The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19


white, with hair braided and falling
down the back. White carnations and
slippers.
Mrs. Jno. Groesbeck Jr. identity was
completely lost in the character of an East
India princess. Her complexion was
darkened to the proper color, her dress
was short, above the shoe top, and COM
posed of black crepe and lace, frightened
by q jet girdle which ran up under the
short jacket, and by strings OF diamonds
which depended from waist, golden coin
filed the skirt and edged the jacket and a
diamond tiara finished a strikingly hand
some toilet.
Miss Ivy Clawson, the Goddess Of Light,
appeared in white tulle dress and veil
deeply spangled. The veil was fastened to
the head by stars and a crescent from the
waist was suspended, a meteor of the first
magnitude. Wings of tulle, white kids
and slippers finished the pretty toilet.
Miss Lillian Hamlin took the character
of a court lady of Louis the XIV period.
A picturesque costume of cream silk,
caught high under the bosom with rich
passementerie OF green, red and tan. The
elbow sleeves were surmounted by butter
fly bows. Hair powdered, long white silk
mitts.
Mrs. Stephen Lynch, as Juliet, in ivory
tinted silk en- train, bodice trimmed in
chiffon, an exquisite pearl head dress and
girdle which fell to the hem of her dress,
her long hair was braided and hung down
the back, white gloves and shoes.
Mrs. D. S. Spencer looked sweet and
modest in dress of Quaker gray just es-
Gaping the ground with the regulation
kerchief and quaint bonnet OF the gray.
Mrs. S. w. Sloan took Annunciada,
Napoleon's younger sister, wearing
cream tinted silk, made in the empire
mode with bodice cut square, edged with
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valley.
Mrs. Frank Beatie was richly and very
becomingly attired.
Miss Matte Burgoyne, red crepe, red
shoes and gloves. white carnations.
Mrs. Heber Lee as Painting, wore a
pink costume made Grecian, round at the
throat, pulled sleeves, the skirt of the
dress topped at the side with palette
with paint thereon and a number of
brushes. From under the dress a hand
some white petticoat was displayed,
suede gloves, and silver comb in the
hair.
Mrs. r. w. Young, as Dolly Warden,
looked lovely in her punched skirts Of
lavender brocade over the handsome petit
coat, and the big hat and rich trimmings.
Mrs. p. j. Moran was gorgeous as Lady
Teazle, in lovely cream crepon Powered
green silk waist, white ostrich feathers
about the top of corsage and an elegant
white leghorn hat rich with wealth of
the plumes.
Mrs. J. Willard Haywood made a
charming daisy, with q daisy for cap,
trimmed with a bunch of smaller ones, a
dress of cream corded material cut at the
edges to represent the petals; from the
waist depended long narrow green rib
bons for leaves; a daisy fan and white
shoes.
Among the ladies not In costume were:
Mrs. j. e. Clark, becomingIy gowned in
red crepe, en- train red gloves, gold shoes,
gold comb in the hair, and diamond jew
els.
bodice cut V. frontand back and trimmed
in black velvet, black gloves and shoes.
Cut jet sparkled in the hair.
Mrs. Judge E.. A. Smith, an elegant
gown of rich, soft black silk, en- train,
frightened with cut jet; superb diamonds.
Miss Dot Kerney, pretty toilet of red
crepe, en- train, red gloves and shoes,
generous cluster of yellow roses at the
corsage and a single bud resting in the
hair.
Mrs. Willard Young wore a beautiful
gown of red crepe and cut jet, black gloves
and shoes, diamonds.
Mrs. o. f. Whitney was appropriately
and handsomely gowned in black rich
silk; diamonds.
| MISS BaDc0ck'S 1rock was 1ght-g gray
silk.
Mrs. Frank Jennings was in dainty
shell-pink silk, en- train, bodice and
sleeves embellished with chiffon OF same
hue, white gloves, gold comb set with
diamonds in the hair.
Mrs. Theresa Werner = Full evening
dress of magnolia-tinted bengaline, en-
train, bodice cut square with lovely pearl
passementerie for a trimming; white
feather fan, pink roses in her hair and
diamonds.
Miss May Preston-An vory-tinted silk
slip, yelled in soft white lace, bodice
round in the back and square in front.
the lace confined by quaint pink pin of
precious stones, sleeves of the lace pulled
to the elbow; white embroidered slippers,
white gloves and pink carnations at the
corsage, which completed very lovely
costume.