The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-07
FASHION AND GOSSIP.
Tho German at the Continen-
tai Hotel.
". ELDREDGE'S BIRTHDAY.
prawelI to Mr.. Louis Cohn-The
lh' otberhood BaII-The Third
seJial-Other Notes.
The Continental German

Last Wednesday evening the Cont
,tsI Hotel was lit up by an assem-
Lace of youth and beauty, such
:. have long been strangers to
.. walls. The occasion was a
oarmau. arranged by the young
sonnles whose names follow. and sell
som have the enchanting figures of that
sncbanting dance ever been threaded so
.-ocefully or so enjoyably. The
lancer, we're Lieutenant Taggart, Lieu
t.Dant Durham, Messrs. Dodge, Payey,
wallace, Young, Almy, Sharp, Eccle<,
p.ndsrgast, Shelton, Chislett. Walker,
W. Horn, and Wilson. Misses
Timball Daft. R. Daft, S. Walker, M.
walker. E. Walker, Bolinger, II. Bolin-
Wv Almv, Sadler, Hardness, Potter,
Eo1kIin and Mrs. Barnett. Mesdames
Timhau and Shelton presided as
aSoneronnes and dispensed the
oisgsnt faYors of the night.
US blanche Kimball and Lieutenant
Ta0oart led, and the figures selected
Ise2e such as to lend double harmony,
w the affair. The smoothness with
which they we're gone through showed
clearly that the gay Lieutenant was
thoroughly drilled in military tactics
and that guided by his fair partner he
Inpw how to well apply his skill to
Wetzeps charming strains. The fayors
which came from Tihany's for the
occasion were unique and beautiful. 1t
would be pleasure to give them in
detail, If space would allow but suffice
II TO say that the principal one. in the
shape of a lady's elegant fan. was
souvenir richly to be priced The pro
fusion of flowers brought from Cali
fornia lent fragrance with which the
whole affair was in keeping. 1t would
be hardly fair to pass the supper with
out comment, for it was well served.
well partaken of, and thoroughly well
relshed. The dresses of the ladies
deserve special mention: Miss
B. Kimball wore a delicate blue
Franchise silk, white illusion front
becoming costumes; Miss Almy, rich
blue gros grain silk, escurial net, en-
broldered with gold tablier, rich and be-
coming; Mrs. Barnett, white nuns
yelling, richly trimmed with Oriental
lace; Miss Bolinger, blue nuns yelling
elegantly trimmed with white Genese
lace; Miss Hattie Bolinger, yellow Mar
yelleux satin under dress with deli
eately fringed blue organdie overdress,
rare combination; Miss Conklin, pink
gros de applique silk handsome Sontache
Spanish lace fiounces and waist trim
mings; Miss Daft, delicate shade of
yellow gros grain silk beautifully en-
bIOideTed tablier, one of the most ele-
glnt dresses; Miss Rose Daft, pink
FRANCHISE silk interlaced RIBBON front
and rosary tlimmi lg-on!y tea roses
could compare with the charming effe t
Of this costume; Miss Hardness. a
lovely blue gros grain silk, with Medici
lace trimmings exceedingly pretty and
becoming; Miss Potter, garnet velvet
and corn color cashmere, rich and ele-
CANT, Miss Sadler, white Pongee silk,
garnet front and Oriental lace tablier
ald waist trimming, very pretty; Miss
1mms Walker, cream gros grain
tram silk, rich and elegantly trimmed
With Gaureseue lace; Miss NJ. Walker,
,Ehlk crepe de Chine exquisite Duchess
ace nounces, one of the many superb
dresses; Miss s. Walker, unique white
rate, Valenciennes net underdress,
WIN blue crepe de Chine over, and Va
lelClelu6S nacE frir1,r,inU