The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-25

lnb gorgeous Sunn0Wer mas play Gu ~ AAN''e
part in them.
1t is but few years ago when this lofty
queen Of the prairie was q most disposed
flower; but since Oscar Wild's journey
through our country the flower that
came up without any eppreciative gaze
save that of the sun has assumed her posi-
ton, and reigng right royalty 1t greets
the gratified sight at every point. Great
clusters ill rare jars. msntles are banked
high with them, the center tables is aglow
with them, and it is the fad to color the
ices yellow.
While flowers hold their especial phase,
pleasing tne taste and appealing to the
aesthetic soul, al entertainers are seeking
something novel wherewith to crafty the
appetite. A salad is the chief trouble. and
while chicA~n. tomato, lobster and shrimp
are the inevitable round. the fruit salad. OF
which the French are so partial, is rarely
ever seem The pineapple and orange. or
pineapple and bananas make most deli
cious salad when dressed with wine or cor
dial.
The high five given by the Misses Stout
on Friday evening st o'clock was one of
the largest as well as one OF the handsom-
est entertainments of the week. There
were seventy-five Invitations out. The
home was beautifully adorned with palms
and cut flowers OF astors and geraniums,
while smilax festooned the chandeliers in
drawing, dining and dressing rooms Th 9
broad staircase leading from the lawn was
richly carpeted IN red and large
electric lamp brilliantly lighted the ground
around. Mrs. j. M. Stontt and the Misses
Stout were assisted in receiving their
guests by Mrs. j. b. Boggs. IL was q full
dress affair. Mrs. Stout was gowned in
white, Jewels OF rnbies and diamonds.
Mrs. Boggs-Ciel blue mousseline de
chine, garnature OF embroidered chiffon OF
same hne. Diamond jewels.
Miss Romano Stout wore pretty toilet
OF dainty rose-bued null, dotted with
white. Bodice decollette, finished at top
in fall of white lace. The skirt was
trimmed at bottom with deep lace hounce.
Miss Marian Stoutt was costumed in
jaime brocadeu silk. Bodice cut Raphael,
and edged in silk embroidered chiffon of
The same lovely tint, velvet sleeves of q
deeper shade, SKIRT en- train deeply hounced
with the chiffon. Margueretes in her hair,
completed truly lovely toilet
Miss Frances Stoutt-An ecru silk trim
med in cream lace, elbow sleeves Of old
rose, edged with the lace. The Grecian
drapering was caught at the waist with a
handsome gold buckle. Pink roses in the
hair and at the corsage.
Miss Beattle-White India silk en- train.
Bodice cut V, and trimmed in embroidered
chiffon. White shoes and gloves.
Miss julia Lynch-IVory timed gown.
Re1 flowers.
Miss Sawyer bangaline silk,
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same lovely hue.
Miss M0rlan--An exceedingly elegant
gown Of buttercup bangaline, corselet in
br0cadeo silk, bodice tipped of with q
Queen Ann collar richly edged with pearl
pasEamenterie, satin slippers buttercup
color; tea roses.
Mrs Ledyar Bailey-A gray crepe of ex-
quisite make. Chiffon of rose pink crepe
covered the threat TO V shape, being I'm
ished where il met the gray crepe with a
pink pearl and silver passamenterie. The
skirt which just brushed the floor was fin
ished in an arrangement Of the pink and
gray INTERVIEWING. Slippers Of undressed
black kid embroidered in silver; white
gloves and margueretes.
Miss Hawley-Black lace over silk, re-
lieved by RED. Red ribbons caught by dia-
monds were in the hair.
Miss Ida Savage-India silk of crimson
tiounccd with same. Chiffon of same
trimmed the bodice; carnations were her
flowers; ivory-tinted kid gloves.
Miss Maud Hsrdy-Cream silk, lilac
Powered. Necklace of pearls and Astors.
Mrs. j. L. Richards-Lavender India
silk, finished at throat and wrists with
chiffon OF same snade, gloves aud shoes 20
match Pink roses at throat and in the
hair.
Miss Allie Bisbop-Turouois blue.
trimmed in yellow ribbons and chiffon en-
broidereG Diamonds.
Miss Benedict-Black lace, pink roses
and diamonds.
Miss Maud Thorn = Magnolia tinted
gown. Yellow and red orchids
Miss Gertrude Allen-Pale blue silk.
passaneuterie. Corsage v back and front
Miss Mears-A becoming toilet of lovely
crimson silk, garnished in same colored
chiffon.
Miss Dot Keeney-Black silk, hrocsded
in white. Corsage made and filled in
with cream crepe. Diamonds.
Miss Maud Keeney = Black challie
striped in white. Pink roses. Diamonds.
Miss Clara Bailey - Yellow crapon:
Grape chiffon embroidered, trimmed neck
aud sleeves Tea roses.
Miss Amy Bea1e-Shell pink crepon.
garniIurs OF chiffon and ribbons
Miss Florence Roundy was IN cell blue
silk, cut round with white lace finish.
Miss George McKimmins-G owned in
bebe blue silk. Astors were her flowers.
Little Addie Stout was very sweet in
#hite. lace, ribbons and all
Miss Noble Wine colored banRaline silk.
with lemon tinted silk tilling in the cor
sage, jewels Of turquoise.
The invited guests besides those named
were the Misses Aft, Hoge, Washburn.
Dolhe Walker. Msrie Roundy, Margaret
Park. Thomas, Grace Standish; Mesdames
A. b. Jones and A. b. Witcher; Messrs.
Allen, Austin, Burke, Bailey, Buckholtz.
Boggs. Game. Diehl, Gates, Groesb beck.
Hall, Hurst, De Witt Jennings, Glendin
ming, Katz, Field, Lyman, Lawrence.
Miles, Noble, Park, Post Pollock. Rom
ney. Rogers, j. |. Richards. A. b. De
Righs, Sawyer, Shell, Robert Smith. MAY
Smith, Sharkey. Henry and Clarence Nc
Cornick, w. Thompson, Albert Taylor.
VIII. Sharp and Mat c. Walker, A. b.
Wifcher.
The first prize was gold souvenir spoon
won by Miss julia Lynch; second, an after
dinner eoffeo-cuD and saucer, carried of by
Miss Hattie Mears. Gentlemen's tirst
prize, q silver paper knife, was won bv MIR.
Bunkh0ltz; the second, silver card case,
taken BY Mr.. Groesbeck; consolation fell
70 MFR. Charles Hurst. silver hat band. 4
delicious menu was then served, consist
ing Of:
Chicken Salad. Bread and Butter.
Sailed Almonds, Olives.
Ice Cream. Cakes
Candies,
Coffee.