The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-12

Young, John Groesbeck, Steve Lynch and
the Misses Minnie Sears and Hattie
Young.
The emblem of the club is a withered
rose bud, and each lady member APP
peared wearing white bud OF the lovely
flower in her hair and in a faded condi-
ton.
The following is a partial list of those
present and the costumes they wore:
Mrs. Selden Clawson IS toilet of cameo
tinted gray was exceedingly becoming to
her refined and stately type, the gown was
made en- train, bodice cut V, garnitured
with point lace, elbow sleeves, and white
kids drawn to meet them, white feather
ian and white slippers; the faded whita
bud in her hair.
Mrs. Ike Clayton-A copy of the 1890
style, in pink silk, black striped, figured
at intervals. white crepe front, caught
here and there with white ribbon bows.
Withered white rose bud.
Mrs. Will Hampton-Gray brocaded
silk, pink chiffon trimming, white feather
fan.
Steve Lynch-Black crepe with garna-
ture of jet passementrie.
Mrs. Charles Craft-An exquisite scarlet
silk, en- train, scarlet gloves and shoes OF
like hue.
Mrs. Washington Young-Yellow silk
lowered in brown, made empire with
skirt edged in ruffies, waist belted high
with handsome gold and brown passe-
ment.ie.
Miss Minnie Sears-A lovely gown OF
iuory tinted China silk trimmed in en-
broidered chiffon, white kid gloves.
Miss Hettie Young-A handsome i'm
ported toilet of scarlet crepe embellished
with rich gold passementrie.
Mrs. John Groesbeck wore lovely cos
tune of yellow crepe, made empire
and fieur, magnificent Jewels
OF diamonds and pearls of great size,
hair banded in yellow ribbons. The
preceding ladies all wore the faded rose
bud.
Mrs. Fred Clawson was charmingIy at
tired in yellow crepe, white lace and red
carnations.
Mrs. Frank Beatie-Greep brocaded
cloth en- train, large pulled velvet sleeves;
diamonds.
Mrs. Werner-Handsome black silk,
large pulled velvet sleeves, brocaded in
blue, black feather fan and black kid
gloves.
Mrs. Ernest Young-Cream tinted dress,
founced at edge, trimmed in point lace,
red carnations, red gloves and slippers Of
same hue.
Miss Minnie Shoebridge-B silk en-
train, bodice garnatured with French
silk blond lace, gold beads about the
throat, gold comb in the hair and white
kid gloves.
Miss Mary Jennings was charmingly
gowned.
Mrs. Willard Young-An exceedingly
stylish costume OF red silk crepe brightly
jetted, black velvet collar, black gloves
and shoes.
Mrs. Lynch-Black silk en- train, jetted
roses in the hair and diamond jewels.
Mrs. Ernest Eldredge-Brown and blue
cloth, empire style, blue pulled velvet
sleeves. gold passementerie,
Miss Jean Groo was very prettily and
becomingly gowned.
Miss Edith Dinwoodey-A girlish gown
of ivory tinted China silk, low round
bodice confined at waist with white sash,
short pulled sleeves; jewels of turquoise
and diamonds.
Alley Davis-Magnolia tinted crepe bro
caded in roses, skirt founced; pink rib
bons.
Miss Eva Evans-Brocaded pink silk,
bodice made surplus with folds of black
velvet, embroidered chiffon, black velvet
sash, suede gloves; an exquisite costume.
Mrs. Florence Clawson-Gray crepe,
richly embellished in silver and gold pas
sementerie; jewels of diamonds and
pearls.
Mrs. H. S. Beatie-Royal purple velvet
made princess, en- train, bodice heavily
ietted, black feather fan, black kid gloves;
diamonds.
Miss Van Cott-scarlet brocaded silk,
in like colored chiffon embroid-
cry, suede gloves.
Mrs. George D. Alder-Cream surah,
French lace, pink roses at corsage.
Miss Sharp-Yellow crepe confined with
a unique belt of gold and tortoise shell,
yellow feather fan, amber beads about the
throat and amber IN the hair.