San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-05
Mss WINNIE MneAu. Ms. Is.s, Clayton.

Mss WINNIE haeAu. Ms lSAAL CLAYTON.
der, uplifted gaze one often sees in a
child, but seldom in a woman over 20.
Her lips are the full. soft, red ones, and
her hair, which is luXuriant in guam
tity, is fine as silk and sunny amber in
hue. She is fond of wearing it in a
simple braided coil about her head and
brushed back loosely from her face,
with a few soft curls that will stray
downward, falling over her forehead.
At a fancy dress ball given lately she
wore the costume of modern Greek
girl, which revealed, in all their perfec-
ton, the beauty of her neck and arms
her dainty feet in their gold slippers
the delicate ankles and round, beauti-
full limbs, under the full Oriental
trousers of white gauze.
Mrs. John Spencer, who is known
among her many relatives as "Clynte,'
is half-sister of Mrs. Clayton. She is
practical, independent body, and has,
perhaps. more of the disposition of her
father than any other of his daughters.
She is very fair, with her hair
of a bright, lustrous yellow. AL
ways well gowned, she has great
ingenuity in the getting together of
costumes. Mrs. Spencer is the mother
of three children. and though living in
a country where help is an almost i'm
possible thing, she keeps up a handsome
establishment. receives perhaps more
callers than any other woman in the
city, and goes to everything of interest
within the circle of her own set.
Mrs. Albert Young, another Of the
presidents daughters, is charming
woman of perhaps thirty years of age.
She has already settled into the COM
Portable plumpness of the matron, hut
1t is becoming to her. II suits her to
have double chin, dimpled hands and
generous waist. II suits her dark
fringed, violet eyes that the cheeks be-
low them should be pink and we'll
rounded.
Mrs. Spencer Clawson, still another
of the daughters, has face of classic
perfection. and is one of the most
charming women in the city. She is
bright and animated, possessing in a
marked degree that ease of manner and
facility for quick. bright repartee
which is family characteristic. She
if fond of life and company, but is with
it all a devoted wife and mother.
Hyrum Clawson's family is also widely
noted for it's pretty girls. The Youngs
and ClawSOns have been closely asSo-
ciated together in Mormonism, and
have married and intermarried much
together. They are noticeably of the
same type of appearance, characters
tics and manner.
Miss Winnie Clawson is perhaps as
handsome as any of the twenty or thir-
tv Miss Clawsons who have reigned as
bellies at various times since the settle
ment of Utah. She is above medium
height, with face which resembles
Mrs. Langtry's in contour, but which
has much more animation about it than
that of the Jersey Lily could ever
boast. Her complexion is pure white,
and her glossy brown hair falls in soft
curls about her neck and forehead. She
is an ambitious girl, much interested
in books and study.
Miss Lulu Clawson is a tall, slender
girl. with beautiful face and figure,
and a sweet. UNMARRIED charm of man.
ner. She has all the Hght-hearted
vivacity of girlhood, tempered with a
delicate reserve which makes her at
once piquant and dignified.
Miss Winnie KimbaN is perhaps the
handSOmest of all Salt Lakes beautiful
girls. Hers is the face and figure an
artist would measure and dwell upon,
finding it without flaw. She is blonde
and above the usual height. Still quite
young, her beauty is the kind which