The morning call., 1891-01-10

Miss Mary Ellen Perry was in white moire.
| over which was draped boiling CLOTH EN-
Droidered in blue of different shades; she
carried blue feather fan and wore blue
| shippers and gloves.
MISS Sophie Towne also wore white moire
with drapings of embroidered bolting-cloth:
ornaments, pearls.
MIS-. a; T. Tho mson, in dark blue velvet,
comolned with light-blue silk and finished
with quantity of duchesse and point lace.
ornaments, turquoise and pearls.
| MISS Louise Hall was in black lace, draped
oyer light-blue silk and caught up with pale
olue ostrlen ups feathers were ON the
=, Miss May Belle Harrison and Miss Belle
| wilson wore dresses alike, made of pale
| yellow silk draped with mousseline de Sole,
| and draped with bunches of yellow flowers.
gold ornaments and pale yellow gloves vera
| worn.
Miss Lizzie B. Hatch wore white muslin
covered with bOlting-cloth, and draped up
| with scarlet flowers. She carried a scarlet
| feather fan and wore red feathers in t6e
| hair.
Miss Carrie Smith wore a dress of white
SILK, draped with white embroidered ilIu-
sion, made dancing length; the bodice was
trimmed with pearl passementerie; pearl
| ornaments completed the toilet.
Mrs. a. l.. Smith was dressed in black
velvet and lace, with yellow feather tips in
the hair
Mrs. J. E. Terry wore white silk toilet,
en- train, trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. A. Friedlander was attired in a
light green dress, trimmed with light gray
aStrachan; bodice decOllete, fastened at the
neck with diamond cluster; ornaments. dIa-
mOnds.
Mrs. Lette Blank, pink dress. cut decoI-
lete, trimmed with white silk; ornaments.
| pearls. -
Mrs S. Fl. Seymour, costume of Nile
green peau de soie Gree corsage. draped
with crepe de chine; on the left side large
panel of velvet vert pomme, and two other
panels at back of same.
Mrs. Isaac Irumbo wore a toilet of pale
blue crepe de chine, with dem- train and
heart-shaped bodice with short sleeves, blue
feather fan, black gloves and necklace of
diamonds.
Miss Maude Badlam was in cream-colored
India silk, la Gree, trimmed with gold
pasSementerles; tan gloves and white feath-
er fan.
Mrs. John S. Young wore a bodice and
iraIh OIL olack velvet with black silk skirt
laid IN pleats. V-shaped neck, elbow sleeves,
Dlack gloves, diamonds and silver necklace,
MIS- 1. III: Barnard, black net en-
DTOidered IN gold, over petticoat of black
SIX, drml-traln, flushed with white lace at
the neck.
Mrs. James Gilleran, wife of the Superin-
tendent of Streets, wore an elegant bro
caded cream satin costume of Louis XVI
style, princess, en- train, with jeweled front
OF seed pearls and gold embroidery, the
side and back panels being of pale she'll
pink silk; bodice decollete; short puff
sleeves, caught up at the shoulders with
clasps OF diamonds. A magnificent diamond
necklace and ear jewels completed the cos
tune.
Miss Helen Thompson was attired in
sheil-plnk surah, trimmed elabOrately with
pink embroidered bolting-clOIh and pink
and white feathers; pink fan and black
gloves.
Mrs. e. B. Shelly wore a plain black vel
vet toilet, with handsome emerald orna-
ments.
Mrs. F. S. Chadbourne wore one. of the
most elegant toilets of the evening II was
of heliotroDe shades, the high neck bodice
and long court train were Of light heliotrupe;
bodice and sleeves we're draped with rich
point lace and finished with a Catherine de
Medlci collar; the front was of cream bro
caded satin elaborately embroidered in
jewels and Prince of Wales feather tips
Mrs. W. B. Bancroft Wore handsome
costume of cream white faiile franchise, full
court train, with trimmings OF ostrich feah-
ersi bodice trimmed with white mousseline
de sole, ornamented with Prince of Wales
feather tips, high puffed sleeves.
Mrs. w. &. Dargie, lovely brunette wore
toilet OF orange crepe, heavily embroidered;
court train Of brocaded satin; corsage of
gold and coral beads.
Mrs. Fl. G. Otis was attired in a black
satin costume, trimmed with black lace and
feathers; ornaments, red and white
camellias.
Mto' W. n d. mart wore Dlack SIX
toilet, with light draperies in front and
pleats laid In back; high necked, long=-
sleeved waist, trimmed with gold, pearl and
hair.
Mrs. J. E. Fielding of Nevada CITY wore
canary -colored lace costume embroidered
In gold thread; ornaments, pearls.
Mrs. +. &. Teed of Los Angeles was
atnred IN white satin broeade. maze en-
train and handsomely trimmed with point
lace. She carried black ostrich fan and
wore diamond ornaments.
~ Mrs George NJ. Reed of Los Angeles
wore a princess toilet of NiIe-green silk
with front trimmed in gold passemeuterie:
bodice decolete; gold bead ornaments
Mrs. DR.. Thomas Flint appeared in a
dem-train of black silk, with overdress of
black embroidered in autumn leaves; the
skirt trimmed with striped ribbon of green
shades and gold and jet passementere; yel-
low pOmpOn in hair.
Miss Bertha Timke, light blue crepe
trimmed with gold passementerie.
Mrs. p; a: Humbert, Venetian lace cos
tune embroidered in cut steel, with fan.
gloves aud fea ther tips to match.
Mrs. L. S. DenisOn was in black silk, en-
train, with front OF brocaded gold bodice
finished with Medici collar and trimmings of
point lace.
Miss Lorena Denison was in lilac crepe
made short, trimmed with gold and silver
passementerie.
Miss Olive Denison wore pale green crepe,
ornamented with green feather trimmings
Mrs. Marcus ID. Boruck was attired in
black lace dress, elaborately trimmed with
Jet and made demi-train, low neck, short
sleeves, ornamented with pink birds on the
shoulder and in the hair.
Mrs Henry Booksin Jr. of San Jose wore
rich shade of yellow silk trimmed with
ruching Of silk, and made demi-train with
rosettes down the side of the skirt; black
fan. gloves and feathers.
Mrs. G. w. Mordecai of Fresno wore
cream-colOred silk, full train, front covered
with ilac-embroidered mousseline de sJie,
waist finished with cream ruffles.
Mrs. A. L. Foye wore pale green watered
moire, with front OF white lace embroidered
in jewels; demi-train; ostrich feather tips
and tan gloves.
Mrs. w. X. Cothrin. white silk embroid-
cred in pearls; bodice V-Shaped; ornaments
Miss C. W. Stevenson, white MORE.
trimmed with gold paSsementerie.
Mrs. w. ). Leake, embroidered tuile
over lavender silk.
Mrs. G. G. Goucher was attired in pink
corded silk, dancing length, with pink
feather trimmings.
Miss NJ. Grey wore blue crepe and pompa-
dour silk. trimmed with natural flowers.
Miss Lillian Thurston wore pale blue
crepe, trimmed with DuchesSc lace, blue
ribbons and natural flowers.
Miss Ada Van Alstine wore pink crepe
and silk, with gold trimmings made deuIi-
train.
Miss Jennie Cox wore a blue and cream
colored brocade toilet, en- train, the bodice
trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. Fred Cox wore black silk and black
lace toilet.
Miss Jessie Mccormick was attireG in n
eanary-colored silk toilet, with demi-train.
Miss Mary Drew was attired in white and
pink albatruss cloth.
Miss Josie Drew was costumed in white
silk crepe, trimmed with white embroidered
boting-cloth.
Miss Ii. Quaas was in pink and white bro
cade, with perle trimmings.
Mrs. A. HeilDron was attired in a black
and white silk toilet; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs George w. Schel was attired in old
rose and moss green velvet.
Miss Leni Schell wore crimson brocaded
creme with white lace trimmings and Mhira