The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-13

| of cream brocade aud crepe en- demi-tran.
| Half-low neck and elbow sleeves. She car
| ried bunch of cream chrysan themums.
Miss Hattie Jackson. in a dress of bla ok
| lace lit up by garland of scarlet poppies.
over bodice made V-shape, with short
| sleeves.
| Miss Lizzie Jackson-In black lace, orna-
| mented with vines of small white roses.
| Miss Jordan was in white crepe, with
| white trimmings and tan colored gloves.
Miss V. Jordan-In blue gauze and tinsel
| and trimmed with blue feathers.
Mrs. Henry Schacht-In.a changeable silk
! of blue and gold, with lace sleeves of the
same shade; white gloves and white
| feather fan.
Miss Olga Korbel-Pink surah, trimmed
| with quantity OF pink marabout feathers;
| tan gloves and pink fan.
MISS Isabelle t. Iompklns-ln white tol.
let of silk and dotted net, with trimmings Of
| green velvet.
| Miss Bosqui-In black lace over black
| silk, the silk to the bodice made low neck
and sleeveless. She carried black feather
| fan.
Miss G. E. Raum wore black net over a
| silk of black and bite in stripes, made high
neck and long sleeves; bouquet OF white
| chrysantemnms
Mrs. David Porter wore black lace draped
! over black silk, the front of the skirt being
| composed of gold embroidery on black and
| the bodice finished at the neck by high
standing collar.
Miss Mary Porter was in creme surah,
| with a garland of scarlet peoples over the
left shoulder.
| Mrs. l.. ii. Clement. white silk, draped in
muslin de Sole Of dancing length, white fan
| and tan gloves
| Mrs Ralph Hooper was in light change
able silk, with white flowers and tan gloves.
| Mrs. w. Nj. Bunker wore white silk, over
which was draped silver, embroidered net
| and made en- traine.
| Mrs. II. A. Dorm wore white silk grena-
adine over white aud trimmed with white
! ribbons.
Miss S. Dean wore beautiful toilet Of
white crepe, made antique style, with gold
| girdle and tan gloves.
MISS Grace Young was in pale-green
| gauze, with silver trimmings over white silk
| en- train.
Miss Blyth McDonald-ln yellow silk
! covered with net of q much lighter shade
| and yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Laura McDonald-In blue gauze
| striped with silver and ornamented by a
| glrdle OF pink chrysanthemums.
| Miss Florence Reed wore white lace and
silk. with sleeves and trimmings of red vel
| vet and red algrette in the hair.
Mrs. X, d. Fry wore green and drab silk
combined, trimmed with old lace.
Mrs. William Lawson-ln pompadour silk
with the front Of lace and sleeves TO match,
| trimmed with iridescent passementerie.
Miss Ida Sweet-In black lace with black
velvet trimmings and black feather fan.
Miss Lottle Day Wore cream silk aud
| pearls, with pink roses.
Mrs. +. f. Farney wore scarlet velvet
| combined with embroidered net and scarlet
| flowers
Miss l.. Dresbach wore pink :surah with
| pink flowers and ribbons.
Mrs Judge l.. ID. Mckisick wore a train
robe of lavender satin covered with black
| lace dress and deliberately trimmed with
garands of violets. Ornaments, diamonds
Miss Florence Ives, debutante, was in
white gauze over white silk, with a garni-
| ture OF daisies and grasses. the shoulders Of
the bodice finished with butterflies.
Miss Wllliette Rose wore yellow satin
| draped with yellow tulle and trimmed with
| crystal and beads.
Miss Fannie Hughes was in white crepe
and lace, trimmed with pearls and scarlet
| feathers, with scarlet aigrette in the hair.
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes-Dean wore cream
| white Albatross cloth, gracefully trimmed
in black velvet and Escurial lace, with white
| feathers in the hair.
| Mrs. Lille Hagemann, rose cashmere
| skirt and bodice OF pompadour satin.
| sleeveless and open at the neck.
| Mis- j. ii. C0stigan, in white lace COM
| bined with lavender sik and ribbons.
| Miss Maud knowlton in scarlet surah
| ornamented with black feather trimming
| low in neck and sleeveless.
Mrs. Timothy G. Phelps appeared in a
magnificent robe, the bodice and train COM
| posed OF black satin brocaded in gold, with
| SkiTl OF lavender SATIN covered WITH black
| net studded with amber jewels. Ornaments
| amber jewels with butterflies of amber in
the hair, necklace of diamonds and opals
Miss Mckinley wore black embroidered
net over pink silk, with black gloves and
| ruchngS of black on the base of the skirt
and on the low-necked bodice She carried
| black feather fan.
Mrs. Paris kilburn in black embroidered
| net and tlnSel over black silk, and trimmed
| with quantity of scarlet ribbons.
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pale yellow. The bodice at The neck trimmed
| with pale paSsementerie, ostrich feathers at
] the corsage and in the hair and bunch of
| violets at the corsage.
Miss HUE Wore pale pink mu slim de sole,
ornamented with garlands of holly berries
| and green leaves.
Mrs Captain Quinan wore rose-watered
| silk, with trimmings of antique lace down
the sides of the skirt and on the mock and
| sleeves.
Mrs. A. X. Bottsford was in black MORE
| and lace.
Miss Bottsford in white lace and crystals,
with garlands of violets.
| Miss Lucille Smith was in blue cashmere.
| combined with blue satin, and trimmed with
| blue satin ribbons. She carried a fan to
| correspond.
Miss Juliet Smith appeared in yellow
br0cade galZe, combined with white lace
and white chrysaD themums.
Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith was in black bro
ments, feathers and diamonds.
| Mrs. Sampson Tams, in blue silk and
white lace en- train, necklace OF diamonds
and pearls, and toilet ornamented with
| pearls.
Mrs. j. L. Martel, in pink silk and Jet
| finished with white lace.
Miss Ethel Martel, in pink silk grenadine,
| trimmed with dark green velvet. She wore
| tanned gloves.
Miss Adele Martel wore dress of green
| and Dlua silk tho hniipo nd
| trimmed with dark green velvet.
Mrs. Nat Britain, in white brocaded
satin, white lace and white chrysanthemums.
| Mrs. A. &. Halves wore a bodice and court
| train OF purple velvet. with skirt of salmon
brocade and finished with black lace
Mrs. Helen Malher Of New York wore
| pearl satin brocade one of Wor,h's most
elegant confections.
Miss Jollitfe wore yellow mouseline de
| sole over satin of the same shade, and trim
| mings to match.
Mrs. Adam Grant wore black velvet, en-
train, trimmed with rare old lace; ornaments
| diamonds.
Mrs. F. A. Frank wore pink tuIle and
| mousehne de sole handsomely trimmed with
black velvet and garnished with pink roses.
Miss Clara Sutro wore black embroidered
| net In colors over pink silk, the bodice v
shaped and sleeveless.
Mrs. Frederick Marriott was in toilet
| of dark and light blue velvet with diamond
| ornaments.
Hiss Porteous wore pink silk, combined
with white lace and trimmed with white
| flowers. She carried pink fan and wore
tan-colored gloves.
Mrs }. p. Hall wore black lace costume
over black silk, trimmed with iridescent
| passementerie, the bodice finished with a
| high Marie Stuart collar.
Miss Kate VOORHEES, was in white c, epe,
with bodice OF white satin. She carried
white cbrysanthemums, and wore white
| gloves.
Mrs. Robert 1. Bowie was in pink surah
finished with pink ribbons. the bodice made
F-shaped and edged with a ruchng.
Mrs. l.. l.. Baker wore dress of flow
cred crepe de chine, with train of hello
tiope silk and trimmings of wine-colured
velvet. gold and silver lace. necklace OF
topaz and diamonds, with diamond star in
| the couture.
Mrs. Henry Z. Harvey wore robe OF
royal purple velvet, with pettcoat front
| OF cream brocaded satin, deliberately trim