The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06

and Mrs. J. B. Thrall. Mr.. T. R. Higgins,
Miss Della Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Kincaid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Miss Griffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Hemphill, Mr.. add Mrs.
Edward Merrill. Major and Mrs. V. M. G.
Silva, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Beggs, Captain
and Mrs. George Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs: W.
H. Irvine, Mr.. G. E. Gates, Miss Helm,
Mr.. E. c. Coffin, Mr.. Weeter.
On Monday night the lovers of the
'poetry of notion INDUCED in a delight
full hop under the chaperonage of a select
dancing class that was formed several
weeks ago for the acquisition of knowledge
and more directly agreeable pleasure.
Younger's hail was the scene Of gaiety and
nothing was omitted by the committee in
charge that would have lent an additional
! pleasure. Every moment from ones ar
rival until the carriages were announced
at 2 am, was replete with enjoyment.
Mrs Hoyt Sherman's popularity was
never more pronounced than on this occa-
sion, when both ladies and gentlemen were
eulogiZing in most complimentary terms
her many accomplishments as an enter
| tainer.
The ladies were prettily gowned and just
sufficient in number to make happy
| family group.
Mrs. Bache wore pale pink chiffon, en-
train, marechol neil roses.
|
rufles, with velvet bands, surplus neck
filled in with cream tulle
Mrs. McGurrin-Ecru and flame silk
com bined, with slashes about skirt and
ruffles of red lace peeping through.
Mrs. F. L. Gregg-Pansy silk with en-
broidered bands of cream chiffon, full
sleeves and square neck.
| Mrs. DR.. Bsscom-Cream crrded silk pet
| tcoat, with court train of olive green.
Mrs. DR.. Niles-Ciei blue brocaded silk,
with silver galloon bordering skirt and en-
ployed about bodice.
Mrs. Fred Walker-Lovely in black es-
curial net and pink roses.
Mrs. Coates-In rose colored crepe de
chene, looked as sweetly attractive as
usual.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs-A stylish visiting
dress of two shades of brown silk: hat to
match.
Mrs. Neville-An elegant strket costume
of gray, with bonnet.
Mrs. e. B. Stephens-Electric blue silk.
Mrs. Charles F. Brlnk-White bengaline
silk, with tiny pipings of lavendar.
Mrs. MARYLAND Green figured albatross.
Miss Nellie Beatty Blue challie
Mrs. A. G. Ewing-Handseme dress Of
silk, blue and brown striped brocade.
Mrs. Knox-White India silk, high
coiffeur.
Mrs Kincaid-White silk with black
feather trimming about Dodlce.
Mrs Dreuhl-Black lace.
Mrs. Powers-Ecru princess gown Of
SOFT clinging material, quite becoming.
Miss Henderson-Pink crepe de chene.
J Mrs Frank Dyer-White broadcloth EN-
broidered in gold and ribbon trimming.
Mrs. Nelden-Black satin, sleeves ani
, lace draperies.
Mrs. SiIva-Bewitching gown OF rec
crepe with shawl drapery.
Mrs. Whitney-Pretty silk in tan shades
, com bined with exquisite lace.
, Mrs. Judge Henderson-Black satin ant
jet.
Miss Earls-White China silk.
Miss Jones-Black lace around neck ant
3 sleeveless.
l Mrs. Kesoe-Olive green street sui
: with hat to match.
Q Mrs. Young-Cream challie with div
t figure trimmed in lace and ribbon.
/ Mrs. SloaR-Cardinal serge and faille.
Y The gentlemen were: Drs. Bascom
: Niles, Ewing, Dreuhl and Nelden, Messrs
!. Knox, Sherman, Earls, Hobbs, Gregg
Bache, MeGurrin, Stephens, Kincaid
i Lynn, Van Vechten, Weeter, Coffin, Brink
:. Walker. Wallace, Knox, Neville, Coates
. Major Silva, Vincent and MARYLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cannot and Mis-
: Helen have arrived in this city from Chey
enne, and are domlciled at the Continents
" for the summer. MIR. Cannot is the popu
= lar member of the Warren Mercantile FRI
who has spent much time at intervals here
:, and Mrs. Cannot has made many friend
> during these periodical visits who will b
. charmed to know she has returned and we
\ come her most cordially.
:. Mrs. Fabian, assisted by the Misses Fa