The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-26

Society has been rather quiet OF more
correctly speaking, very exclusive. The
most dressy affair of the week was the ball
given II the Eighteenth ward school house
by the AlieGi Tempous Flores club last
Monday night. Olsen S band was in at
tendance, and it goes without saying that
the music was beautiful. The men were
gallant and the women charming. Among
those present were:
Mrs. Farlow-Light green silk.
Mrs. Bert Young-Green and red cloth
dress; hair done high.
Mrs. May Clawson-Bronze green and
pink striped tafita silk, black silk lace,
pink and gold opera bennett, white
gloves, diamonds.
Mrs. Sci Clawson-Empire gown of pink
and white, chaille, hair done high with
the emblem of the club, white satin bow
and wlthered rose adjoining it.
Mrs. Wash Young = Heliotrope silk
empire gown. trimmed with escurial lace,
gloves and shoes to match.
Miss Edith Dinwoodey - Red silk,
trimmed with chiffon, through which were
stuck ;eweIed pins, gloves and slippers of
red, gold comb in the hair.
Miss Eva Evans-Red silk, red gloves,
black slippers.
Miss Fanny Bowering-Black silk and
clota dress trimmed with jet, red gloves
and slippers.
Mrs. Florence Clawson, Light tan cloth
dress with blue silk vest and cuffs and
gold passementerie, tan gloves, gold and
amber comb in the hair.
Mrs. Joe Richards, lavender silk,
trimmed with chiffon and silver passe-
menteTle. grey gloves.
Miss Hetty Young, shot silk, trimmed
with iridescent passementerie, silver but
teray and pin in the hair.
Mrs Charles Kraft, black and Nile
green lowered SILK, Nile green silk vest,
over which was point and duchess lace,
green gloves and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. R. S. Wells, handsome black silk.
Mrs. Tom Sloan. white India silk.
Mrs. II. @. Whitney, black silk and
lace.
Miss Dot Sears, red silk, red slippers.
Mrs. Amy Cummings, heliotrope silk,
trimmed with hounce OF real valen-
ciennes lace, white crepe vest, flowers
and gold beads in the hair.
Mrs. Will James, rich brown silk
Mrs. W. b. Rowe, black silk, real lace
talbot, tan gloves, gold comb, diamonds.
Mrs. Fred Clawson, black lace, red
gloves, black slippers, pearl and diamond
ornaments, red bow and silver comb IN
the hair.
Mrs. Walter Jennings, deep lilac colored
silk, black lace, black gloves and slip
pers, gold comb, diamond ornaments.
Miss Nell Groesbeck, green silk,
trimmed in old rose velvet and silk and
gold passementerie, ieweled pins, gold
comb in the hair
Mrs. s. c. Dunbar, lilac colored crepe,
lilac gloves. black slippers, jeweled pins.
x-r,af black silk riracc -ef
passementerie and beaded lace were the
trimmings, a silver comb in the high
couture, and diamond ornaments
Miss May Jennings, pink crepe trimmed
with pink ribbons, pink gloves, black
slippers, gold pins at the belt and silver
comb in the hair.
Miss Jean Groo, red crepe dress. red
gloves and slippers.
Miss Lena Preston, Powered chaille.
Mrs. H. L. a. Culmer. black silk
trimmed with lace, gray gloves, silver
comb, diamonds.
Mrs. Walter Beattie, black and green
Powered silk, real lace, green and gold
pins.
Mrs. Heber Lee, black lace. pink rib
bon.
Miss Shoebridge, gray silk, steel passe-
1nenterie, gray gloves, bronze shoes, gold
beads and comb, diamond ornaments.
Miss Minnie Secor, black satin dress
trimmed with pink chiffon, pink gloves,
black shoes.
Mrs. Ernest Brockbank, gray embroid-
cred cloth dress, yellow crepe sleeves,
yellow silk gloves.
Mrs. George Piper, black silk trimmed
in black chiffon, Tan gloves.
Miss Ruby Ciawson, green silk.
Mrs. Isaac Clayton, pink India silk and
white net
Mrs. VIII Hampton, red silk and black
velvet.
Mrs. John Groesbeck, grey silk dress,
gloves and shoes to correspond.
Mrs. o. f. Whitney, black silk and
lace.
This gentleman were Messrs. w. H.
Rowe, w. J. Beattie. 5. I. Clawson, R.
S. Wells, Ives Cobb, w. Jennings, Mil
ton Allen, w. James, II. Eldredge,
Charles Kraft, $. Lynch, 1. Clayton, W.
Han4pton, w. Young, J. B. Farlow, J..
B. Toronto, G. Dlehl, II. L. A. Culmer,
1T. Richards, W. Groesbeck, H. Din
woodey, jr., V. Hardy, H. Pitt, J. Beeh-
toll, D. E. Brockbank, S. Walker, H.
Ellerbeck- E; Sheets. J. B. Windsor, G..
D. Piper. Charles Heron. G. Odell,
Scott Wells. q. Allster, Alma
Katz, c. Benedict, W. J. Meeks,
r. A. Grenep, Z. Oden. Il. G. Whit
ney, Thomas Patrick, and Bishop o. F.
Whitney, who looked unusually hand
some in full evening dress suit, with his
hair cut pompadour.
The Waverly club, which is composed
of some of the incest young people in
town, gave its fortnightIy party Friday
night at Younger's hall. Olsen's band
furnished the music, and Miss Murphy,
the boutonniers and boquets. 1t was a
very social affair and those present were:
The Misses Minnie Shoebridge, Eva
Evans, Mile Taylor, Clara Tate, Miss
Folsom, Fan Bowering, Miss Bowering
LLOYD. Clara Furgeson, May Raybould
Kate Raybould, Mary Webb Davis. Hattie
Heath, Dewey, Belle Henderson, Mrs
and Miss Geigan of Baltimore, Nd; Kin
uey. Alice Davis, Clara Clawson, Kate
Clawson, Mrs. Rodney Badger, Carrie
Nichols% Grant, Emily CLOVIS, Susie
Ritter. Hearst, Tomlinson, Clara Ruffner,
Annie Liggan, Livingston, Moffatt, Beck,
Keats. Hanlin, McAllister. Anderson
Clayton, Edith Weller and Curtis.
The gentlemen were: Messrs. Day,
Conrad, Wells, Walker, Tobin, S. Wells.
Alien, Ellerbeek, Badger, G. Wells,
Hearst, Pitt, Gunter, Hall, Schide, Tay-
lor, Simpson, Dull, Acomb, Convey Z,
Merrill. J and +. Derrick, Brown, Rob-
ms, Q. and g. Heron, M. Walker, Knox,
DR.. Leeka, Ritter, Kraft, Benedict,
nleeks, Rocks, Morris, Connor, Hills,
Trayers and Hoffman. There was an in
mission at 10 O'Clock and the merriment
ceased at / a. m, at least that was the
time the party let out.
last Thursday night Mrs. w. II. Me-