Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-19
IN SOCIETY.

The ball at Hotel Arcadia, on Satur-
day evening, seems to become more
popular every week, and many feet keep
time to the exquisite music of Lowin-
skis orchestra. Miss Chadwick wore
an exquisite costume of light blue silk,
with lace sleeves, long ruffles from
waist line and rufiles at neck; low cor
cage OF lace, same tint as dress; pink
rosebuds On shoulder and in hair, and
diamond ear drops.
Her sister. Mrs. Grisette, wore black
lace with jet trimmings, and profu-
sion of yellow satin ribbons; low COR
sage and shoulder knots of the yellow
satin ribbon; diamond pin and earrings.
Mrs. Boland, of San Francisco, dark
green figured silk.
Miss O'Sullivan, of San Francisco,
corn-colored elk crepon, satin ribbons
and diamonds.
Miss Campbell looked lovely in ex-
quisite light green, glove.ftting COG
tune, with pointed neck and oriental
passementrie.
Mrs. Waripg had pretty costume OF
pink wool, with gold passamentrie.
Mrs. Gorham, sister OF Senator Jones,
and her daughter in pure white wool
dress, with satin ribbon trimmings.
Miss Jones, niece OF the senator, wore
fancy blue silk waist bodice and bell
skirt of black silk, with blue figures.
Mrs. Dwyer OF San Francisco, was
magnificent in black lace over heavy
black silk, gilt front and trimmings and
fine rubies and diamonds, and her
daughter was lovely in changeable silk
of blue and wine color.
Mrs. Norton of Fort Grant, Arizona,
wore white china silk with ecru figures
and lace of same shade at the neck,
sleeves and waist line with lovely
jewels, and her mother, Mrs. Van
Doren, was in black silk, cameo and
diamond pin and diamond ear Jewels.
Mrs. True, wife of Captain True,
United States army, wore black silk
with jet trimmings and diamonds.
Mrs. Cosmo Morgan of San
Francisco light mauve nuns yelling
with broad sash of watered ribbon and
deep crepe ruff1es at. neck, and sleeves
OF same tint as dress. A red rose in the
hair and red slippers; exquisite dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Hellman, rich black brocade silk
with lace vest over white silk; elegant
diamonds.
Mrs. Woollacott, in dainty fawn-col-
ored "silk newnetta" with ribbon ruff
fles ronnd the bell skirt and steel pasea-
mentric on corsage; diamond pin and
ear Jewels.
Mrs. Frank, a soft, white wool dress
with waist bands Of dark green; dia-
monds.
Mrs. Greenleaf OF Pasadena was charm
ing in black lace.
Miss Schumacher of Riverside wore a
pale blue silk with gauze lace founce ot
same delicate shade, ruffle of same al
waist and neck of corsage.
Miss Pratt of Pasadena, an exquisite
costume Of pink silk with filmy over.
dress, with satin stripes, satin ribbon
shoulder-knots and long streamers.
Mrs. Seymour Locke, a unique cos
tune in soft pink wool, with fiounce
bertha and waist ruffle of white, with
black figures.
Mrs. Jacoby, combination of black lace
and black silk, diamonds.
Mrs. Meyberg, black china silk with
blue figures, diamonds.
Mrs. Newmark, black lace with let or
naments and diamonds.
Miss Routh, ecru dress with broad
sash of blue watered silk.
Mrs. Ackers, white muslin, with satin
ribbon trimmings and exquisite dia
monds.
Mrs. Harris, figured china silk, and
her daughters wore lovely costumes.
can hardly do justice to the effect o.
all the bright bits of color that cleaned
and combined with such pretty effect in
the mazes OF the dance. The gentlemen
present were Mr.. Sutro, San Francisco
Paul Martin, Mr.. Nicholson, Captain
True, U. s. A.; Mr.. Waring, Mr.. Ma.
berg. Mr.. Kruder, MIR, Winterbotham
and brother, Riverside; Mr.. Grisette
Mr.. Robertson, r. P. Carter, Captain
Young, Captain Bolton, Mr.. Acker, Mr..
Schumacher. d. McCool, Mr.. Butcher
Mr.. Griffin, Mr.. Kellum, Mr.. Fred
Perry, Mr.. Ed Vawter, Mr.. Waters
Redlands; and many others.
There were three pages Of arrivals or
the hotel register on Saturday.
Mr.. Waters of Redlands, wife, foul
children and nurse, have taken rooms
for the summer.
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