The morning call., 1891-11-13
of black lace, the bodice ornamented with

of black lace, the bodice ornamented with
violets.
Mrs W. a. Wilson wore gold-dotted tulle
over white brocade, with white Prince of
Wales feathers on the bodice, and carried a
white feather fan.
toilet of rainbow silk combined with dotted
tulle, plating of the tulle being on the
SIDE OF the skirt, and the bodice trimmed to
match.
Mrs. g. T. Warrington, In black embrOi-
dered lace over crushed straw berry silk.
she wore cruShed-strawberry roses and car
ried black feather fan.
MISS Boyd, in striped mousSeline de sole
over blue silk, the bodice half low in the neck,
with half sleeves, and trimmed with NOUS
sellne de sole. A necklace OF pearls was the
only ornament.
Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott wore an imported
robe OF black silk covered with black lace,
embroidered in bright colOrs; rich diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Charles Holbrook wore a long train
robe OF steel-gray satin, with trimmings of
steel passementere, and a gray feather fan.
Mrs John f. Merrill wore a toilet of sill
Ver-Dlue brocade. with trimmings of gold
passementerie.
Mrs. Nordwell wore an entire toilet Of
gray silk
Miss Van Schuyver, in white dotted mus
I'm over white silk. She carried bouquet
oil white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. w. p. Morgan, a toilet of flowered
SIX ioniard. trimmed with brick-red satin
ana white lace She wore an evening bon
net and was one Of the onlookers.
Miss Eugene Bloch wore black crepe
with quantity of jet trimmings.
Miss Valence Bloch wore a pink crepe
dress, the bodice decollete and trimmed with
red lace.
Miss Julenne Bloch, in striped crepe
with garniture of jet.
Mrs. Lieutenant A. c. Blunt was in pale
lilac, combined with embroidered tulle; !;
handsome jewel ornaments.
Mrs. A. /. SPOTS was in an imported
toilet of white crepe cloth, embroidered in
gold and green.
Mrs. Charles Keeney wore white alba
tros cloth. with trimmings of garnet velvet.
Miss Annette l.. West, in blue ottoman
SIX and satin Of the same shade, with gold
trimmings.
Mrs. 7. z. Brakeman was in sky-blue
satin. trimmed with a quantity of white
lace.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brazell. in cream white silk,
trimmed with white Oriental lace and cor
sage bouquet of pink carnations.
Miss Ethel Smith wore pink mousseline de
sole over pink silk and carried a pink fan.
MISS Louisa West was in primrose green
combined with embroidered crepe. She
wore pale green gl1ves to match.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins wore q bodice and
train of brown velvet, with petticoat front
of gold embroidered tuIle. She carried a
white lace fan embroidered in gold.
Miss Nellie Hillyer wore a low-necked,
short-sleeved toilet Of crimson-dotted lace
Mrs. Colonel j. d. Fry wore rich cos
tune OF black lace aud jet, with elegant dia-
mOndS.
Miss Minnie Houghton wore toilet of
pink crepe over white.
Miss Upson OF Sacramento was in flower
colored m0usseliue de sole, trimmed with
pink ribbons.
Miss HofhyooIy ,roro 1oro,5o. .,,I,. i'll
IAN ana trimmings OF the same shade.
Miss Adelaide Upson was in a costume of
white embroidered crepe, a bouquet OF
white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. WiDsOr l.. Brown was in complete
toilet of pink.
Miss Maude knowlton wore black crepe,
with gold trimmings and a side panel on the
skirt Of gold network, the bodice finished
with rutfieS of pink and black mousseline
de sole.
Mrs. John H. Wise wore pink brocaded
satin, the base OF the skirt in front trimmed
with point lace in fvstoon style. White lace
was on the bodice and sleeves.
Mrs. Judge Oliver j. Evans wore bodice
and train OF black velvet, the train lined
Will pink silk, with a skirt of pale pink
covered with network of jet-embroidered
tulle She carried pink feather fan.
MISS Helen Walker wore blue-dotted lace
gracefully trimmed with blue ribbons.
Mrs. l.. 5. B. Sawyer wore skirt COM
posed OF white Spanish lace and bodice of
yellow brocaded satin, with white lace
sleeves, and trimmed with yellow ribbons I;
bouquet OF roses and yellow feather fan.
Mrs. j. 5. Cone, black silk and chantilly
lace with an evening bonnet.
MISS Cone In pale pink embroidered NOUS
seine de sole over pink silk, the bodice
made sleeveless and trimmed with gold lace
and pink satin ribbons.
Mrs W. IL. Crocker was in white satin
embroidered with gold, made en- train, with
trimmings of lavender