The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-05

and slippers. and white ribbon aroun
the hair.
Mrs. Haywood - White bengaline
trimmed with pearl passementerie. white
gloves and slippers, corsage of Gala lily
and smiiax, Gala lily in the hair.
Miss Iynch-Red silk, trimmed with red
ribbons, red gloves, black slippers, white
corsage bouquet.
Miss MaryWebb Davis Light blue crepe
empire gown, with sleeves OF dark green
velvet, gray gloves and slippers.
Miss VIVA Fenn-Gray serge, gray
gloves, slippers and corsage of yellow
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Effie Fenn-Green albatross, green
silk gloves, gray slippers and corsage of
carnations and lilies of the valley
Miss Nellie Young-LighJ blue silk,
trimmed with white lace and ribbons,
blue gloves, gray shoes.
Miss Hetty Young-A Partisan gown of
pink silk, with overdress of pink en-
broidered chiffon, pink pearl pessemen-
terie, pink gloves. pink slippers, corsage
OF pink tea roses.
Miss Gertie Allen-Yellow silk empire
gown, pearl passementerie, white lace,
gold slippers, yellow fan, suede gloves.
Miss Minnie Shoebridge = Gas light
green silk, cream lace, bronze shoes.
cream gloves, cream fan, corsage of pink
roses.
Miss Alice Bowring- Empire gown OF
white crepe, gold Dassementeries long
white gloves.
Miss Alice Davis-White silk overdress
of embroidered chiffon, pink gloves, en-
pire bouquet of roses.
May Ray silk, blue gloves,
black shoes.
Miss Maud Russell = White silk en-
train, white feather fan. black shoes and
corsage of pink roses.
Miss Maud Keeney-YeIlow crepe, pearl
passementerie, white lace, red gloves and
slippers.
Miss Louie Rowe-White silk empire
gown, gold passementerie.
Miss Belle Henderson - White crepe
silk, figured in light green, trimmed
with dark green velvet, white gloves,
gray feather fan and slippers, corsage OF
red carnations.
Miss Geigan-Black muslin de sole,
black gloves and slippers, corsage OF tea
70 ses.
Miss Lillian erguson-Helitrope silk,
overdress of silk net embroidered with
rose buds, white lace, helitrope gloves,
gold shoes, white crepe and lace fan, dia-
mond necklace.
Miss Daisy Ferguson-Pink silk, over
dress of pink silk embroidered net, pink
gloves, gold embroidered shoes, pink
crepe fan.
Miss Carrie Nickols-YelIow crepe,
sleeves of yellow velvet, yellow gloves,
shoes and roses.
Miss Nellie Folsom-Blue crepe and
blue chiffon, blue gloves, black slippers,
corsage of white roses.
Miss Lizzie Folsom-White silk, silk
net overdress, white gloves. bronze slip:
pers.
Miss Ruth Folsom-Pink silk, pink
chiffon, pink gloves and slippers.
Miss Fanny Bowering-Red crepe en-
pire gown, red ribbons, shoes and gloves,
corsage of pink roses.
Miss Tyra Grant-Helitrope crepe,
gloves to match, black slippers, light
Miss Dolly Walker-Red silk en- train,
gold bullion fringe on black silk net,
black suede slippers, ornaments of dia-
monds.
Miss May Smith-YelIow India silk,
empire gown, white lace, yellow gloves,
black slippers, corsage of yellow roses.
Miss Clara Tate-Black silk, jet trim
ming, red gloves and slippers, corsage OF
red roses.
Miss Hattie Heath-Blne nuns yelling,
yellow chiffon, yellow gloves and slip
pers, blue fan.
Miss Allie Bishop-Black silk, empire
gown, jet trimming, red gloves, black
slippers, corsage Of red roses.
Miss Carrie Keats--Grey and brown
silk, brown gloves, bronze slippers, cor
sage tea roses.
Miss Nellie Palmer-Electric blue silk,
black Spanish silk lace, cream suede
gloves, tan slippers, yellow roses
Miss Dot Keeney-White silk, white
silk net over dress embroidered in white
leaves, yellow roses, white gloves and
slippers.
Miss Matte Burgoyne-Ye crepe,
empire gown, passementerie OF sage
green silk and silver bullion, white
feather fan, yellow gloves and slippers,
corsage Of pink roses.
Miss Eva Evans-Can airy crepe, empire
gown, pearl and gold passementerie,
canary-colored gloves and slippers.
E. Hubbard, DR.. E. W. Whitney, w.
Davis, Grant Smith, J. Groesbeck, F.
Groesbeck, M. Raybould, Fl. and W. Pitt,
@. A. Knox, w. O'Brien, G. Eller-
beck, w. Lynch, p. Connor, W.
Brown, D. Depue, II. G. Hoffman, e.
Mccoy, @. Warner, j. Evans, G. q. Her
ron, G. Heron, G. Simpson, G.. OdelI,
Hardy, G. Reed, A. d. Tobin, d. Ostler,
w. Haywood, T. T. Hiatt, Tullinger
and IL. B. Windsor.
The informal party given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Gillespie last
Thursday night will finger in the memory
of those who were fortunate enough to be
present as one of the ''events' of their
life. 1t was wholly informal, conse-
quently perfectly delightful. Card play
| ing, dancing, vocal and instrumental
music were the pleasures of the hour, and
that happiest feature of all such gather
ings, witty and pleasant converse
ton, made the evening one of I'M
usual harmony. The cordial hospitality
which was SO free from all stilted conyen-
tionality, made the guests feel at home and
so passed most agreeable evening. Punch
was served during the evening, and after
a sumptuous reDast dancing was the pas
time INDUCED in.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs. j. K.
| Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. Horlick, Mr..
and Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Sands, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Firman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beatie, Mr.. and Mrs. P. z.
Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs, Bernheisel, Mes
danes DR.. Burrows, Flower, Bechtol,
Park and Harrison. The Misses Alice
and Ella Beatie, Nellie Burrows, Clara
Reuben, Ella Little, Mary Mckenzie, Lee
titia Gillespie and Nellie Griffith, also the
little Misses Maud Flowers, Stella Flow
ers, Helen Gillespie, Geneva Horlick and
Maggie DAILY, and Messrs. Jack, Upton,
Daily, Wood, Peyton, HemmingWay, and
DR.. Butcher.
Not SO large as that of the Press club
was the bali given by Piexotto lodge No.
AL, in Younger's hall Wednesday night.
but certainly it was as enjoyable and no
masquerade of the season has given more