The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-09
SOUTHERN SOCIETY
A Splendid Reception Given at Mrs.
Trents

The preparations made for the reception
OF the Southern club at the magnificent
home OF Mrs. L. {. Trent, were on very
extensive scale. The floral decorations
were both tasteful ana elaborate, consist
ing OF chrysanthemums, carnations and
smllax, with many rare exotics grouped
ana placed in every available nook and cor
ner OF the lovely reception rooms. The
red shades OF the electric lights lent most
beautiful glow TO the rooms, which en-
HANGED the loneliness of the scene and left
in the minds of the fair PARTICIPANTS
nothing to be desired.
Music was rendered by Olsen's orches-
IRA throughout the evening in q very &C.
ceptaole manner. About 10 O'clock by a
most unique Augment the bow window
IN the south drawing room was made at.
tracuVe by the presence of two dsrkies
rendering duets, giving in their most an.
proved style familiar southern airs, which
went home TO the hearts of all present and
carried Them back 10 the land OF Dixie.
The old plantation melodies were divlnelv
sung in the dialect that none but a darkey
can acquire. This pleasant surprise was
only one OF the many delightful features OF
| the evening.
Supper was served in the dining room the
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vlands, cheerful conversation and music of
/ high order, together with the superior
attalnments OF the hostess characterized
the reception as being most delightfully."-
planned and admirably executed
Ihere were present fully one hundred
guests, and the unanimous opinion of all
was that more enjoyable entertain.
ment had never been given.
! Mrs. Trent received her guests in the
/ JdDaQeEB DpriDr atLira1 in
gown OF white India crepe court train dec
/ olete, pear trimmings, with green suede
slippers and gloves to match.
Miss Trent-In dainty old rose Japanese
SILK with velvet trimmings was, as usual,
captivating.
Miss McLeod-A lovely debuante, in q
Grecian costume, with pearl ornaments.
Mrs. he.logg-Sitver striped eauze.
square neck, and gold shoes
Mrs. Snell-Iasty gown of lavender
crepe, SILK pasanenterie, chiffon rufiles,
gloves ana shoes in harmony, diamonds.
Miss Lillian Ryland, Of Missouri-Ele.
CANT dress OF black silk, velvet bodice, dot
ted net guimpe.
Mrs. Simeon Trent-A most beautiful
dress, mode crepe, embroidered chiffon,
decorations, magnificent diamonds.
Mrs. Dyer-Cream brogdcloth. embroid.
cred IN gold braid In Greek designs.
Mrs. MESA most becoming evening
dress OF pale blue brocaded SILK en- train.
Mrs. Walden was rauIantly beautiful In
BLACK lace win pansy decorations.
Miss Earls-Elack dotted net.
Miss Benson-Biack silk, let passe.
menterie en- train.
Mrs. II. {. WallGce-Black lace dress
corsage of Marshal Neil roses.
Mrs. Uttur-Black silk walking dress.
Mrs. Earls-Black nrocaded silk
Mrs. GIenn-3lGck silk pink chi fTOn
| Mrs. Hail-Whlte China SILK Ell train.
I with re&l lace.
/ Mrs. Ainsley-A n,auve silk trimmed in
steel
Mira. Withey-A handsome costume of
black la Z, silver salIoon.
| Mrs. Hyde Black lace, point lace rufies
at neck ano sleeve.
! Mrs. Ewing Foulard silk in heliotrope.
Miss Snyuer-O!d rose street suit
Mrs. Bo~er-ln mahogany surah with
pipin.s oil blue.
Mrs. Freeman-BIack faille and red chif-
fon.
Mrs. Judd-Block silk and lace ecru
jaDet.
Mrs. Weatherby--Grays silk, haad-painted
| wild rose border.
Miss Coons-Becomi1g gown red crepe
de chene.
Mrs. Colton-Black silk en- train, cameo
ornaments.
Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. silk with chit
fon sleeves aud guiape; very artistic COM
olnatior.
Miss Blackwood-lnp pale pink crepe with
corsage OF cream roses.
Mrs. Appiegate-black satin with iette6
/ bands ana Medici collar
Mrs Newman-8iaca lace.
Mrs. Canneld-Pretty corduroy costume
trimmed in black ostrich feathers.
The gentlemen present were: Elk Gov
ernor West, LieuJenants Hackney
Tnurston ana Vance, Judge Judd, w. G.
Hall, w. G. Van Horn, j. a Williams, S
II. Lewis, Frank Peyten, +. H. Dyer. j
Is. Walden, DR.. Fields, MIR Gunter, Drs
sower, Worthington, Niles, Daily, w. f,
Cation, DR.. Utter, Messrs. Earl, Glenn
Garfield, DIR. Griswcld, Mr.. Roger, MIR
Dupee and Mr.. Petors
Miss Snyder favored the guests Will
Coming Jhro' the Rye" and Music O
the Alps" acGulttiug herself with distinc
ton in parlyr recitation.