The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26

garniture OF cut jet, gold slippers and dia-
Mrs. j. W. Campbell, in pretty con-
lection of pink and blue, white slippers
and pink feather fan.
Mrs. E. ]. Wagner, white crepe silk
cut V; the upper bodice of pink brocade,
white shoes and gloves, red carnations.
Miss Ida Jones of Provo, was becoming
" attired in street suit of tan; red car
nations gave just the touch of color needed.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs.
Frank Knox, d. @. Dunbar, George
Knox, W. p. Gannett, Robert Wallace.
j. M. SuIlender, j. w. Campbell, Cross
waite, George S. Gannett, II. Grant
Smith. W. j. Shiek, R. P. Glenden-
ming, j. A. Earls, L. G. Miller,
Wells, j. G. Clark, G. Westervelt,
A. G. Smith, Charles H. Brink, q. NJ.
Miller, 81. O. Burnett, e. Bourke, IL. b.
Windsor, r. Officer, E. j. Wagner.
Mrs. II. M. Whitney, mother of Bishop
o. F. Whitney, gave an afternoon tea on
Wednesday to about sixteen guests. The
circle of old friends enjoyed the passing
hours midst pleasant converse and remin-
iscence of lang syne. Such afternoons
are rare. consequently peculiarly enjoy
dDlO. ESPECIALLY Wien q SOOSAlS VI oOS4A
bright women are gathered together. a
delicious New England tea was daintily
served. The MeSdameS Talbot, Din
woodey and Bourne, daughters of the
gracious hostess, were the attendants.
Those who partook OF the hospitality
were, Mesdames b. B. Wells, Anna Din
woodey. M. Isabella Horne, E. S. Taylor,
B. w. Smith, Percilla Staynes, Mary
Freeze, Mary a. Burnham, Stephenson,
Powell, julia @. Howe, e. I'll. Woodman-
see, and Mrs. DR.. Barney.
The exhibition clu b gave another OF its
pleasant hops at Professor Younger s
academy on Friday evening. There were
about eighty couples present. among
them the following young ladies, and the
costumes they wore:
Miss Nellie Barreub's gown was an ele-
CANT peach blow silk, with wat cred silk
stripe skirt, en- train, bodice decolette
and square cut back and front. a fall Of
chiffon lent an added grace. Short
pulled sleeves were met by long cream
colored kids; kid slippers, white roses
and diamonds completed a lovely gown.
Miss Leda Stromberg wore remarkably
stylish gown of soft black silk en- train
the bodice being formed of Grecian folds,
which left Y effect both back and front,
from which rose the lovely white neck
I gracefully poised upon her fine shoulders
addressed kid gloves and slippers, a GOLD
comb in the hair. a loose cluster o.
white roses at the corsage gave the high
! light to a simple yet very artistic toilet.
! Miss Fannie Parry was in dainty cie
blue crepe made en- train, waist cut V
front and back and adorned with fall OF
feecy lace. Pink roses and diamond
jewels gave the finishing touch to an
effective costume
Miss Lizzie Sherwood looked a verita-
bic Aurora in her rosy frock and gray
shoes and gloves. White roses Were at
the corsage and for breast pin she wore
gold buttercup in the heart of which
rested diamond as dewdrop.
Miss AIcCloud was in pretty frock OF
red crepe.
Miss Mary Read wore a costume OF
gray satin with bodice OF handsome white
Castillian lace.
Miss Lille Phelps was in soft cream
white material. with green stomacher
and ribbon pendants OF the green, which
fell from the rich belt OF green to the hem
OF the garment.
Mrs. Thomas Homer was richly gowned
in black silk and old black lace, black
kid gloves; lovely tortoise shell comb
frightened her tresses.
Miss Lizzie brown-Scarlet crepe, made
empire, and garnitured with chiffon
white roses.
Miss Louie Plata pretty frock OF
ivory tinted crepe, bodice cut Y front and
back, brocaded sash, pearl necklace, red
carnations al the corsage and in the hair.
Miss D ma Lloyd-Gray crepe trimmed
in white lace, gold beads about the neck;
roses.
Miss Maggie Watson in neat black
silk skirt and red silk waist.