The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-25
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casts, It's handsome freeze and patriot,
decorations of red, white and blue is a
once attractive. The floor is excellent 70.
dancing, and Olsen's full band discourset
the lovellest strains toinspire the dancers
The second party came off Friday night
and was pronounced success and coulC
not have been otherwise with Messrs. A
j. Ridges, p. w. Reynolds, 4. M
briggs, L. B. Laker, j. W. Hoops and j
2. White so devoted to their guests
pleasure and comfort, and it must have
been gratifying to them to know theil
efforts were SO richly rewarded.
President and Mrs. Kingbury, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. w. j. Kerr were present,
Mrs. Kerr becomingly gowned in an
acorn chiffon with silk and lace trim
mings. Professor Gordon was there also.
Miss Hyde wore an exceeding pretty
toilet OF black gauZe diSked in cream color
coral lace garniture.
Miss Edna Hyde was in ciel blue with
white lace trimmings.
Miss Marie Olsen looked lovely in a
shell pink chiffon bodice cut square, out
lined in moss colored velvet; sleeves large
puffs caught in with the velvet.
Miss Edith Gardner was charming in
bebe blue, belted in with MORE blue
ribbon, bodice embellished with coral
lace.
Miss Matte Kerr was in blue gray silk
wine colored trimmings.
Miss May Pack, maroon silk founced
in velvet with the same to trim the
bodice.
" Miss Rilda Munson, stylish street suit
OF light brown bedford cord.
Miss Applegate, ciei blue crepe, with
velvet and lace garntiure.
Miss Taylor looked bright in her pretty
red frock.
Miss Summers was robed in a lovely
Powered pink OF clinging sofiness.
Miss Lizzie Livingston was becomingly
attired in magnolia tinted gown with
ribboniand lace trimmings.
Miss Sharp had on handsome costume
OF old rose.
Miss Lena Branting, a rich wine tinted
silk sura, with lace garniture.
Miss Nora Thornberg wore pink with
black velvet and lace.
Miss Emma Hart was in scarlet of
some soft material, velvet trimmed, which
fitted the figure well.
Miss Lizzie Brown was attired in
handsome bronze straw berry bengaline,
with embroidered blue chiffon falling
about the throat.
Miss Nina Smith, steel gray silk, lace
fiounces, and lace at the throat and to
edge the sleeves.
Miss Carrie Smith, becoming costume
of black silk with black lace fiounces, the
lace also at throat and to edge the sleeves.
Miss Mae Phelps was charmingly cos
TUNED.
The Misses Lutte Van, Fan Bowring,
Pratt, Rush, Barrett and Eva Knowlton
completed the list of those whom we
We're enabled to get.
The gentlemen, not already named,
whom we were fortunate in seeing, were
Messrs. Angel, Swenson. Ingham,
Branting, Barrow, Nelson, Eardley,
Forsberg and NJ. J. Kerr.
One more dance will probably close the
series.
One of the really handsome entertain
ments of the week was the Might've card
party given by Miss Ada Ellerbeck at her
elegant home on B street. TIE interior
was lavishly decorated with the brilliant
berries of the holly in their rich setting
of green, the mistletoe hing dangerously
tempting about and the fir lent its stateli-
ness and refreshing green. The spacious
hall and two large drawing rooms opened
one into the other, giving a fine vista of
brilliant effect. Miss Ellerbeck was grace
fully assisted in receiving her guests by
the Misses Emma and Geneve Ellerbeck,
Miss Ada being gowned in lovely silk of