The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-15
THE PHOENIX CLUB
Gives a Most Successful Party
at YOunger's.
About Forty Couples Attend list. Marks
Guild and Rectory-ihe Ed
redge Wedding.

One OF the very prettiest parties yet
given was the second of the series by that
deservedly popular club, the Phoenix.
Such bevy Of sweet, fair girls and hand.
some young men as were participants in
the party last night is most pleasant 10
J see.
| The programme consisted of eighteen
numbers, which was delightfully."- rendered
| by Olsen's orchestra. Supper was seryad
at IL O'Clock, and it was most dainty and
delicious repast. The menu COMPRISED
chicken salad, hot turkey sandwiches. ham
sandwiches, thin bread and butter olives.
Ice cream, assorted cakes, coffee and choc-
oate.
Messrs. Sharp Walker, Rollo Grant and
| Iheo Raybold composed the floor man
ayers, anu under their able supervision
everything pertaining to the entertainment
| OF the guests WIS perfect. Tue grand
march was led by Mr.. Shell and Mss Katz.
Miss Bertha Benedict wore most DE-
coming dress of sheer dotted net, with
pearl-grey snede slippers, gloves and Ian.
Miss Hattie Eldridge, cardinal faiIe
princess dress, full train, shirred fullnes
about neck and sleeves, shoes. gloves and
fan harmonlzng.
Miss Beattie, elegant black escurial lace
en- train decollete, jet passementerie
Miss Ida Savage, III shrimp pink china
silk, with marguerites in garlands about
the skirt aud bodice.
Miss Nettie Calder, Gretchen dress of
dark red silk, profusely decorated in rib
| bon.
Miss Lucy Savage, black silk and
striped Rauze, pink roses.
Miss Queenie Ferguson, a sweet-faced
girl In cream suran, plain SKIRT, round
neck and sleeves, was picture
Miss Nellie Greenman, pink cashmere
evening dress.
Miss Maud Keeney wore pale blue and
| cream Spanish lace, which was most suit
able to her charmingly pensive face.
Miss Ruth Folsom, pale pink nuns veil
ing, made in soft, cinging drapery.
Miss Meears, black lace, en- train, pink
| ostrich tips In corsage and oriffure,
Miss Ethel Weber, light blue foulard
silk figured in mahogany velvet trimming.
Miss Nell Folsom, street Dress
Miss Hawley, very English costume OF
vest.
Miss Clawson, olive faille black chiffon
and velvet high sleeves and medici collar.
Miss Boone, black lace with orange rim.
bon bands. girdle of orange tips correspond.
ing, en- train.
Miss H. Heath, white valencienes lace
and rose pink silk, round neck, and sleeve.
| less.
Miss Eva Evans, an elegant dress of
hunters green broadcloth elaborate v
braided in black with edge of fur and Louis
| QuatorZe jacket.
Miss Lizzis Folsom, blue crepe and blush
roses.
Miss Keats, canary silk, full skirt. sur.
plices waist edged with feather trimming.
Miss Addie Careless. blue brocade and
fish net, sleeveless and round neck, very
pretty dress.
Miss Emily Katz, silver grey silk. pink
chiffon ruffles and neck.
Miss May Raybould, figured challie In
heliotrore with corresponding bands of
velvet.
Miss Mae Davis. an effective costume Of
black satin and lace ostrich tips about
neck.
Miss Alton Young, striped silk heliotrope
with slashed basque with chiffon plaitings
artistically arranged.
Miss Lynch, black satin de lyon, flame
colored shoes, glove aud fan, high coiffure.
i altogether most disSingue tout ensem ole
Miss Olsen, sea foam green gauze, round
neck and sleeveless, corsage bouquet of
magnificent flowers.
! Miss Nellie Grossb beck, in visiting dress
OF tan India silk, simple but pretty, gloves
same color.