The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-18
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The hop held at the Cullen last night
under the patronage of the Mystic Shriners,
was brilliant affair. The supper
served at about IL o'clock was most
tempting repast. The brigade band was
present and dlscoursed sweet music until
a very late hour.
The banquets and sociables are held after
each business meeting, usually every few
months.
The names of the mobiles present are
given below. and the costumes worn by the
| ladies:
G. +. MARYLAND and wife. F. NJ. Bishop
and wife, A. NJ. Grant and wife. s. b
Westertield and wife, E. r. Clute and
wife, S. Mcdowell and wife, S. C.. Ewing
and wife, DR.. A. G. Ewing and wife,
William Roberts and wife, j. j. Lyon and
wife, DIR. Burdick and wife, w. A. Stan
ton and wife, George Rice and wife, FIR
Groshell and wife, G. S. Clark and wife,
u. Keith and wife. Henry Newell and wife,
j. ID. Sergram and wife, A. w. Barra-
clough ana wife, DR.. w. Phelan and wife,
9. ii. Whitney and wife, E. o. George and
wife, Henry Bews and wife, Daniel Dunno
and wife, w. K. Mesick and wife, John
Hell and wife, j. G. Harvey and wife, j. j..
Greenewald, A. Thompson, G. Doloerg, A.
Levitt, Il. &. Hoffman, Frank Holland,
Charles Van Dyke, Joe Levitt, Edward
Byrne, julius Gauer, Oscar Groshell, A.
a. Rice, William Turton.
Mrs Clute-Heliotrope silk and ieweled
pasamenterie.
Mrs. A. G. Ewing-Black mousselaine
de sole, yellow flowers toque to match.
! Mrs. Alex Burdick-Black velvet, taste
fully combined with white wool.
Miss Thompson-Black silk and velvet.
| Miss Belle Henderson-Pale pink India
silk en- train, prettily trimmed in escurial
! lace.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures green cloth
walking suit.
Mrs. Rice-Black silk and lace
Mrs. Roberts-Black faille
| Mrs. Markham-Black fish net, with pet
ticost of pale blue silk profuseIy trimmed
IN ribbons of same shade
MISS BoWman-Black silk, RIFLES of
| WHITE Chiffon at neck and sleeves.
! Mrs. GroshelI-Green cloth costume
| Mrs. Grant-Handsome dress of black
silk, lace and jetted bands.
Mrs. Stanton-Blach lace
Mrs. Lyon-Blgck net.
Miss Murphy-Black net.
Miss Bertha BishOp--Nuns' yelling with
gold braid
Mrs. Beers-Black Henrietta and velvet
| corsage, bouquet of red peoples.
| Mrs. Newell-Black silk
Miss Strickley-Gray cloth inquired in
black.
WHO'S Gay lOIu-bIdCk SILK trimmed IN l6J
nail beads.
Miss Strickley-ln gray silk.
Mrs. Phelan-Red silk and black over
dress.
Mrs. Turton-Green and maroon-striped
cloth.
Miss Musette Young Pale lavender al
batros.
Mrs. George-Black silk and jet
Mrs. Heil-Light green striped wool {;
corsage of red gerauiums.
Mrs. Mesick-Black silk and lace: cor
sage of white chrysanthemums.
Mrs Dunne-Brown silk
QMiss Dunne-Iridescent blue silk.
Mrs. McDowall-Black lace and dia-
monds.
Mrs. Sam Ewing-Black silk trimmed in
ruffies of lace
Mrs. Ingram-In stylish gown of silk
Miss Nellie Strickley-Blacl1 silk
Mrs. J. G. Harvey-Flowered silk, demi
train.
Mrs. Bishop-Black silk skirt, olive
green velvet bodice.
Mrs. Stricklev-Black silk, diamonds
Miss Keith-Fawn-colored dress, trimmed
in chenille
Miss Harvey-Black silk.
Matte Mack was a pretty child in red
skirt shoes and fez, with white blouse anG
zouave jacket, wearing shrine jewels
Mrs. Withey-In black lace and silk,
round neck, strikingly pretty dress.