The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-27

Girls'' at the Worlds fair, and doubtless
there will be enough in Chicago then for a
reputation of their fairness to go forth.
Beauty is certainly of worth to any
country, and why should not attention be
called to it as well as to the other attributes
OF great nation?
THE HERALD's society editress created a
storm that Melbourne might be proud of
by publishing last Sunday the names of a
few of Salt Lakes prettiest girls. The Of
flee has been flooded with protests, com
plants and accusations, shortsightedness,
one sidedness. partiality-and all else that
Is terrible-not by any of the ladies who
happened to be omitted, of course, but by
their admirers and friends. The trouble
arose from the omission to state last Sun
day that the article was only the first in
stallment of series. We did not dream
that 1t would be taken as complete. Here
is installment Number of this interesting
topic.
Miss Greenman, daughter of our commits
sioner, stands high up in the list of Salt
Lakes charming girls She has not only a
pretty, but what is better, a bright and
winning face.
Miss Nellie GroesbecI, captain of the fe-
maze guards, is young Juno whose ad
mirefs are not at all like angels visits.
peach; she Is very young, but very prom
Using.
Miss May Taylor is one of the handsom-
est blondes She lives in Ward Fourteen
Mrs. Will ClaWson, wife of the artist,
now in Paris with her husband, and Mrs.
Sci Clawson, her sister-in-law, are two
Salt Lake girls who did not cease to be
bell es when their wedding bells rang
One Of the most admired women in Salt
I1l- &c Gre
atty that seems ideal. Tall and dignifed,
but with graciousness of manner, she i'm
presses every one with her strength of
character, as well as her beauty of person.
Mrs. Daggett is an accomplished woman,
| with the highest literary tastes. and is a
fne musician, but to see her at the lake is
to see her in new phase, for she is an ex-
pert swimmer, and in red bathing suit,
with her dark hair and eyes, is altogether
charming.
Mrs. Daggett has two lovely nieces, Miss
Lillian and Miss Mary Woodward They
seem more like southern girls in their deli
cate beauty and gentle manners. They
are alike in complexion, inclining to the
blonde type and both have remarkably soft
| fair skins. Miss Mary has a distinctive
style in dress, and wears with great becom-
ingness quaint and odd costumes.
Miss Katherine Lawrence is considered
|
She has the large dark eyes of a Spanish
beauty with the rich blue-black hair one
reads of in novels, but so rarely sees, and q
brilliant complexion. Miss Lawrence is
never seen to better advantage than on
| horseback, for she is graceful and fear
less horsewoman.
! OF the piquante, dashing style of beauty
Miss Mamie Marshall is charming exam.
pie. She is an Andalusian beauty, that is
| oh hos do IL hoi,, ith
the tiny feet of those celebrated women
Miss Marshall sings with great expression,
entertains delightfully."-, and is one of the
most popular girls in society.
In the Walker families there are two
brides very different, but unusually beauti
full, each in her way. Mrs. Rob Walker, a
brunette with an expressive, vivacious
countenance, the loveliest eyes Imaginable
with long lashes, and a general air OF
brightness and winsomeness about her.
Mrs. Fred Walker, blonde Of the most
perfect variety, so perfect, indeed, tina,
she seems like rare piece of marble.
Salt Lake has many young girls that are
still school girls who bear promise of out
vieing their elder sisters when they come
into the field. One of these sweet
younger girls is Miss Ella Thomas.
Though hardly yet out Of her childhood
years she has the self possession and
charm of woman, her hair that rare shade
of golden brown which, contrasted with
ivory white skin and soft brown eyes make
! her indeed beauty.
Miss Tessie Alff, with the coloring of a
Titan beauty, Miss Luacine Hoge, blonde,
with rosy cheeks and large blue eyes; Miss
Mary Burke, charming girl, that is des-
tined to develop into a strikingly handsome
woman, and Miss Ora Hardness, whose
sweet, chlldllke face SO many admire. form
a bouquet of buds that make one fear for
the peace Of mind of the young collegians
OF the older set Miss Nellie and Meta
Thompson are noted for their beauty.
Miss Nellie has a Madonna face, with
haunting eyes of clear dark blue, yelled
with black lashes, perfect features and
hands. she IS tine housekeeper, which
by the way, most Salt Lake girls are.
Miss Meta resembles her sister. bu. is
more petite and plump
Mrs. Boggs, married belle, is a lady OF
striking presence and beauty, reminding
one of the celebrated singer, Madame
Parepa Rosa.
Another superb beauty is Mrs. Mortz
whose dark almond shaped eyes and cream
colored complexion, luxuriant hair and fine
figure, make her very noticeable. She
dresses quietly, but in exquisite taste.
/ A woman, brilliant intellectually, and &C
complished socially, is Mrs. Salisbury. Sht
was a celebrated belle before her marriage
and is considered by connoisseurs as al
exceptionally handsome woman. Ii
evening dress, with her magnetic dari
eyes and statuesque features, she is tn,
admiration of all who behold her.
Miss Emma Mccormick, a fair com
/, plexloned brunette, is one of our lovelies
girls. An amiable disposition, great socia
taste and q cultivated mind, make her
social leader.
A new conner that adds her attractions t
our bevy of beauties is Miss Austin. Sh
| lnalzc Lilo O Syreat nun with hon, orar,oalia