Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-04

TAs saist4' halt
A detailed account Of the st. Cecilia
ball, the pretilest event OF the kind
ever seen in this city, was given IN the
TELkeKAa-HERALDW "Wednesday morning
As 1t is still the principal topic OF IN
terest in social circles the TELEGRAM
HERALD will venture 10 add further
reference. Too much praise cannot be
gwen the decorating committee, who
created entirely new and ehaste eifects.
liz was happy thought TO depend EN-
tigely upon pdrns. southern smllax and
holly for decoration. Bright bunting
and booths are pretty. but they are en-
tlrely without novelty. The dressing
was elegant. aud the following addl-
tIOnal costumes were noticed:
Miss Ailing, of Chicago, white crepe.
Miss Waters, pink crepe over pink
silk. Pink roses
Miss Gertrude Cody. turquoise blue
CHINA silk trimmed with English vlo-
lets.
Miss Estelle Putnam, white satin
striped tulIe.
Mrs. Fred Clark, black tulle, en-
broidered in red r0sebuds.
Miss Putnam, red embroidered NOUS
seine de sole, pink roses.
Miss Carrie Parker, white null
trimmed with white flowers, white
flowers in her han.
Miss Jene Freeman, sea-green China
silk, pink roses.
Mrs. +. K. T. Carpenter, black faille,
yellow SATIN vest.
Miss Carpenter, red tulle, red pom
pom in her hair.
Mrs. Yale, white henrietta. white
daises.
Miss Fannie Earle, orange China silk,
with marguerites.
Miss Ella McQueewan, yellow crepe
over yellow silk, decollete, demi-train.
Mrs. G. b. Kelsey, white silk, trimmed
with tulle and pearls, en- train.
Mrs. Davis. pink ottoman silk, en-
train, trimmed with black velvet and
tulls. Diamond necklace.
Mrs. l. w. Rarnhart, white silk,
trimmed in fine white flowers, en- train.
Mrs. Tateum, Old rose silk, diamond
ornaments.
Miss Hills, of New York. red crepe
de chine over red silk V-shaped corsage,
pearl necklace.
Mrs. N. A. Fletcher, cream white
embroidered IN nasturtiums.
Mrs. Lucius BoltwoOd, pink tulle over
silk trimmed with flowers.
Mrs. Enos Putnam, black satin en-
broidered In flowers, Ell train.
Mrs. ID. ID. Cody, black faille, panel
of gray and white satin; diamonds.
Mrs. D. III. Waters. sage silk embroid-
cred in gold, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. DR.. Warsall, of Chicago, white
silk embroidered in gold with orange
velvet, decollete, demi-traln, pearls.
Mrs. A. +. Worden, black silk, onyx
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Charles Perkins, black silk and
lace.
Mrs. NJ. S. Palmer, white pompadour
brocade with white ostrich feather
trimming and ostrich feather fan, ele-
CANT diamonds.
Mrs. w. S. Hull, pale blue silk trim
med with garlands of pink flowers, dia-
monds.
Mrs. Harry Brown, black lace, "
shaped corsage, diamonds.
Mrs. John l.. Shaw, black lace and
silk, diamonds.
Mrs. Fred Wurzburg, white silk and
white roses.
Mrs. DR.. stevens, black lace, red flow
ers.
Miss Fannie McCrath, heliotrope
crepe, heliotrope feathers IL hair.
Miss Stella Champlin, heIiotrope
china silk.
Miss Julia Cobb, white silk demi-
train, decollete pink roses.
Miss Mary Rice, white silk decollete.
Flowers.
Miss wykes, blue crepe de chine "
shaped corsage, natural flowers.
Mrs. Uhl, white crepe and silk demi-
train. decollete, diamonds.
Miss Uhl. white silk. pink roses.
Mrs. Smiley, yellow crepe de sole,
caught up with black birds, black vel
vet bodice Diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Ullman, of Chicago, black and
white striped silk en- train.
Mrs. Wiley, of Chicago, lavender
crepe.
Miss Thompson, blue silk, natural
flowers.
Miss May Sweet, black velvet and
flowers.
Miss Helen Mccoy, blue silk trimmed
with garlands of pink roses
Among the gentlemen present, the
following were observed: Mayor Uhl,
w. K. Shelby. Willard Barnhart, Guy
Thompson. Alvin Il. Moseley, Grin
Ward, Walter Mech, John Hughart.
+. VI. Davis, w. A. Tateum, c. Il. kel-
sey, +. Crofton Fox, Charles Whitney,
David Uhl, DIR. Brigham, A. Il. Worden,
&. III. Perkins. Chef Shepard. Willard
Perkins, DIR. Hazeltine, w. G.. Bright
rail-. n. A. Fletcher, John and Charles
McQuewan, James Barnett, Fred Mat
ter. ID. III. Waters, Dudley Waters,
Clarence Cotton.
The treasurer of the society will be
IN the library on these days, Tuesday
and Friday, To receive returns from
members who sold tickets for the ball,
and she viii be glad to have them re-
port as promptly as possible.
Murray wenaever.
Married, st the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip wendover,
4ei Cass-st., at O'Clock, Janusry 8,
Or. Dennis Murray, of Freeley, Col.
and Miss Grace z. Wendover, of thls
city. The service vas solemnized by
Rev. A. NJ. Gould. IN the presence OF
TIE family and q few friends. The
happy young couple took the evening
train for Chicago, wh-re they will
spend = few days and then on to
Greeley. Colorado, where the doctor
has = fine practice and a promisIcS
future
AFreepors Party.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Perkins, Of Freeport
were happily surprised New Years ere