The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-31
SALT LAKE SOCIETY
Open Air Fetes and Entertain
ments Still the Rage.
a Great Grist Of Personals and Variety Of
LIENS Interesting to ladies Of the
Beau Monde.

school, the ball is bound to keep rolling, at
least until the eastern train carries the last
,ne OF again
Have the charming girls forg that
this Is leap year, These lawn parties are
just the places. Nothing SO melxs the heart
as the dancing shadows Of the leaves, the
witchery of the moon as it peeps through
the branches, OF the soft glow of Oriental
lights, 10 say nothing of the fascinating
charm OF the dearest girl'' IN the world il
her daintlest ana most fetching gown.
Even this is not sufficient now aud then 10
give The tiIlid man the courage necessary.
Not long ago one Of those fearful fel-
lOwsn said 10 his charmer, leap year Is
passing and haven't had single proposal
I'm not popular, am /. - NOW you Know
you are" The kind hearted girl replied
'All right be said, you propose now,
and J. shant feel SO badly. After much
merrimeDt, protestation and tears, the girl
found herself engaged. and let us whisper
In your ear she is now married. Shall her
name be told! You Eli know her, so guess
The fete champetre given by Mr.. Alma
Katz and Miss Katz on Tuesdayreyening
was The social event OF the week. and a
very beautiful and enjoyable affair 1t
proved. The evening was warm and the
dancing but OF doors on the well waved
floor under the bright electric light and TO
the strsins of enlivining music WAS per-
feet delight. The grounds were enclosed
by canvas in front and at the sides, so that
passers by could get but tantalizlng
Rlimps OF the bright and pretty scene. A
number OF the young ladies taking hint
from the original Invitations went in Louis
(iuGtorz costumes and looked exceeding
lovely IN their picturesque Vatican gowns,
powdered hair. and black patches Ori-
entail lights cast sheir rays out into many g
cosy spot here the quiet fiirtations were
carried on, snd we venture the thought
that not one merry heart recalled the gar
den fete Of long ago, where so much mischief
was caused the lll-stsrred Marie Antonette
In the plotting 10 get her interested in. and
finally TO buy that fated diamond necklace.
There were a hundred invitations issued.
and but few regrets received, a tempting
collation. wss served of
Chicken Patties. Victoria Sand wiches.
Thin Sliced Bread and Butter.
Assorted Cakes. ~ conee.
Mrs. Katz, the gracious hostess, wore a
handsome brocaded black silk richly trim
med in pRssameutrie and lace entraln.
Miss Emily Katz. the lovely daughter OF
the house. welcomed the guesss in the most
Of shell pink silk, cut RsphseR with elbow
sleeves, nair dressed high. white kid gloves
and shoes. She carried cluster OF sweet
peas
Miss Mary Burke looked grand in the
Louis XIV costume of scarlet crepe with
immense pulls of black satin at the shout
der, black satin outlining the short waist,
long black mits black shoes, black patches
on the face and the hair thrown back from
the brow aud piled high and powdered.
The style was str.kingly becoming 10 her.
Miss Clara Bailey was also in costume,
the loreliest Vatican gown OF cream crepe,
the touch of color being the long red mlts,
red shoes and red pinks In the powdered
hair; black patches completing the effect.
Miss Shearman was very handsome In an
artistic toilet She wore the dainty aud
rare "malds in greenn in her powdered
hair.
Miss Aft In a Vatican gown Of blue silk,
disked in white and violet design, trimmed
elegantly in old point hair powdered.
Miss Thomas, The coolest and prettiest OF
dotted Swiss.
Miss Grace Young, blue silk, striped blue
gauze over DRESS with the sweetest Of pink
roses in her hair and at the corsage, white
kid gloves and shoes.
Miss Maud Thorne, costume OF cream
crepe, pink roses and cream kids.
Miss Benedict blue silk gracefully trim
med in cream coral lace. white feather fan
and white gloves.
Miss Zane was in white.
Miss Carrie Thorne carried OF pretty
gown OF bebe blue silk with much grace.
Miss Noble looked elegant In handsome
silk. very richly embroidered in gold. with
nedice lace trimmings black kids.
Miss Nellie Beattie wore lovely cream
crepe exquisitely adorned with pearl pa
eamentrle.
Miss Edna Shearman, in an effective
If ypIlQrv Cllkr
Miss Tiernan, red crepe, white pinks and
white gloves.
Miss George McKimmons bebe blue
silk, crimson PerRniums and white kids.
Miss Lucille Young IN a chameleon slk
of red and black, garnature of black lace,
cream kids.
Miss Alton Young, striped chiffon in vio-
Miss Ella Raleigh looked charming in
cream ChiEa silk, creme kid shoes and
gloves.
Mrs. Krouse looked very handsome in q
black silk. with overdress of black lace cut
V back and front. diamond jewels.
Mrs. Roundey was beautifully gowned in
corn silk and crepe.
Mrs Trip, ecrue silk, coral lace, white
snd crimson pinks. white kids
Mrs Fenton, combination OF Powered
chaliie snc old rose silk.
Miss Dunford in q stylish gray.
Mrs DR.. Benedict. g black China silk,
black paksRmentrie, ducnesse lace. white
fan and gray gloves
The following is the list completed Of the
guests present:
Louise Wheeler. Ida Noble, Edna Shear
man Miss Lawrence, Nettie Raleigh, Hat
tie Louis, Carrie Keats, Louise Hoge, Mrs.
Browning, Mary Brownsby, Ethel Barsh,
ID. r. Busby. VIII Wallace, s. +. Fenton,
q. w Trip, II. Pitt. F. McIIimmons, H.
McCornick DIR. Witcher, Frank Zane,
Will Smedley, Albert Taylor, Bert Rom
new. VIII Cray, Lewis Diehl. Charles
Lewis. M. Glendlnning, Mr.. Kenneth Kerr,
VIII Bishop VIII Lawrence. Vernon
Hardy George Lawrence, Will Dinwoodey,
Bert Lawrence. VIII Reist. Harry Shear
man. Mary Smith, Masses VAriRn, Albert
Smith, Milton Miles, Robert Smith, Lieu
tenant Scrley, b. J.. Glendiuning, Mr..
Perego Brooklyn, MIR. Wright. San Fran
cisco: Mr.. Ives Cobb, Archie Nc
Kay, Mr.. Frank Hobbs, Horace Trumbo,
Mr. VIII Walker, MIR. Bob Stevenson. Mr.
Sharpe Walker. Messrs. Brooks, MIR. Matt
Walker, Mr.. Nye, Mr.. George Westervelt,
sam Park, MIR. Win Ford, Professor
krouse.
Miss Belle Armstrong gave a very
charming lawn party on Friday evening.
The grounds are large and finely adapted
for the purpose. They we're magnifcently
lighted with electricity and two locomotive
headlights together with number OF
oriental balls. The music was excellent
and the dancing floor all that could be
wished. The night was perfect aad all
went merrily. Claret punch was provided
indoors, while the ice cream was served on
the lawn Miss Armstrong was assisted
IN her entertainment OF the guests by the
members Of the Sorosis club, namely:
Misses Dot Sears, Ada Eilerbeck, Ida
Movie. Edith Moyle, Florence Moyle, Net
Rorn. Ester Moore, Lillian hamlin. Ida
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