The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-18

endless round or pleasures, Tor the season
promises to be an unusually merry one,
having opened most brilliantly.
The inauguration of the indoor dancing
season on Thursday evening last at the
Manitou, by Messrs. j. NJ. Bidwell, L. j.
Glendinning II. S. Lyman. S. H. Fields,
jr., Grant Hampton and s. Q. Park was
most brilliant success. 1t was happy
thought to select the Msnitou, for its home
arrangement, rich and warm furnishings,
its excellent dancing floor and its many
cosy corners gave opportunity for rest and
conversation between dances. Then, too,
there was ample space TO place
tables for those who cared nothing
for tripping the light fantastic. that they
might indulge in cards. The handsome
and elegant matrons who gave their names
and presence to the function lent q dignity
al their own.
Mrs. c. w. Lyman was gowDed in black
gauze. a pretty little white star flower to
light it.
Mrs. G. Y. Wallace, in rich yellow bro
csde embellished with overdrapings of
black rulle embroidered in gold; diamonds.
Mrs. J. b. Boggs wore cream crepe
lowered in green. velvet bodice of green
velvet filled in with the pure cream crepe,
with the same material for sleeves.
Mrs r. Hardness, cadet blue silk and
black lace; diamond jewels. A cluster of
roses was carried in her hand.
Mrs. w s. McCornick's toilet was of
gray and black; diamonds.
Mrs. S. Woodward vas in black creme,
frightened by cut Jet; rare and dainty
necklace CT rubies and diamonds; lovely
white roses and black feather fan.
Mrs. 5. A Bailey in black crepe.
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett was daintiness
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which threw out her beauty to perfection.
The delicate folds of the corsage were held
by an artistic arrangement of diamonds
and opalS; ivory kid gloves and
boots completed this dress poem.
Miss Webber-Black silk en- train, over
dress Of black lace, confined at the waist by
yellow satin ribbons; yellow ribbons in the
hair, the brilliant nasturtium beine especi-
ally effective at the corsage, g Spanish fan
Of yellow, spangled black gloves.
Miss Eterlyn Weber was IN a pink
crepe gown en- traine relieved at the shout
ders, and sleeves of figured y hiue tulle;
white gauze fan spangled in silver: white
and pink astors were her flowers.
Mrs. James Z. Jennings = Magnolia
crinkled bangaline. trimmed in white
French blonde lace and pearl pasamenterie;
white undressed kid gloves; diamonds.
Miss Allece Hooper looked charming in a
heavy pale blue brOcaded silk, with fall
of blue chiffon TO edge the decoIiele bodice.
Miss Zane-A becoming gown of gray
and pink; coral lace.
Miss Woodward-A handsome toilet of
heliotrope India silk; cream gloves and the
lovel;est roses completed a beautiful cos
tune.
Miss George Webber in cream silk;
coat of the silk lined ia rose color, with
vest of pink; white lace covered the skirt
of the dress; satin boots, white and pink
asfors.
Miss Belcher-PInk gauze
Miss Hsmllton-Blue crepe founced of
sufficiently dark shade as to be quite be-
coming; gray gloves and pink roses
Mrs. 9. E. Wantiand-Was very artistic
ally gowned.
Miss SeArs-Scarlet India silk, scarlet
satin slippers and red gloves; brilliant
aud beautiful toilet.
Miss A Young-Scarlet crepe fiounced.
slippers TO match; wreath of tea roses
were her flowers.
Miss Katz-A rare becoming costume of
black gauze, black gloves and fan; red
velvet ribbon in the hair.
Miss Agatha Conklin-White more, pink
roses, white feather fan and pearl ear
rings.
Miss Noble-Cream brocaded silk; pink
roses.
Miss Margaret Zane-Was in s becoming
gown Of black brocaded silk and white
roses.
Mrs. DIR. Niles-a dainty CONNECTION of
Nile green silk yelled in Nile green gauze
satin striped. White French lace fell over
the shoulders; white astors; cream kid
gloves.
Miss Hoge-A lovely corn silk crepe
with French lace garnlture; satin boots
and gloves to match the shade of dress.
Mrs Isaac Jennings looked handsome in
pin striped silk yelled in black gauze.
Miss Kate Lawrence, stately brunette,
looked very handsome in an elegant gown
of magnolia white silk, cut round, slightly
low at the throat and exquisilely trimmed
IN pearl fringe; white kid gloves and shoes;
pink roses.
Mrs Fabian-Handsome gray silk, Ouch
ess lace; pink astors; diamonds.
Mrs Thomas Carter-Biack
Mrs. @. Ailler-Black
Miss Esther Eldredge-Corn colored
bangaline en- train, trimmed in embroidered
chiffon; gloves of cream color gauze fan
in same tint; opals.
Mrs. Earnest Eldredge-India silk
cream color striped in lavender. Vatican
make, fiounced in French lace of the
gauzlest and lightest pattern, caught with
lavender bows; satin slippers, gloves and
feather fan of the same lovely tint; opals.
Miss Mary Woodward, in pink crepe;
pink roses.
Mrs. kendall-Blsck gauZe embroidered
in pink flowers
Mrs. johnson of Fort Douglas was lovely
IN white. though somewhat pale from her
recent sickness caused by the fright given
her by waking and finding a robber stand-
ing over with his hand under her pillow.
Mrs. Richard A. Keyes-A handsome
empire gown in gray ottoman silk: cut
steel pasamenterie trimmings.
Those invited guests not already named
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aft, Miss Alf. Mr.. w.
P. Anderson. Miss Louise Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Anderson, d. G. Adams,
Walter Amy, Madam Amy, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. r. Amy, MIR. and Mrs. T. c.
Miss Clara Bailey, Arthur Bailey, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Brown. George Braston.
Frank Burke, MIR. and Mrs. Wendell Ben
SOB, Miss Mary Burke, Mrs. Belden, Miss
Beattle, Miss Bernard. G. w. Buckholtz,
Allen Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ben.
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Bascom, J. e.
Coble. Z. c. Coffin, Miss Ida Chandler.
Miss Cauklin, Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. Game,
MIR. and h. r. g. Coates. Miss Helen
Crawford.
w. Donnellan, }. Donnellan, Miss Don
nellan, Chris Diehl, irss. MIR. and Mrs D. c.
Dunbar. Major and Mrs. Downey, George
Downey. G. b. burst a. DeRicales
William Dinwoodey, Miss J. Dnrland. w. j.
DeBruhl.
Andrew Ellis, jr., Miss Carrie Ellis.
Elmer Ellsworth, W. Y. Eberley, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Eccles.
MIR. and Mrs. Fields, William Ford, Carl
C. Fabin, Mr. and Mrs T. J. Fabian, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Fox.
Mrs. Giimer. Miss Lucille Gilmer. Joe
Gallagher. David Gregg. MIR. and Mrs. j.
Glendinnfng, Mr- and Mrs. J. z. Grant,
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hampton, b. Hampton,
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