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

Miss Van Colt was in crimson frock,
gracefully trimmed with silk embroidered
chiffon.
Hiss Ella Clark wore most tasteful
frock, which just suited her style.
Miss Maud Keeney, a stylish tan crepe,
en- train, an elegant pearl and chrystal
passementerie adorned the gown; red
shoes and gloves. and rose in her hair.
About the shoulders was carelessly thrown
a superb ruby-pIush cape, which gave an
artistic finish to the costume.
Miss Hyde was in a soft, clinging dress
of magnolia-tinted silk.
| Mrs. II. l.. A. Culmer wore g refined
toilet of lavender, en- train, with garni-
ture of duchess lace; white gloves; dia-
monds.
Miss Alder Golden-brown silk, the
front relieved by yellow silk chiffon; q hat
OF harmonious colors was worn with the
gown; diamonds.
Miss Bowers = An exquisitely lovely
gown of golden brown crepe and shell
pink, made princess in the back and
| hanging loosely over full pink silk front.
The sleeves were puffed and edged with
ruffle of the brown lined with pink silk,
and the skirt was deeply and richly en-
broldered in a dainty pattern of gold
one of the most elegant gowns worn this
season.
Mrs. Joseph Richard was most elegantly
gowned.
These are some OF the costumes worn by
the gentlemen present:
Mr.. Selden Clawson as Petruchio.
Ernest Young, Marc Anthony.
Mr.. j. Wash Young, Romeo.
Mr.. M. L. Oglesby, Spanish gentleman.
Messrs. VIII Clark and VIII Morris
were Game Sports.
Mr.. Will Hampton, Abby Busoni.
Mr.. Vern Hardy, court jester.
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Cristo.
Mr.. Milton Allen, as Earl of Leicester.
Hugh Dougal, captain in the army.
Mr.. John Groesbeck, ir., a knight OF
the xiv century.
Mr.. John Trumbo, army lieutenant.
Mr.. Frank Taylor and Frank Beatie
were s'Arabs from Ireland"
Mr.. Olive Green, Otheilo.
The names of those present not in char
acter were: Bishop O. f. Whitney, Spen-
Ger Clawson, w. II. Rowe, 81. M. Wells,
Chas. S. Burton, Elias Smith, J. D..
Spencer, S. H. Clawson, John Bechtol,
Horace Eldredge, Fred Slade, Chas. Her
ron, Mat. Walker, Chas. Simpson, A. S..
Clawson, Sharp Walker, Herald Pitt,
Oscar Moyle, Will Haywood, Alma Katz,
Ives Cobb, Joe Richards, JOS Taylor, R..
/ S. Wells, III. G.. Whitney, Dan. Spencer,
Mr.. Crossway, Willard Young. VIM.
Dougal, M Q. Godbe, Fred Scarf, II. M.
Dinwoodey, w. W. Clayton.
Invitations were issued for Wednesday
at 8 O'Clock by Mrs George A. Lowe,
and Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, for the snow was falling fast,
most OF them were responded to. On
arriving the guests were initiated into the
work for the coming week, Lent having
made bees of many gay butterflies. Sixty
large silk squares are to be made for two
autograph quilts, which, when COM
pleted, are to be ratified off for the benefit
of the two orphan asylums, Protestant
and Catholic, where diphtheria has pre-
vailed, and funds are sadly needed. This
is most laudable cause and will most
certainly enlist the sympathies of
all. The grand danes and bellies
who will do this stitching are:
Misses Crawford, Rookiedge, Mackin-
tosh, Alff, Bailey, Thomas, Weber,
Mccormick, Beattie, Zane, Royle, Hates,
Roundy, Phillips. Title Phillips, Gull
mer, Walker, Wallace, Anderson, Law
renee, Woodward, Mamie Wood
ward, Conklin, Agatha Conklin,
Edith Shearman, Morgan, Young,
Alton Young, Lucille Young,
Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Want
land, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs. Robertson,
MIS-. DduuDSAS ger r1I5. ny al, 1hIS. OL1edU-
ley, Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. Eccles, Mrs.
Downey, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. M.
G. Fox, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Dart, Mrs. Nc
Cornick. Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Rien-
sinner, Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Isaac Jennings,
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Seigel, Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Dunbar,
Mrs. Bascom, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Whist.
After sweet charity had been given its
need of attention, tea and delicious cake
were served in the second parlor, Mrs.
Egbert Roberts brewing the beverage.
A very elegant high five party was that
given on Thursday evening by Mrs. ). E.
Game at her handsome home on B street.
About forty guests we're present. The
scene was brilliant and exceedingly en-
joyable, as are all of Mrs. Caine's enter
tainments, for hostess is mistress of the