Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

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presidents grs'.dct idrvn whose mother
vas. n her fElrn, belle - SAT- Lake
circles tweary yeas ago Hers L very
attractive type Of beauty, Is X Is I2ost
unusual one. Her osnglsxlon Is SOFT
dark olive and her eyes sIeely blue
gray, with sweeping lrown lSshos which
have trek VI yelling the orns when
you Try for closer look in their shs
DEPTHS 70 ind II yoa were mistaken II
thsir strange aud unexpected ecloring,
All 80 her face has al unlocked for way
Of taking On rosy flush just when you
are marseafng a. Is creamy, even brown
less She Is barely eighteen, bat has .
ho1sswifely little air about her which
rnakes her seem older. She 10 eluroly
free frcm any girlish eoquetry Of man
ner and talks with . matter OF fact phi
losophy which falls in amusing bits Of
wisdom from her young lips. She Is q
shy, demure mite ia her brown cloth
street suit and q red. red rose In her
crimson Grape evening gown
Miss Allie Davis is handsome girl Of
tho dashing brunette type. Her spien-
did eyes and perfect teeth are among
her greatest charms, but there is some
thing most interesting IN her glance Of
sweeping intelligence, which carries a
tinge of quiet amusement in its uplifted
scrutiny. Her figure is small and dainty,
bur full OF supple strength. Miss Davis
Is one Of President Young's most intelli-
gent and accomplished grandchildren.
She is still In school and the pride OF her
instructors. Unlike many 10 whom
knowledge comes easy, her energy and
perseverance are indomitable and pre-
sage a brilliant future for her. She Is
just eighteen and wears girlish looking
gowns of Jenness-M Miller 2stheticisIn-
Mis- Ethelyn Weber is the youngest
daughter of T. q. Weber. one Of Salt
Lakes representative men. She " Q
blossomlike girl of modest and sweet
de,neanor. She has been very carefully
reared and educated, and her mother
counts the thorough knowledge she has
given her daughters of the housewives
craft as among the first Of their accom-
plishments. Miss Ethelyn is given to
the wearing Of delicate gauzes and
tulles, dainty lawns and muslins, which
set off 10 the greatest advantage her
fresh. young face. She is tall and slen-
der, with q graceful, quiet bearing. Her
eyes are very beautiful and her mouth
one Of kissable sweetness.
VINO lost his head enough TO ply the
question, Whats in names? Perhaps
it was Shakespeare. II so it will be
deemed very impertinent to say Every
thing" 1t surrounds its possessor with
an atmosphere of the romantic or com
monplace, out of which he may rise or fall
by his own merits or dement's. but wkicl
will lend its tinge forever to his person
atty. Who but such handsome, high
bred, dignifed girl as she who possesses
it could You imagine being called
Esther Eldridge" Every line of hC7
face and figure assent to it. The classic
perfection of her features; the marble
whiteness of her skin; the uplifted gaze
of the clear, blue eyes; the smooth,
heavy bands of hair, and most Of all
the thing that haunts you-the unspeak.
able sweetness of expression, which ap.
peals to your heart too much to be called
divine and yet is the thing which mos,
lifts her above common clay.
Miss Eldredge is the daughter Of the
late Horace Eldredge, millionaire
many times over, and is an heiress in
her own right. She dresses exquisitely
although you feel that dress occupies
but little of her thoughts. There is ar
almost childlike unconsciousness about
her which makes her interested in every.
thing and everybody but herself. Hell
manner is rather reserved, and You
would not have it otherwise. It is a
part of the charm which makes her one
of the most admired girls in our city.
Miss Ella Olson is observed on the
streets, in q theater or ballroom as one
of the most picturesque figures in the
city. Her occupations are partly pro
fessional, having organized and taken
the leadership Of the Young Ladies
Mandolin and Guitar club tits a unique
and pleasing spectacle to see this band
Of forty girls in their Spanish costumes
leaning forward in the graceful pose
which those instruments entice. Their
handsome leader waves her baton il
front of them with an easy nonchalance
her costume of yellow and white with
| its black velvet zouave accentuating al
the charms of her blond beauty.
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