seventh party given by
the Pleasant Hours Club Thursday
evening, the 18th, in the Opera House.
was perhaps the most enjoyed of the
series. To the locker on, the many
animated faces fitting to and fro,
seemed to be twice lit up by reason of
the charming effect lent by the taste
displayed in the toilettes. Where youth
is, there is pleasure, and if it cannot be
said where pleasure is there is also
youth, it certainly would indicate that
there is buoyancy of feeling
which on this evening was mani
tested by the "feet scarce touching
the floor" and which the excellent
music picked from recent charming
operas could not fail to effect and cause
harmony of motion. Among the
many dancers we noticed were Mr.. aqd
Mrs. Severance, Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Almy. Mr.. and Mrs
Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Glass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brink, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Madeira, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheeseman, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. B. II. Conklin, Mr..
and Mrs. McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Duke, Mr.. and
Mrs, H. Siegel. Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers,
Nr. and Mrs. Macintosh, Major and
Mrs. Thibaut, Mrs. Kennon, Mrs. Kim
ball, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Hardness, Mrs.
MrS MrS Rom
berger. Mrs. Roots, Miss Hammond
Miss G. Young, Miss Amy, Miss Kimbail,
Miss Hardness, Miss Daft, Miss R. Daft,
Miss Bollinger, Miss Hattie Bolllnger,
Miss Conklin, Miss Potter, Miss Sadler,
Miss Walker. Miss Mercy Walker, Miss
Heuson, Miss Morgan, Miss Rawles,
Miss Rice, Miss Kate Lawrence; Messrs.
Joe Gallagher, c. r. Barratt, G. l..
Haines, Walter Amy, w. Gallagher,
Shelton, Eccles, Dodge, Smith, Zane.
BrastoW, Kerr, Chislet, Van Horn,
Rob Walker, Fred Walker, Wilson. DR..
Whitney, DR.. Hall, Lieutenant Taggart,
Lieutenant B. Byrne, Lieutenant c.
Byrne, Captain Baker, Adjutant Groes-
beck.
1t has been said by one of our noted
authors that 1.-THE consciousness of
being well dressed offers a peace of
mind that religion tails 10 give. Ii
| this be true. the ladies who graced the
floor Thursday evening were most truly
entitled not only to peace of mind but
absolute tranquility.
| Among the many exquisite costumes
were noticed particularly the following
new and most elegant of the dresses.
A superb pomegranate colored plush
dress en- traine trimmed with great effect
by brilliant passementery, was worn by
Miss Hammond, a decided brunette.
Miss GRACE You've, a perfect blonde,
was attired in an exquisite shade of
blue satin, the waist decollette, and the
whole beautifully trimmed with white
escurial lace-a most dainty toilet.
Miss GRACE ALMY wore a strikingly
unique and oriental costume of white
serene lace over scarlet satin, with
panels of satin Turkish embroidery and
lace en- traine.
Miss MERCY WALKER wore a lovely
hand-painted white silk, which was
greatly admired
The number of dresses that trailed
upon the Hoor-borne by the slender
waists of We young women-were some
thing of a novelty; the well managing
of the same by the fair dancers, caused
admiration among not few.
The ladies of the st. Paul Guild pre-
pared the delicious collation., which was
served at 11.30 in a most tempting
manner.