The morning call., 1891-01-10


dancing length, of gas-light green India
silk, trimmed with white lace, giving a
Greek effect.
Mrs. Howard B. White-A demi-train
dress Of yellow satin and silk combined,
trimmed with muslin de sole in shade to
match. Yellow ostrich-feather tips orna-
mented the skirt and waist, and diamond
butterfly was worn in the hair.
Miss Gussie White wore very simple and
pretty dress of pale lemon-colored boiling
cloth embroidered in shades to harmonize
and gloves, slippers and fan to match; orna-
mentS, pearls.
Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps-A petticoat OF
lavender silk, covered with black lace, jew
eled with amethystS; bodice, court train of
Dlack satin, brocaded with gold. She wore
lavender gloves, and for ornaments pearls
and diamonds.
While India silk, sprayed with blue roses
e, On the corsage and white lace ruching on
the neck and sleeves.
Mrs; Mckune wore black lace, draped
over silk and made long.
MIs. Iarls kliburn wore a long court
tIaih OF Diack satin, with front of black
and gold brocade; amber jewels and comb,
WIN Markham roses on the corSage
piss Rosa Berry was dressed in tea-rose
SIX, combined with plain bolting cloth and
decorated with tea-rOses.
Miss Ella Berry-In sea-green silk, COM
and emeraldS.
Mrs. John E. Hamill wore demi-train
uresS OF black faille francaise, with trim
mihgS OF gold paSSementerie; vest of black
Illusion dotted with gold, Joined on TO a
zouave jacket with gold ornaments; orna-
ments, Opals.
Miss Jennie Hamill appeared in emerald
green SIX, draped in muslin de sole of
canary color in the front, with plaits of the
green SIX in the back. The costume was
dancing length and trimmed with canary
coiored ribbons on skirt and bodice with bows
on the shoulders. The new shade of pink
tan gloves were worn.
MRS. III. L.. Hall wore yellow and white
procade, combined with yellow-em broidered
Doltlng cloth, yellow Prince of Wales feather
ups ana yellow fan and slippers of the same
Miss Hall was in white silk covered with
White vvl null; a pale blue sash and gloves and
leatherS OF the same shade were worn.
alis. u; 10. Crocker, the ever popular and
charitable lady of Sacramento, was present
III magnificent robe of brocaded black and
copper ored Satin, dem-train, elaborately
trimmed with rich black passementerie,
that extended down the waist and skirt.
where pleated panels were placed on the
SIDES. The bodice was filed in with point
lace ana she wore scarf OF point lace
IN IN the front and then fell nearly to the
HoGr. Among her ornaments were star
aud crescent of diamonds.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gillig wore under a long
court train OF cream-tinted brocaded satin
cream SATIN pettlcoat. heavily embroidered
IN satln and velvet flowers, mixed with
BEADS and pearls, and finished at the base
WIN pieatlng and band of feather trim
ming. The lOw-neck bodice was finished
win leather trimming to match and the left
shoulder decked with feather tips. Among
ner Jewels were string of diamonds and a
necklace OF rubies and diamonds
Mrs. Wilson S. Bender of Nevada was at
tlred IN old-rose silk, combined with bro
caue bodice finished with De Medici col
lar, the square neck being trimmed with
TWISTS OF the Drocade; ornaments, diamonds.
Nj lSs Jessca Rhodes was in pink she'll
tinted crepe, with trimmings of fine Valen-
elennes lace, made dancing length; bodice
uecollete; ornaments. turQuOise
MISS Mary Crouch wore Il toilet of striped
yellow aud white silk. gracefully draped
with embroidered yellow boiling cloth: bod
ice decollete, with high puffed sleeves. otna-
mented with ribbons and bows; tan gloves
and slippers; hair dressed very high: dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Crouch in turquoise blue satin. with
deml-train, the skirt finished with two
khlie pIeatlngs OF blue satin and black net.
Diack net, embroidered with gold. was
draped over the front of the skirt and hung
full in the back, the sides being finished
with sprays OF dark leaves and gold grasses
t6e goid embroidered net was laid in
pteats, endlng n points on the waist; Slip
pers and gloves of black undressed kid; or
naments, diamonds and turquoise
MISS Emma Swan was in coru-colored
surah, cut dancing length, with trimmings
OF whlte lace, pearl ornaments and corn
Miss G. Bowen of Lockport. n. Y. was
attired In magnificent cream surah. with
nne gauZe overoress, cut V-shaped front
ana back, made dancing length; ornaments.
and sapphires.
Miss Millie Kearney of this city wore a
tollet nI PINK rurah, cut dancing length,
with N-shaped bodice filled in with tnlIe
and finished with feather trimmings: hair a
la Gree; ornaments, ostrich plumes and
diamonds.
Miss Blanche Hellman of Omaha looked
lovely in an elegant light blue satin-prIncess
en- train, the fronts of the skirt being of
hight blue brocaded velvet; long suede
gloves, together with an elegant ostrich
plnmed fan, completed the costume; coiff
ure la Psy che; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs Senator F. 9. de Long appeared in
an exquisite lavender satin, trimmed with
jet ana lace, N-shaped front and back, dem-
tram; an elegant ostrich fan accompanied
the costume; ornaments, diamonds, among
Which was an exquisite diamond necklace.
Miss Z. Nj. Shaw of Alameda was arrayed
in cream India silk, trimmed with rich
lace and oStrich-feather tips: ornaments,
diamonds.
Miss johnson, daughter of Mrs. G. E.
Johnson, wore beautiful dress of lemon
coiored silk, dancing length, covered with
de sole OF the same shade. low
neck and short sleeves; bodice trimmed with
ostrich feathers.
Miss Lewis of San Francisco was ragol in
white brocaded satin, la Marguerite;
1eml-traln; her fan, which was one of the
features of her costume. was an
elegant Partisan affair, composed of long
ostrich feathers, with sticks of tortoise.
shell and a small gold watch on the outer
stick; coiffure arranged low in the NECK:
ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Florence p. Rogers wore a light
blue nuns yelling with cream silk trim
mlngs, cut dancing length; suede gloves: or
DamentS, pearls.
Miss Carrie Garrison of San Francisco
wore green velvet with rose pink silk trim
mings, made dancing length, V-shaped front
and BACK. Long suede gloves and n white
ostrich feather fan completed the toilet.
Miss Cora Caduc wore a Persian costume
OF pink pean de sole, gold and cream passe-
with trimmings of French TIPS,
Mrs. j. w. Ragsdale was attired in black
velvet, with lilac trimmings. Her costume.
" which was decOllete, was one of the most
elegant on the floor; long suede gloves; or
diamonds.
Mrs. M. Il. Higgins. a beautiful blonde.
The wife OF the Private Secretary to the
silk, dem-train, elegantly
hand -embroidered; the bodice, which was
likewise. embroidered, was cut V shape in
front, with Medici collar Of brown velvet;
elbow sleeves, long suede gloves and an
elegant ostrich-plumed fan completed the
costume; coffure la Gree, with elegant
diamond alsrettes; ornaments, diamonds
Miss G. Nj. Shaw of Alameda wore beau
tiful costume of cream India silk, with lace
and feather trimmings; ornaments, dia-
monds.
Mrs. F. S. Nichols. one of the leading
society bellies Of st. Paul, Mimi, looked
beautiful in an elegant costume of black
velvet, demi-train. The front of the skirt
was composed of elegant trimmings of
orange MORE, the side panels being OF jet.
The bodice was decolIete, with high puff
shoulders of black velvet. Her costume was
by an elegant black ostrich fan
and long suede gloves Ornaments, diamonds
and pearls.
Mrs. A. G. Booth of San Francisco was at
tired in cream satin dress demi- train. One
side of the skirt was handsomely ornament