The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-28
THE COSTUMES WERE /:

Mrs. Major DOWney wore an old rose
brocaded gown of heavy corded silk; court
train, with petticoat of lace.
Mrs Horn-An elegant black lace and
silk; full train, with Medici lace at neck
and sleeves.
Mrs. Mackintosh's superb gown was
composed Of black satin brocade with
filmy tulle sleev es and corsage; decora-
tions, an artistic conception which was well
suited to her qusenly carriage.
Mrs. Julia Klmball-A dress of heavy
| corded silk, full train and exquisite real
lace employed about waist.
Mrs. Bascom-A pretty gown OF black
silk figured in pink, deml- train, pink car
nations.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman-In pale blue MORE,
demi-train, skirt and bodice of crepe de
chene, full sleeves, V neck, and altogether
strikingly becoming.
MIR. F. e. Gregg was attired in very
becomingly fashioned dress of faille fran
caise, with corsage of Jacqueminot roses.
Mrs. Markland-Black lace over light
| blue, ribbon decorations.
Mrs. Charles Brink-Heliotrope silk,
with lace ruffles in black, carnations.
| Mrs. DR.. Niles-Oid rose crepe, demi-
train, wearing fragrant white hyacinths in
hair and at throat
| Mrs. Woodward-A very elegant dress
of black silk, heavily embroidered in jet,
court train.
Mrs. Daggett-Whit silk and gold en-
broidered chiffon; an artistic combination.
Mrs. Wendell Benson-Mauve corduroy,
white crepe vest. demi train.
! Mrs. George Downey wore an imported
gown OF old rose and olive green, lowered
soft silk with bands of velvet in cores
pondlng shade. Decidedly beautiful.
Mrs McGurrin-Tan silk and crimson
chiffon, employed in the creation of very
beautiful gown.
Mrs. Coates-Light blue india silk
Mrs. Goodwin-Black lace dress, corsage
| bouquet of chrysanthemums.
| Mrs. Boggs-Black velvet and diamonds.
Mrs. Silva-A pretty dress of ivory
white corded silk, profusely trimmed with
ostrich feathers.
Mrs. Bache-White satin and gold en-.
! broidered bodice.
Mrs. Lieutenant George was much ad
mired in fetching princess dress OF
beautiful brocade silk with an old
fashion air that pronounces an enviable
heirloom of some other belle of many
| past generations.
Mrs Diehl-Wine colored silk evening
dress.
Mrs. Withey-Cream white crepe, with
gold embroidered chiffon, bertha cape, {
very pretty dress and quite becoming.
Mrs. Powers-Nile green faille witt
black lace over dress.
Mrs. James-Grey crepe de chene.
And the pretty girls were never more
bewitchingly clad, nor more radiantly
beautiful than they appeared last night
II is good to go away, for when you re-
turn you have fitting appreciation of thu
goods the gods provide, and your friend!
appear most dear, and your special girl!
most lovely.
Miss Blanche Kimball wore the very
daintiest and sweetest of gowns composed
of plain and figured crepe witt
chiffon ruffies in delicate pink.
Miss Ida Noble-White brocaded SAITH
princess dress; silver GALLON.
Miss Lrcile Young-Whtte crepe ant
, broad sash of satin ribbon.
Miss Hall-In pink silk and null com
bined.
Mas Katz--Pink silk, demi train, rount
neck and sleeveless
, Miss Alton Young-Black embroidered
grenadine, old rose ribbons.
, Miss Naomi Conkin-Was charming in
very stylish gown of white crepe.
Miss Maud Gro iby-White China sill
with chiffon paint demi train.
Miss Rookledge-In white faille fran Gals
} with valen ciennes ruff1es, round neck AM
sleeveless.
I Miss w oodward-An exquisite dress o
soft W hite beDgaline with pearl embroid
cred adjuncts.
Miss Fabian-Was the recipient of mucl
attention and wore a pretty dress of blacl
mousselaine.
Miss TiIla Fabian-Old gold satin an
striped gauze.
} Miss Dav7-A handsome evening dres
of ivory white brocaded satin, decollete.
Miss Hooper-A rose Colored heavy
corded silk, with black lace and velvet &C
cessories. A lovely girl and well dressed
Miss Nell Wa ker-Red crepe, harmoni
Gus detail TO costume making it very strik
ing.
: Miss Lincoln-A fetching gown of iaver
der silk with creamy ruffles Of lace.
: Miss Zane was as usual bewitchlng an
wore pretty grey gown,
Miss LaWrence-Pale blue crepe wit
figures embroidered in golden train, deco
lete.
Miss Shearman-A black escurial net
full train and low bodice.
Miss Reilay-Olive green faille francai
: THE GENTLEMAN WE'RE
Messrs. Pollock, Gallagher, Pendergas
Young, Kearney, Macintosh, Downey
Pavey, Woodman, Benson, Fyler, Law
renee, Silva, Whitney, Wicks, Dagget
Haynes, Holden, Hooper, Shearmnn, Gler
DINING, James, Donnellan, Rood. DeBrah
/ Fields, Christy, Jones, Holland, Bidwel
Steadman. Gregg, lrs. Miles, Bascon