The morning call., 1891-01-10

Mrs. Harry d. Gamble was In pale pink
sIik' made with dem-train. The bodice
was cut round; no sleeves; trimmings of
| pink fan.
toIiis M[s' Eugene Gregory wore demi-trained
ial,ie 1raucaise, pointed front and back
anu cut V-shape, trimmed with creme en-
d U,oldefea boiling cloth; ornaments, dia-
Mrs. Mrs. T. B. Hall, in pearl white faille
,nancaise. court train toilet. The waist
Was cut round in the neck and had no
sleeves, with feather tips on the shoulders
.ninlllihss OF point lace, white fan and dia-
Miss Matte johnson, gaslight green
ntueielne silk, of medium length, with
i Uo.iilcl-Ieather trimming on the long dra-
pe.les: The sleeveless bodice was trimmed
~ and diStch. s She wore creme-colored gloves
Mrs; .. B. Willis was in toilet of pink
ni,'i anu "hlte silk combined with clangeable
pun VeiVet; elbow sleeves and Medici col
iaI ,nnlshed the waist.
,;Ti TMisS Georgie Porter was in heliotrope
| ollh, completely covered with boiling cloth,
embroidered in delicate colors and grace
Iuiiy draped; diamonds.
| ctnlSS nlSS Alice Lindley in striped crepe du
0nlne OF peculiar shade of heIiotrope made
;sh, Gfer slik OF darker color, the bodice fin
iSngd with De Medici collar.
Mrs. Henry Ogg wore a dress of black
OHah my lace, caught up with lunches of
v,loiets. ,,ts. with the same kind of flowers on
ths low neck; sleeveless bodice.
Mrs; j. y. Coleman appeared in gown
| u flch white silk trimmed with feather
pailds In the V-Shaped bodice and skirt
she carried white feather fan.
Mrs. Henry Heilbron was in yellow silk
| covered with gold embroidered black lace,
nlade tl short with high neck and short sleeves,
uIninmed with black velvet l0opings.
Miss Zoe johnson wore a pretty simple
toilet OF light blue nuns yelling, trimmed
| WIN loopingS of ribbons.
cSs MISS May Kaseburg, a pretty blonde of
| sacramento, wore demi-train Of pale blue
iallie lrancaise with a front of turquoise
piue and gold wrought on white silk illusion
beautifully draped. The bodice, which was
covered WIN the illusion, was pointed front
anu back and made without sleeves. The
uIaperles were caught up with blue and
| Whlte ostrich tips and the shoulders trimmed
10 correspond. She wore blue gloves and
| tan slippers.
MISS Fannie Kaseburg wore a white silk
| uem-traln covered with heavily embroidered
WVoltIhg cioth, the bodice made surplice and
| N-SIaped, with lllacs on the shoulders,
waist and skirt, lilac colorcd slippers and
| ian TO match.
MISS Mollie johnson, white surah silk
liade snort and entirely covered with illu-
| sion worked with chenille to represent
shOwdropS. The high-neck bodice was
SNAPPED with Illusion. Over the bodice were
pearl ornaments and she wore pearl jewels.
MISS Guth was in cream-colOred crepe
over whlte silk, made dancing length, and
Tue V-Sheped, sleeveless waist was finished
with high De Medici collar formed of
wnlte ostrich feathers, with the skirt
trimmed to match.
MISS Mamie Barrett, stylish brunette
wore noticeable costume of fiame-colored
China silk. made demi-length The bodice
was surDllce-hnished, with high collar of
goid and garnet gimp, and the long sleeves
were shirred to match the waist. Garnet
jewels were worn with this toilet.
MIS-. w: I. E. White wore black velvet
toilet made long and plain, with rich jewels
OF diamonds and emeralds.
Mrs. Auzerais wore a costume of Nile
green silk, made dancing length and en-
tirey covered with boiling cloth worked
with satin and chenille in stripes. The
bodice, OF surplIce style, was low neck and
sleeveless; ornaments, pearls.
MIS- b. U. Steinman. long court train of
gold brocaded silk, with the front draped
IN gold-colored Illusion, the waist finished
win high collar, edged with solid gold
beads. A diamond horseshoe adorned her
hair, and she carried fan TO match the
dress.
Mrs. Small, a heavy gros-gran silk, court
train, square neck, long sleeves. trimmed
with white ostrich feather bands and a high
collar to correspond.
Mts. Samuel Leakc, lavender silk, COW
cred and draped with white illusion, and
pointed BODICE trimmed to match.
T Miss Rosa York was in cream satin de
Lyons, completely covered with fancy
striped illusion of cream tints.
Mrs. Dr. Bruno, white grosgran toilet
la princesse, finished with embroidered
bolting-cloth edging. She carried white
feather fan and wore diamonds.
Miss Genevieve Greene in cream-cOlored
crepe, trimmed with embroidered botiug
cloth The dress was decorated with vio-
lets and she wore earl ornaments
Mrs. Eugene Crouch was in cream-coIored
covered Ia " ar1f, hnI
cloth. The toilet was ornamented with
white feather tips. A white ostrich-feather
fan and handsome diamonds were worn.
Miss Sophia Comstock, daughter OF the
Mayor OF Sacramento, was, cos'umed in
tea-rose pink silk, draped with boiling
cloth embroidered in forget-me-nots and
lilies of the valley. The bodice was high in
the neck and had long sleeves
Mrs. James Gilleran. black velvet prin-
cesse, with demi-train. The petticoat had n
front of white satin richly embroidered in
gold flowers; waist V-shaped and filed in
with black lace; long tan gloves, feather fan
and ostrich tips in the hair completed the
toilet.
Mrs. Dana Perkins, black silk dress COW
ered with black marquiSe lace made walk
lng length, with high neck and long sleeves.
The basque was trimmed with lace and Jet:
ornaments, diamonds and onyx.
Miss Ella Harvey Wore pale orange NOUS
selline de sole trimmed with black lace and
black velvet loopngs.
Mrs. w. Is. Brown was in a stylishly made
dress OF pale bln's-egg blue striped crepe.
She wore handsome diamonds.
Mrs. j. Beckman wore costume of pink
and silver brocade. trimmed with moussel-
line d sole, which was much admired.
Miss Wilson of Tehama wore white silk.
dancing length, covered with chenille dot
wrought Illusion, the bodice half low, with
elbow sleeves; pretty costume.
Mrs. Edmond E. Page appeared in q COM
a. gi md ola Ni,,1-
plush, made en- train and finished in white
lace and green feather-tips, that were on
the corsage and in the hair. She carried
fan of painted boiling cloth, and wore en-
eradS with pale coral.
Mrs. e. b. Carroll was in yellow more,
made up with muslin de sole and feather
trimming, which extended down the front
of the skirt and around the long court train
Mrs. L. z. Robb OF Glenwood appeared In
a long train dress of sage-green silk, covered
with black French thread lace, arranged
a la gree, with low neck and short sleeves,
trimmed high on the shoulders. She carried
black ostrich fan; wore long black gloves;
ornaments pearls and diamonds. Colonel
Robb, who accompanied his wife. was on
General Grants staff, with rank of Colonel
joining the General in 1861.
Mrs. A. l.. Green, a robe of white plush
ana pale yellow silk combined, trimmed
with cascades of duchesSe lace down the
waist and extending down the skirt to the
base, which was edged with Prince of Wales
feathers.
Mrs. f. Birdsell was costumed in heavy
white brocaded silk en- train, over which
was draaed gold embroidered mousseline de
sole, finished at the edge with gold scallops;
bodice low and sleeveless, with bigh puffs on
the shoulders. A diamond crescent adorned
the lair and marabout feather fan was
carried.
Miss Clark of L street and Miss L.. Car
roll both wore white nuns yelling combined
with white satin.
Mrs. l.. Tozer-Pale shrimp brocade made
dancing length and covered in front with A
white embroidered mousseline de sole flounce
oil an exquisite design, the sides being orna-
mented with pink feathers; over the neck
OF the bodice was lace trimming to corre-
spond with skirt drapery, arranged V shape
Ornaments pearls and diamonds
Miss Eva Beunett-In pale pink India