The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20

plants and many-hued flowers, on which
bright lights reflected, bringing them out
In relief. The chandeliers were festooned
with smilax, and from the center hung
clusters CT pretty pink flowers. AT the
end OF the hall rose a platform. hand
somely draped, where the orchestra was
concealed. In the ordinary, two long ban
quet tables were spread, on which were
srtistically arranged the daintiest and
sweetest Of flowers, and from which was
served later delicious supper
The guests were received most graciously
in the reception hall by Mrs. Hardness,
who was gowned IN rare black silk en-
train, dismoned jewels: also by Miss
Hardness, wearing Drocaded buttercup
satin slip yelled in gauza. Size carried
large cluster OF roses aud ferns.
MISS Ora Hardness g charlotte Corday
silk of old ivory and blue. A bebe blue
chiffon rufhe full down from the decollete
/ bodice. Roses were her flowers.
Mrs. Wantland was gowned in an ex-
Qulsite silk crepe, striped in pink and
green. A puff of nile green crepe edged
the skirt sleeves and adorned the bodice,
i over which fell soft applique lace; cream
! gloves ana boots. Pink roses in the hair
Miss Hamilton, ivory hued silk en- tram.
suede gloves and shoes of cream color and
band of ivory velvet.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman in that richest of all
| satin brocaded in uncut velvet, point lace.
magnolia tinted gloves; diamonds.
Miss Sadler, Empire gown.
Mrs. Johnston. pratty gown of softest
white, slippers and es in white; feather
fan.
Mrs. Richards of Fort Douglas was in a
lovely gown of heliotrope crepe, velvet
trimmings in darker shade, cream coral
lace garntture; gloves TO match; diamonds
Mrs. Arthur Brown was gowned in
very handsome black velvet with front OF
cream silk, hrocaded in cream velvet pat
tern, point lace and diamonds completed
brilliant toilet Her flowers were white
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Daggett wore white, embroidered
in gold.
Mrs. James Lowe; green silk pink
figured en- train, trimmed IN velvet; dia-
monds.
Mrs. Bascom wore a charming toilet.
quite suited TO her style.
Mrs. Wendell Benson wore black silly
draped in black net; white gloves and fan
Mrs. Dailin. Charlotte Corday silk of
green and white, white gloves and shoes,
white pinks in the hair.
Mrs. A. l.. Scott Elliott, hunters green
velvet en- train, amber necklace.
Mrs. Russell Gee Woodruff looked very
elegant in her bridal robe.
Miss Kaime-Green satin, cream silk
trimming and cream gloves.
Miss Gertrude Kaime-Gray crepe, pearl
passementery.
Miss Hoge was fresh and lovely in ivory
crepe hounced, gloves and shoes of same
tint. Cnrysauthemums were ner flowers
Miss Shearman- Black silk and lace
gown, gray gloves.
Miss Edna Shearmen-Cream brocaded
in pink pinks, pink silk founces, coral lace
bertha.
Madame Amy. a Paris gown of black.
brocaded. court train, black velvet front
yelled in Cbantiliy lace; yellow crepe filled
in the neck and edged the sleeves, 9 lace OF
valenciennes, sixteenth century pattern.
trimmed the bodice; diamonds.
Miss Blair wore a blue silk slip yelled in
lovehest blue silk MULE passementorie of
blue; feather fan of like hue.
Mrs. Turner, an artistic confection Of
layendar silk, founced aud embellisned at
the shoulders with shearest of silk null of
the same tint; lavender gloves and boots.
Miss Ella Thomas, piuk silk slip, over
dress of delicate lavendar exquisitely en-
broidered in roses and bnds-an altogether
lovely costume and very becoming.
Miss Rookledge wore stone grey silk en-
train, grey gloves aud shoes-looking very
handsome.
Miss Macintosh was in rich cream
brecade, cut Y, trimmed in chiffon and en-
train.
Miss Clara Bailey was costumed In a
pretty red silk that was very becoming.
Mrs. James was IN the dalntiest of shell |
pink silk, brocaded in the same color: dia- T,
lovely toilet
Miss Conklin, white silk yelled in white I
gauze white chrysanUhemums.
Miss Zane looked very handsome in
gown OF yellow silk that was decidedly her