The morning call., 1891-01-10
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

| on tne shoulders; pearl ornaments
Ills MtSS hUue brown was in toilet of
lgnt nlue molre, made with pointed bodice
ana trimmed with white lace. She wore
black gloves and slippers aud carried a
black fan.
Mrs. Edward Vorheis wore black; the
Doelce and demi-train was of striped satin
ana the front OF the skirt was of plain peau
de sole, the sleeves and bodice being
trimmed with gold and black crepe, while
the neck was filled in with point applique.
a small canary bird was in the hair, one ON
! the shoulder and one on the corsage.
Mrs. Ii. W. Byington was present in a
handsome train robe of black MORE, cut
low in the neck anG trimmed with duchesse
lace; hair dressed la Marie Antoinette
! ornaments, diamonds.
! Mrs. Il. W. Thompson wore an entire
| toilet OF pale sea-green mOusSeline du Sole
| trimmed IengthwiSe with sea grasses; on
the shoulders and corSage and in the hair
were pink pond lilies; fan of painted bolt
ing cloth.
| Miss Josephine Byington wore stylish
toilet OF lemon tnts. The dress was benga-
me SILK, the bodice cut round in the neck,
eltow sleeves, puffed high on the shoulders.
OH the sleeves and around the neck were
iuil fuf1les OF mousSeline de sole. On the
IeIt side OF the skirt was rich panel en-
DTnldery IN roses, composed Of lemon, rose,
goid, pink, pearl, etc. Lemon and pink
| roses were worn in the hair Gloves and
slippers to correspond. Diamond necklace
Mrs Major Cluf, who is guest of Miss
| BylngtOn, wore a noticeable toilet, the
tram and waist of which was of brocaGed
SATIN, shading from lavender to pearly pink
! the front OF the skirt being of PLAIN pink
| covered with lace embroidered in pearls
Shadlng down to pink, the bodice made very
low In the neck. Shoes and gloves of Law
ender
Mrs. Il. +. Frazer was in long train robe
OF cream white faille Franchise, draped
wl.n duchesse lace; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Alexander Brown wore a black silk
costume, trimmed with Escurlal lace, and
carried a hand-painted fan, tipped with
ostrich feathers.
Miss Emily Hill was in tea-rose tinted
sllk, covered with bolting-cloth, embFoid-
ereu IN various colOrs and caught up with
tea-roses. Roses also ornamented the ShOul-
ders and Were worn in the hair.
Mrs HUI wore court-train robe of light
blue plush, trimmed elaborately with duchess
lace and white feather trimmings; orna-
ments, turquoise and pearls.
The Misses Minnie and Maude Smith we're
dressed alike in pale-blue mousseline de
sole, gaTnIShed with ruchings of surah silk
TO match. Pink ostrch-feather tips decor
rated the shoulders and cOrsage.
Mrs. William L. Boyd, pale pink plush,
combined with white moire, made en- train
and trimmed with pink ostrich-feather bands
Iengthwlse; pink hair ornaments tan and
gloves to match.
Miss Lulu Wilson, a short shen-pink
AOAIS VI 4dlllC SILK, WIFI n NIllIe lace uOUnce
caught up on the left side with passemen-
tere; the bodice made round neck and
trimmed WITH narrower lace to correspond.
MIS-; j. W. Wilson was in black lace over
black silk dress. She carried a black
leather fan and wore an evening bonnet of
black lace.
Mrs. Charles J. Wiley was in a black
silk, with trimmings of black and white
lace; ornaments, yellow ostrich-feather tips.
Mrs. j. Il. McCord wore toilet, made
n1npInD of hnliA ~ no.Ior
combined with gold-embrOidered white cash
mere; the bodice V-shape and 0rnamenled
with white and heliotrope feather tips;
amethysts and diamonds as ornaments
Miss Josephine Bayley of Oakland, in
Nlle-green crepe with Old-rose trimmings;
pearls and emeralds us ornaments.
Miss Alice Bayley, in cream crepe,
trimmed with embroidered lace; ornaments,
opals.
Mrs. William Beckman of Sacramento
(wife OF the Railroad Commissioned wore
one of the most striking ana beautiful cos
tunes there. 1t was of rose pink aud white
satin faille, heavily brocaded in silver thread.
IN lily Of the valley and fern lie # pattern;
the lower part of the skirt having battle
ment effect over pleatings of crepe; corsage
decoliete, with soft rich lace puffed high on
the shoulders; trimmings of waist and cres-
cent shaped sleeves OF the same; elegant
fan OF ostrich feathers, long suede gloves,
hair high, with pink and white aigrette
fastened with diamond star.
Mrs. Theodore Reichert, handsome
brunette, wife of Surveyor General Reich
ert, was resplendent in a magnificent black
velyeteen train, with rich orange mousse
line de sole, V-shaped front and back, ell
bows short, Suede gloves hair artisticallv
arranged, glistening with diamonds; cor
sage bouquet OF orange chrysanthemums
ornamen 5, diamonds
Miss Minnie Kendall of Noyato. cream
india SILK, dancing length, pearl passemen-
tarle point lace, with pearl waist garni-
ture; hair Grecian ornaments, Roman gold
and pearls
The Misses Mabel and Leila Stevenson
wore costumes alike, composed of cream
white crepe, trimmed with gold passemen-
terle, low neck and elbow sleeves pulled
high on the shoulders.
Mrs. j. B. Reddick, in a demi-train of
cream India silk, combined with muIl-em-
broidered silk and ornamented with gold
trimmings. She carried large feather ian
and Wore bronze slippers.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sexton, a costume of walking
length OF cream mousseline brocaded with
gold, the neck cut square and finished with
heavy Sllk-and- gold cord pink and cream
feather tips, old gold gloves and slippers.
Miss Marcia SCHNEIDER, lovely demi-
train toilet of embroidered pink crepe de
chine over PINK silk, elaborately trimmed
with Prince of Wales tips from the bodice
down to the base Of the skirt; bodice also
trimmed with feathers: bodice shirred back
and front. Ornaments bracelets, ear-ieWelS
anu pms OF diamonds.
Mrs. Colonel d. NJ. Burns wore an ex-
ceedingly noticeable dress, train and bodice
of heavy white and turquoise blue moire,
embossed in silver; bodice low in the neck
The front of this toilet was of cream satin
richly embroidered in pearl showing a
graceful pattern, the base finished with a
profusi0n of white ostrich tips. Feathers
were on the cOrSage and shoulders. Cream
tinted gloves and slippers. Ornaments, a
diamond necklace, with pendant; ear-jewels
and hair ornaments, cluster of SoltaireS.
Mrs George Gale, plain crepe de chine,
putfed at the neck and trimmed with Prince
of Wales feather tips; gloves and slippers
of pink.
Mrs. w. W. Gaissim, canary-colored satin,
draped with an embroidered net of the same
shade, ornamented with ribbons and feath-
ers to match; bodice low and covered with
embroidered netting.
Mrs. f. Il. Danforth, pale ecru brocaded
silk, made demi-train; waist, small V
shape, with tucker Of gauze, and trimmed
with gilt beading.
Mrs. Alexander w. Anderson, black
silk of dancing length, the front finished in
gold embroidered chantilly net; diamonds
for ornaments.
Mrs Claus Anderson, combination suit
of pale green, with colored brocade basque,
high neck, long sleeves, and finished with
lace.
Mrs. A. L. Hart was in a heavy canary
colored corded silk, with bolting-cloth tlounc-
ing, made demi-train; ornaments diamonds.
Mrs. William Knight, in cream color.
handsomely trimmed with pearl trimming;
diamonds.
Mrs E. A. Stafford was in pae lemon
tints of mousseline du sole, combined with q
quantity of white feather trimming.
Mrs. A. j. Johnston was in pink crepe,
with fiOuneng of white bolting cloth,
made dem-train.
Miss Julia Sullivan, blue silk, with a
ctoss-b barred pineapple cloth as overdress,
very handsomely made.
Mrs. Charles II. Ross wore an elegant
court train of black faille silk, with over
dress of moline-jeweled skirting, the bodice
pointed in front; handsome ieweled orna-
mentS
Mrs. Russell D. Stephens, cream corded
silk. with a tulle embroidered flounce, grace
fully arranged; diamonds.
Miss Agnes Ryan, cream silk, with dra-