The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09

MISS Ella Ens1gn-Ecru, lowered IN yell
low and purple asters; high bodice and
long sleeves; a lovely cluster of pink
roses were at the corsage.
Miss Nettis Convey was in lovely COM
bination OF crimson and black; red shoes.
Miss Belle Barratt-ciel blue silk, flow
cred in delicate pink; bodice cut square
with fall of blue silk chiffon, pink en-
broidered, which fell about the square,
short sleeves; long blue undressed kid
gloves; blue feather fan.
Miss Ada White was all in white, with
. pearls to bind the hair and about the
neck; red carnations were the touch OF
color.
Miss Lilly Kelly-Greenish blue dress,
elbow sleeves covered in black lace, gar
niture of blue ribbons; white and red
roses were her flowers.
Miss Kate Clawson was in trim suit,
neatly made and trimmed IN narrow black
velvet ribbon. Red carnations.
Miss Lille Phelps-Cream silk, trimmed
prettily in green ribbons.
Miss Ceora Dinwoodey-A lovely scarlet
crepe with large pulled sleeves OF scarlet
brocaded silk; gold jewelry.
Miss Luta Van-Pink challie, brocaded
In pink carnations; green chiffon and
green ribbon.
Miss Lillian Hamlin-Gray street suit.
Miss Bee Wilkinson-Scarlet crepe; red
shoes.
Miss Elsie Barrow-Black silk, white
lace and red ribbons.
Miss James-Black dress, frightened
with large cluster of pink roses; black
undressed kid gloves.
Miss Alice Paxman-A neat chocolate
tinted street suit.
Miss Minnie Lloyd-An exceeding chic
frock of black, with large linen collar and
cuffs.
Miss Van Fleet-Dark green street COS
tune.
Miss Walker-Green suit trimmed with
green velvet; the velvet collar hghtened
with silver and pearl passementerie.
Miss Maggie Snell-Heliotrope crapon,
with bodice cut V in front, from which
depended deep, soft-puff of moussellne
de sole. Nesting in its feecy fullness
was a pretty bunch of pink geranlums.
I Miss Ida Rush-Cream crepe, V front.
with fall OF lace depending; bronze slip
pers.
Miss Gwen Edwards Black silk
hounced in black lace; bodice with deep
fall of same; red silk miGts, and red ian
and shoes; hair banded in gold; pink
roses and white snowdrops.
Miss Maude Pratt-Pale green silk
fieur, black lace overdress; diamonds;
lovely cluster of pink roses.
Miss Lizzie Brown-A- rich ashes OF
roses bengaline, blue chiffon trimming;
white and pink roses.
Miss Emma Willie-Black silk; dia-
monds; white and pink roses; black kid
gloves.
A partial list of the gentlemen present
is this: George Ritter. Gene Hills, Walt
Ellerbeck, Jack Derrick, G. w. Wigton,
H. L. Nelson. j. G. Lind, H S. Wooley
George TT istrsm, A. E. Hyde Jr., Charles
Solomon, Charles Griggs, Grin Grow, j.
Hayman, j. e. Erdley, Will Sherwood,
Alex. Pyper, Nose Christensen, OF Ogden,
Mr.. Bug Bailentine, Of Ogden, J. d. Dav-
export, Mr.. Fackner and A. Lister.
The dancing party given by Mrs. Farley
Williams, on Wednesday evening, to her
daughter, Miss Kate Williams, was beau
tifuI affair, and most thoroughly enjoyed
by the happy hearts there. Light feet
and eager desire were not long in testing
the smoothness of the canvased floors
and the delightful strains of enchanting
music. Easter lilies, roses, white carna-
tions and the daisy were used with stately
palms. and with excellent effect, to en-
belish halls and drawing rooms. Ices
and lemonade were passed during the en-
tire evening, and at II delicious supper
Among the lovely gowns worn, many
showed their pretty daintiness for the
first time.
The young ladies present, and descrip-
ton of their costumes, follows:
Miss Katie Williams, the gracious host
ess, wore lovely toilet of white and gold.
A handsome Borelo jacket covered, but
did not conceal the pretty blouse of soft
white, striped in gold.
Miss Addie Zane wore a costume of rich
silk. lightened by beautiful cluster of
roses.
Miss Bertha Carter was gowned in a
soft golden brown crepe, made pictures
ouely and fitting perfectly.
Miss Kathering Geddes, atollet OF hand
some brocaded white silk of quaint and
becoming design: white slippers.
| Miss Grace Jacobs, a frock of red,
gracefully and softly clinging to the fig
Miss Louise Smedley, charming dress
of white silk, white slippers and violets
at the corsage.
Miss Bessie Glendinning was costumed
in dainty shell pink crepe.
| Eloise Sherman-a charming CONNECTION
in lavender silk.
Miss Laura Sherman wore pretty red
crepe.
full frock OF ciel blue silk.
Margaret Thompson-ina graceful toilet
of purest white silk.
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charmingly figured.
Miss Margaret Richards-a graceful cos
tune of forget me- not blue crepe; flowers.
Ethel Paula dainty figured silk.
Allie Paul in pretty frock, just suited
to her style.
Matte Kimban looked charming in a
becoming Dolly Warden silk.
The Misses Agnes and Celia Sharp were
stylishly arrayed.
Miss Luacine Hoge looked superb In her
buttercup silk.
Miss Edna Remington wore light blue
silk of lovely design.
Miss Mamie Sharp-in shell pink silk,
which gave bewitching color to the
cheek.
The Misses Blanche Burke, Sue Bacon,
Mamie Read and Louise Richards were
4 unayoidably prevented from attending.
Fanny Bird was gowned in pretty fig
ured silk.
Miss June Sadler-White silk.
Louise Gdell was charmingly attired
in pale blue silk.
Miss Florence Small looked exceedingly
attractive in lowered silk.
Miss Nellie Daily wore a light figured
silk, becomingly made.
Rittie Horn was in dainty white silk.
Mamie Noble-White silk
! jasmine Young-A simple but effec-
tive robe OF cream India silk.
/ Miss Jessie Forbes looked charming in
her graceful white India silk; violets at
the corsage; white slippers.
Lea Judd was in some soft magnolia
tinted stuff which hung with grace
Miss Carol Young was costumed in a
pretty frock of ivory tinted silk.
TIE young gentlemen all wore bouton-
nieres of yiolets. Their names, as well as
car De remembered, are: Messrs. Dana
Smith, Wayne Smith, Willie Barnett,
Landrum Mcfarland, Frank Whital,
Albert Allen, Roy Hampton, Mort Allen,
Abel Sawyer, Tod Kane, George Smith,
Owen Judd, Harry Culmer, Bert Law