The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-02-05

briggs. j. P. White, j. w. Hoops,
f. w. Reynolds and L. B. Laker.
proved themselves, as on former
occasions, most competent and agreeable
hosts. Dancing was enjoyed in The
spacious art room, where the floor was
excellent and the music good. Following
is list of the young ladies and the
costumes they wore:
Miss Belle Barrett-A charming girl
was bright in Scotch plaid silk with the
front of the bodice relieved by changeablt
silk.
Miss Ada White-Canary crepe, garna-
tured with the loveliest embroidered
chiffon of like hue together with ribbons
of yellow, white gloves and undressed kIo
slippers, yellow roses, carnations ano
smilax at her corsage, and around The
| throat a necklace formed OF rows OF pearls
Miss Maud Lawson-Exquisite plnb
satin; pink satin striped gauze composed
the sleeves; ribbons bound the hair.
Miss Vic Lloyd was in cream nuns
yelling.
Miss Lizzie Brown wore pretty cos
tune of scarlet crepe embelliShed with
embroidered chiffon of like tint.
Miss Lizzie Hamlin was gowned in rose
pink crepe bodice, cut high and sleeves
| long: ribbons confined her hair.
Miss Louise Budd-A costume of ciel
blue silk, en- train, bodice sleeves
trimmed in embroidered chiffon; white
gloves; row of gold beads circled her
throat.
Miss Mixsell-A pretty gown of gray,
hair banded a la Greek; roses and smilax
at her corsage.
Miss Lizzie Taylor wore cream challie,
figured in heliatrope lace and ribbon gar
niture.
Miss Hyde-Brown silk with brown vel
vet vest, collar and cuffs. The bodice
frightened crystal passementirie and cut
steel buckles.
Miss Hattie Cameron-An exceedingly
becoming red silk, brocaded in cream
made directoire; Chinese lilies at her belt;
white feather fan and gloves.
Miss Hattie Badger was becomingly
gowned in brown
Miss e. NJ. Young was symphony in
gray and chiffon of like tint.
Miss Maior-Black lace over black silk.
Miss Rice-Blue, trimmed in pink
chiffon.
Miss Edna Hyde-Ciel blue crepe en-
train, trimmed with antique lace crystal
and gold passementerie, blue gloves and
shoes.
Emily Reilly-Gray costume with white
lace; hyacinths were her flowers.
Miss Mile Robisen-Brown silk, re-
lieved by gold passementerie; hyacinths
at the corsage.
Ada Ellerbeck-A shell pink crepe,
chiffon of the same lovely hue; roses in
the hair; suede gloves.
Miss Kate Stayer-Cream crepe. chiffon
of same color; roses and red carnations.
Irene Merrill-Ivory tinted crepe, blue
satin and lace for relief.
Mary Smith-Black dress, trimmed in
silk Of changing color, blue and red.
Miss Carrie Duncombe = Nile green
crepe fiounced, green embroidered chiffon
for trimming.
Miss Barnes-Brown silk. red silk
sleeves trimmed in chiffon.
Miss Mamie Barnes - Cream silk
fiounced, trimmed in white lace
Miss Bates-Ivory tinted albatross,
founced and trimmed in lace and ribbons,
bodice cut V front and back.
Miss Ball = Cream Bedford cord,
trimmed with brown velvet.
Miss Ida Rush was exceedingly stylish
in lovely gray crepe feur and f1ounced,
large pulled velvet sleeves of darker gray;
pink geraniums were at her corsage.
Miss Haight-Bronze green velvet,
pulled sleeves, skirt en- train, suede
gloves.
Miss Wright A stylish costume OF