The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-28


Miss Kuhn of Cheyenne White silk
with trimmings of gold and white
gauze.
Miss Wiggins-Light blue silk.
Miss Millie Glass-Light blue silk.
Miss Cash--Light grey crepe trimmed
with pink silk.
Mrs. Johnson-Changea silk frin-
med with old lace and old rose velvet
Mrs. Frank B. Stephens-Old rose
crepe du chine, trimmed with dark
green velvet.
Mrs. Merchandising crepe with blue
ribbons.
Miss Rhodes-Canary satin with over
dress of striped white and gold sauze
Miss Bessie Rhodes-Sea foam silk
with black lace. An especially pretty
costume.
Mrs. LIE Grande Young Heliotrope
silk trimmed with velvet of the same
shade.
Miss Young-Cream brocaded satin
with founce of exquisite lace.
Miss Lucille Young-Pink chiffon over
pink silk Very becoming costume
Miss Alton Young-Red chiffon over
red silk Red satin ribbons.
Miss Whitall-Creann colored crepe
with sleeves and girdle of light blue
velvet.
Mrs. Niles-Blne bengaline silk trim
med with brocaded satin in changeable
blue and pink
Miss Nellie Walker-Light green crepe
trimmed with pearl silk. The bodice
was of black satin with sleeves and
trimmings of pearl silk. A stylish and
becoming costume.
Mrs. D. J. Sharp-Old rose crystal
silk trimmed with black lace.
Mrs. F. Ferguson-Brown velvet
trimmed with narrow rutfles OF brown
satin.
line trimmed with velvet of darker
shade.
Miss Allie Davis-White crepe with
bertha of embroidered chiffon.
Miss Dollie Walker-Pink crepe made
in Greek style with garnituAe of blonde
and pearl passementerie. A girdle of
pearl passementerie completed one of
the loveliest costumes seen last even
ing.
Miss Allace Hooper-White chiffon
embroidered ir pink, over white satin.
Corsage defined with moss roses.
Mrs Nor6.is-BlacA brocaded satin
trimmed with cut steel embroidery.
Miss Whitall-Blue silk trimmed with
white silk.
Miss Fannie Hanaver-Blue silk trim
med with cream lace.
Miss Reed-White corded silk with
cream lace.
Miss Roundy-Pretty costume of
light crepe.
Mrs John Sherman Witcher-Cream
coIored silk with old lace.
Miss Edna Jacobs-White chiffon
embroidered with silver.
Miss Morgan--CreaIn and blue silk
with cream lace and blue velvet.
Mrs. Kinkead--Black lace over black
silk.
Mrs. Arthur Wdtcher-Imported gown
of pink silk with narrow black stripe,
the bodice trimmed with black satin.
This costume, a Redfern by the way,
was a model of simple elegance.
Miss Grace Thomson-Light blue
tulle over silk of the same shade.
Miss Jessie Earls-Blue crepe with
girdle and sleeves of striped blue.
white and rose silk.
Mrs. Seligman-Cream bengaline
with duchesse lace and pearl passe-
Mrs. T. A. -Brocaded
satin with old rose figure on black
ground. Jet trimmings.
Mrs. c.. E. Stanton-White brocade
trimmed with black velvet and jet.
Mrs. Duke-Brocaded satin, black
ground with gold figure. Yellow vel
vet sleeves
Miss Sarah Zane-white bengaline
trimmed with pink silk.
Miss Addie Zane-Pretty striped silk
Mrs. Blunt-Black lace over black
silk.
Miss Olive Donellan-Very pretty
dress of white tulle.
Mrs. Fred Simon-Black silk with
passementerie.
Miss Clara Colton-Cream organdie
over green silk.
Mps Spencer CIawson-Black silk
with yellow figure. Bonnet to match.
Mrs. McVicker-Black satin with vest
of light blue crepe.
Mrs. Rowe-Black satin trimmed with
handsome black lace.
Miss Rowe-Light blue silk.
Miss Lulu Rowe-Black silk, lace and
velvet
Mrs. Smedley-Black silk with old
lace.
Among the invited guests were the
following gentlemen: Governor West,
Ex-Governor Thomas, General Pen
rose, Colonel Blunt, Messrs. R. Mack
intosh, W. s Mccormick, o. S. De
Golyer, c.. l.. Haines, A. Hanauer, c.
B. MARYLAND, S. X. Hooper, w. D.
Pavey, James McGregor, D. c. Ad-
ans, W. C. Pavey, r. Alff, NJ. Shaugh-
messy, NJ. c. Fox, r. L. Little, George
3. Brastow. NJ. S. PendergaSt, Charles
Read, George M. Scott, P. H. Lannan,
DR. Meacham, W. H. Bancroft w. J. De
Bruhl, P. L. Williams, S. A. Estes. DR..
s. II. Pinkerton, ]. L. Kimball, S. A.
Merritt, r. c. Chambers, J. e. Gal
lacher, j. Barnett, w. G. Sharp, Joseph
P. Bache, NJ. H. Walker, DR.. G. B.
Pfoutz, Walter Amy, George A. Lowe,
f. A. Druehl, H. w Smith, Nj Hanauer
Game, Henry Mccormick, John T. Dan
iel Bailey, L. H. Farnsworth, F. d.
Richards, Henry Sadler, j. P.
Cobb, ]. NJ. Bidwell, George c. Tyre
John s. Kinkead, Rev. T. w. Norris
e. P. Gaylord, S. H. Lewis, Professor
6. NJ. Marshall, George Sutherland,
z: I: Singer. DR.. U. Worthington,
Thomas Carter. Judge Hardness,
H. P. G. Coates. Lieutenant Wright,
7. G. Weber w. r. Cotton,
A. e. Welby, Fred Simon, f. S. Auer-
bach, II. c. Woodrow, Otto Stallrnan
j. z. Dolly, F. S. Bascom, T. A,
Wickersham, John NJ. Zane, John J.
DAILY, o. j. Salisbury. T. K Williams
l. c. Trent, ]. L. Franken, c. L. Rob-
inson, l.. A. Scott-Elliott, w. E. Smed-
ley. John NJ. Tisdale, DR.. S. Hughes
a. B. Emery, Captain T. c. Woodbury.
H. I. Duke. w. II. Cowles, Judge Og-
den Hiles. Gay Lombard, II. A. Fyler.
V. M. G. Silva, A. w. McCune, w. "
Rice, G. I4avagnino, C. B. Jack. Col.
T. G. Weber, H. M. Wells, w. II.
Rowe, Charles S. Burton. Arthur b
Witcher, ]. T. Daniel. Henry Siegel
JOSSPA NSiSSSi, RoDeit w Wallace, Enndn-
uel Kahn, ]. T. Richards, F. G.. Waite
w. ]. Mcconnell, w. e. Hubbard
Thornton A. Green. D. z. Burley, Judge
Royle. w p Lynn. Salisbury Gilmer
Irwin Shoup Will Walker, Graham
Putnam. George Nye, III A. Hughes
Robert Smith, j. E. Bamberger. Nat
Brigham. Matt H. Walker, jr., r. n
Pettingill, Lieut. Styer. w B. Sprague
Matt Walker, S. S. Walker. Wythe
DENLY, Grant Hampton, f. F. Eccles
Charles Post, George S. Gannett. Will
liam Gannett DR. Niles. c. b Dallin