Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
I'M SOCIETY.

The invitation Dali saturday evening az
the Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica. was a
great success, gathering together some
very beautiful ladies and ine-looking
gentlemen-altoeether very select and
charming company. Some of the par
ticipants and costumes were:
Mrs. Vawter, ecru China silk, with
rich ecru lace bretelles, and diamonde.
Miss Carter, of lawn tennis fame, a
pretty combination of pink silk and
tulle, with broad satin sash.
Mrs. Webb, of San Francisco, a cos
tune OF black lace over yellow silk.
Miss Hamilton, niece of Senator Jones,
an exquisite light green silk.
Mrs. Franks was charming in crushed
strawberry silk, lace and diamonds.
Miss Harris was in white China silk
with satin sash ribbon and trimmings OF
same, and her sister in dainty white
wool. Mrs. Harris, rich black silk with
V shaped vest of white with fall of rich
lace over; diamonds. Miss Leah He'll
man, white wool dress with satin rib
bon shoulder knots and fall of lace from
shoulder. Mrs. Hellman, rich black
brocads with white figure, delicate
mauve vest with netted lace over and
cuffs of the same; diamonds. Miss
Hellman wore lace dress with fall of
lace from the half low corsage, satin
ribbon trimmings and sash gold beads.
Mrs. Read of Tombstone, Arizona,
wore silk of crushed strawberry with
front and trimmings of same shade in
satin stripes with silvery gray; fine dia-
monds. Mrs. Collins Of Pueblo, cos.
tune of white China silk with golden
crown polka dots, white silk front, vel
vet trife darker with jacket effect on
front and slashed velvet sleeves, and q
broad band round the skirt and sash OF
rich wine color.
Mrs. Dwyer of San Francisco, long
train, black silk with fancy waist OF
changeable silk of blue and rose with
guipure over jacket.
Mrs. Merberg, China silk, lace, deli
cate mauve satin ribbon and diamonds.
Mrs. Newmsrk and Mrs. Jacoby in
black silk, rich lace and diamonds.
Miss Dwyer was in pink silk.
Miss Carr, light mauve silk, zouave
jacket of velvet with broad silk sash to
match.
Mrs. General Sherman had cos.
tune of black silk and lace, and dia-
monds.
Miss Pratt, ecru silk with embossed
velvet trimmings.
Mrs. West, lately from Paris, wore an
exquisite combination OF black silk lace
overdress and jet trimmings, ,ssdiamond
ear drops.
Misc Bassett, ecru silk with red roses,
pin and earrings of turquoise and dia
monds.
Mrs. Capt. True, black silk with
satin stripes, and front corsage covered
with embroidered lace in design oi
pinks, fine diamonds.
Mrs. Waters of Redlands, black silk
lace, embroidered with gold thread and
beads falling over blue front, opal ear
drops and pin.
Mrs. Cosmo Morgan of San Francisco,
low corsage of light blue polka-dotted
silk and overskirt of lace the same tint,
ruching around the low corsage of blue
silk edged with sage green, and sleeves
trimmed with odd design of same, dia-
monds.
-Mrs. Mark Plaisted, black China silk,
sprinkled with dainty rosebuds, and a
plastion of rose silk, Turquoise and
diamond pin and ear jewels.
4 Mrs. Gowsn, in rich black satin, with
jet trimmings, corsage bouquet of dark
red roses, diamond pin and ear drops.
b Mrs. Hass, an exquisite dress of white
silk null, with satin stripes and polka
dots, satin sash and diamonds.
Miss Belden of Chicago, China figured
silk, with bretelles of lace.
Miss Belden, black lace over silk, jet
trimmings and jet necklace.
Among the gentlemen present were
Mr.. Hass, Major Sims of Phoenix, A.
Mullin; Mr. Cambell Hedge, Redlands
Messrs. Adler, Sutro and O'Sullivan,
from San Francisco; Mr.. Harris, Marco
and Irwin Hellman, Messrs. Summer
field, Vawter, Hellman, Utoph, r, P.
Carter, Captain Young, Captain Bolton
Mr.. Waters, Redlands; Messrs. Wood
house. Waring, Routh, Merberg; Mr..
Young, Rochester, N. Y, and many
others.