The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03

trimmed with black feather-tips aud ]eI @ nne
carried a black feather fan aud wore iealher-upS
In the cOlffure. - ,o,
Mrs Henry L. Dodge wore magnificent tohet
OF yellow. brown bTOcade Ell train, high meek " IN
elbow sleeves and beautifully finished VITA Ita
ian point lace. Around the neck she wore q :
band of velvet studded with Jewels pompoh
was IN tie c0iffuTe aud she carried leather Tau
Mrs. Captain j. e. CouyieTs dress was u
black SATIN. trimmed with White applique lacei
against which a pink cofsage bouquet seeilieu
like touch OF nature, and the toilet was com, @
pleted by pink gloves extending nearly tne
length of The rOiI8ded arms
Mrs. r. ID. Laidaw in white bengaline en- tram,
the bodice made roiind at the neck with hgh
putfs al the shoulders and finished with White
mOusslne de sole. with drapery at the Dase oi
the skirt IN festO0ns, white pompon IN lhe hat, H.
Miss Mary Alien was becomingly attied III
White ludla silk, most unique in It's trimming VI ;,
wreath from the shoulder across the Dust at auu
below the waist of blush roses-and maldenDair
fern. She carried fan OF ostrich plumes.
Mrs. Alexander Mclean of Oakland sbone re-
Spendent in tan silk elab0rately trimmed III
East Indian embroidery In willie, with point ahd
duchess lace, While diamond ornaments gilsteheo
al throat anu ears
Mrs. A, II. Hopkins was resplendent in black
lace, trimmed with flashing jet passementeIie
ana draperies OF thread lace. Through ihe Dlaek
lace sleeves the fair white arms showed rouhue"
curves of beauty.
Mrs. NJ. j. MaldheImer had a magnificent ro0e
OF black silk velvet, relieved by hel0trope salii
elaboraeY trimmed with Chantlliy lace, ahu
diamonds in prOlusIOn reflected The light III
thousand hues.
Miss EsIelle WaIdhr:mer wore Grecian cos
tune OF white, with robin S'esg blue satln nedFiy
tTlnned.w with gold embroidery. Her ian was VI
pale blue feathers and red rUses Dlamohu
Ornaments.
Mrs. Dir. Mclaughlin looked well in her beau
tiful costume of heliOtTOpe surab, whose SOIL
luster shoHe through clouds Of snowy lace. upon
her neck and arms diamonds shone III rare
beauty.
AIRS. Isaac Trumbo, In a chan ngeabie satin OF
blue and rose cOlOrs, elaborate with gold eni'
broidefy, aud made deml-length, the DOuico
l0w.neck, with muslin sleeves; ornaments ala-
monds.
Mrs. j. s. Speare Jr. wore a beautiful costume
OF canary cOlOred embroidered crepe, the
bodice made high neck and seeveessi tflnl-
mngs oil white feather, corsage bouquet oi whlte
roses.
Mrs. Colonel Mcdonald was radiant In black
faille Frapcaise, marquse lace. gold emDr0ldeIy
and diamond ornaments Miss Hllda McDOn-
aid, dress OF pink crepe and diamond ornaments.
Miss Grace LOring's dress was noticeable Iot
It's elegance, being a combination Of hehOtIope
br0cade and silk Ostrich tips OF the same
SHADE tluitered at her throat and IN her hair
Mrs. Colmesnil was dressed in deep mourning,
and her daughters, Miss Anna COlmes1lI ano
Miss Courtney Colmesuil, wore costumes oi
White crepe and carried lilac bouquets.
Mrs Henry Martin, a ruby-yelVet oodice ana
train made over a skirt OF embroidered crepe du
cline IN cOors, with lace trimmings al tue neck
aud sleeves; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Richard Chute, old rose satin elaborately
embroidered and trimmed with leweled pdSse-
menteie, The front OF The shirL covered WIKI
chenille fringe OF oriental cOlors.
Mrs. Walter S. Moore of Los Angeles was
alIired In an exquisite costume Of shrimp pink
suiah, elegantly trimmed with duchess lace, ana
carried Il bouquet OF while roses.
Mrs. A. j. Johnston OF Sacramento made
fine appearance enrobed IN pink crepe aud SIX,
over which hOated embroidered gauZr. she car
rled bouquet OF snow balls.
Mrs 5. f. Ohadbourne in Nile green brocaded
with rose buds. the bodice trimmed with PINK
moussne de sole. ornaMented Will pale blue
feathers, diamond jewels.
Mis-. de Long. III pink silk, combined with EN-
broldered mouSSelne dc sole; panel OF lace
adorned the skirt, aud the bodice was trimmed
with lace 10 correspond.
Mrs. A. 5. Hallidie wore superb robe oi trallz
ing black velvet, sparkling with jet Against
The dead black The diamond ornaments seemed
10 glow with new fires.
Miss kiuy Nolar's costume was strikingly
beautiful. being of pale blue surah, heavily
trimmed with gold embroidery She wore long,
tan color ed gloves:
Mis-. 5. MeBban's costume was black silk, with
draperles OF delicate black lace caught up IN
graceful folds, aud relieved by panel Of pearl
pasSementerie.
tired In heIiotrOpe satin. Win duchess lace about
the low-cut neck. She carried bouquet OF La
France roses.
Mrs. Walter s. Moore OF Los Angeles. in vel
low silk, draRed with embroidered mousseline de
sole OF lighter shadei corsage bouquet OF yel.
low flowers.
Miss Jessie Robson appeared in decollete dress
OF punk India silk, trimmed with clouds Of lace;
diamonds git.ered upon the snow-White neck
ana arms.
Mrs. Colonel W. r. Shafter of Angel Island
was cOstumed In gray Bengaline trimmed with
steel passamenleTie aud adorned with flashing g
diamonds.
Mrs DR.. Lawson in pink embroidered crepe,
made long, anu oTnapehted with ribbon bows.
She carried Dlaek fan, aud wore long black
Mrs. $. w. Backus presented fine appearab ce
In delicate pink gauze over silk and splendid
DIAMOND crescent gieamSd on the snowy neck.