The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-14
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
The Second CotiliiOn at st.
Marks Hall.
Three Weddings, One Held in Napoleon, Ohio
One In Logan and the Other to Take
Place To-day at Home.

The second dance of the season given by
that most popular club known as the
''CottilIon' in st. Marks hall was COM
plete success. The attendance was large,
and the pretty women and handsome men
! had right royalty good time. The pro-
gramme was well arranged, and the sup
per- furnished by the ladies of st. Paul's
Guild, was daintily prepared repast, and
excellently served by four of the Knuts-
ford's best walters.
The club endeavors to lay aside form
alities and enjoy the evening in most de-
lightfuily informal way. The officers
of the club are, Mr.. w. ]. Lawrence, pres
ident; Mr.. Harry Shearman, treasurer;
Mr.. d. l.. Gregg, secretary; and it consists
OF about fifty members.
The following ladies were present: Miss
Blanche Kimball. exquisitely dressed in
black lace over black satin; bodice trimmed
IN lewelled passementerie, clover leaf de-
sign, and dainty ecru ruffles of chiffon
about neck and sleeves.
Miss Dolly Walker wore a most beauti-
ful Grecian costume of ciel blue crepe,
round neck, without sleeves, and close
cllnglng draperies which emphasized her
graceful form.
Mrs. George Downey was, as is always
her custom, most appropriately and charm
lngly gowned, wearing a princess dress of
gulmpes OF white crepe de chene.
Miss Grace Wallace was very pretty in
an ashes Of roses silk, walking length,
festoon drapery caught with black velvet
RIBBON bows, and waist trimming in con-
formlty. OF the entire costume it might
be said that the style was perfect aud the
com blnatlon most effective.
Miss Emily Katz, delicate pink silk I'M
dersklrt and embroidered chiffon overdress,
n 4 n ~ h
bons.
Miss Bishop, sea foam green princess
dress of crepe, real lace at neck and sleeves,
surplus front and demi train.
Miss Lawrence was stately in most
elegant black lace gown en- train, with
trimmings of gold galloon and jet sequins.
Corsage, bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Miss Fairy Morlan looked very dainty
and sweetly in q black dotted net MORE
ribbons. Pink roses for corsage bouquet.
Miss Nellie Walker, sheer silk organdie,
with blue polka dots, very prettily made
with perpendicular ruff1ss, full sleeves and
Medici collar.
Miss Hall, black lace dress cut de collette
with pink ribbon decoration, was very
much admired.
Miss Mccormick was charming in an
elegant dress of peach blow satin combined
with delicate green brocade and decorated
with green ostrich tips. The most beauti-
full combination suit worn.
Miss Edith Shearman wore q stylish
dress of black satin, lace and chiffon, with
exquisite flowers.
Miss Sawyer, black and old rose figured
China silk, old rose chiffon lingerie.
Miss Margaret Zane looked most queenly
In heleitrope dress handsomely made
with velvet and steel buckles en- train, low
neck and pulled sleeves.
Miss Lucille Gilmer, canary crepe de
chene, walking length, most stylish and
attractive.
Mrs. Fred Walker wore blue silk null,
the festooning of which was well adapted
to her peculiar style OF beauty, which
stamped her as one of the prettiest ladies
present.
Mrs. Joseph Game, flame colored silk,
black embroidered chiffon decorations.
carrying black feather fan.
Mrs. d. G. Dunbar was magniicently
attired in full evening dress of striped
lavender gauze, moss fringe.
Miss Grace Young, rose colored foulard
silk strewD with forget-me-nots, corsage of
exquisite roses.
Mrs MARYLAND, walking suit of slbatross,
white crepe front aud steel passementerie
hat TO match.
Miss Ruth Stevenson, scarlet China
crepe, black lace ruf1es, black undressed
kid gloves and slippers
MRS. Dr. hen1all, OF Fort Douglas, wore
visiting dress of brown figured crepe de
chene very stylishly made.
Miss Noble, walking dress of dark red
broadcloth coat, Jet ornaments and tan
skirt.
Miss Alton Young, in lavendar gauze
and satin mervellieux, draperies held in
place by violets, was very captivating.
Mrs, DR.. Smith and Mrs. Julia Kimball.
chaperones.
The gentlemen were: Lieutenant Brown,
Lieutenant Sorley, Messrs. w. j. De
Breuht, Fred Walker, Robert Glendinning,
VIII Ford, Sawyer, Shearman, Smith,
Lawrence. Walter Pavey. Jones, Downey,
Mark Gregg, Harry Carr, Kenneth Kerr,
Dounellan. Elmer Ellsworth, MARYLAND.
DR.. Witcher, Joseph Peery, Charles Game,
Grant Hampton, Professor Howard.