Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15


Following IL a list OF the costumes
worn by the ladies who attended the
ball given by the Mercantile Club last
week.
Miss Mollle BAer was a symphony In
vert velvet and light green bengaline
garnished with roses and grasses, gloves
and shoes OF same hue, pearls and dia-
mOnd ornaments; Miss Mamie Bissn-
ger, OF Philadelphia, costume OF pink
satin, with lace drapery, diamonds;
Miss Birch, of Hartford, Conn, a very
stylish costume of red silk and net;
Miss E. Buckman, grey swivel
silk, with Chantilly lace
trimming, diamond ornaments;
Mrs. Henry Baer, black brocads silk,
green satin and black lace trimming,
diamonds; Mrs. Ernest Baer, pink and
black striped satin, diamonds; Miss
Hattie Emsheimer, cream satin trim
med with otter fur, made 1880 style;
Miss Jennie Emsheimer, green benga-
line trimmed with white crepe, dla-
monds; Mrs. T. S. Birch, Of Hartford,
black and colored brocade satin, dia-
monds; Miss Ida May Frank, Of Chica-
go, looked beautiful in a costume OF
white brocaded satin trimmed with
founces OF embroidered crepe gaZ9,
slippers and gloves TO match. She car
ried a huge bouquet of red Jack roses,
diamonds; Mrs. Nal Gutman, OF New
York city, pink satin and lace, diamonds;
Mrs. L. G.. Hirsb, of Portland, Maine,
q rich dress of black brocade satin, dia-
monds; Mrs Meyer Horkheimer was at
tired in an elegant gown of Vleux rose
brocade, diamonds; Mrs. Ella Hork-
heimer, combination OF black and
mauve satin, beautiful Russian bonnet
was worn with this costume; Miss Nell
lie Brilles, Of Allegheny, was charm
ingly attired in white silk and carried q
lovely bouquet OF roses; Miss Fannie
Heyman was daintily attred in silk
organdie and lace, pearls and diamonds;
Miss Nellie Kraus, white silk and point
d'eSprit, cream roses; Miss Rose Rosen-
burg in a costume Of pink bengaline en-
train, bands Of mink fur and pearl
trimmings, looked charming as usual,
and was one of the several bellies;
Mrs. A. NJ. Rice, a lovely costume OF
pink silk, white mOusseline de sole and
black velvet. Mrs. Rice's collection Of
diamonds, which Is very valuable, added
greatly TO her costume; Mrs. Louis
Swabacker, rich costume Of black vel
vet and green satin with bonnet to
match, diamonds; Miss Mile Stein
wore a Wateau gown Of pink brocaded
satin, a pink aigrette worn in the high
couture, high-heeled slippers and gloves
to match, looked vers graceful and re-
minded one OF beautiful picture Of ye
Olden times; Miss Hattie Reed looked
charming in a gown Of white
silk embelliShed with flowers;
Mrs. l.. II. Baer, black and yellow
Powered silk, jet garniture, diamonds;
Miss Bessie Beekman, striped silk light
blue satin trimming, pearls; Mrs. AL.
Marcus, a lovely gown OF ecru silk,
brown velvet and white chantllly lace,
sapphire and diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Louis Horkheimer, light grey crepon
and eminence satin, diamonds; Miss
Hannchen Bonnhem, black India silk,
spangled with yellow flowers; Mrs.
Saml. Kraft, sich costume OF black
brocaded gIenadine and satin, dla-
mond ornaments; Mrs. Morris Schlee-
singer, fashionable novelty
robe OF black figured cloth;
The Misses Emma and Bessie Gutman
looked charming in Dresden silk CO.'S
tunes, dainty trimmed with lace, dia-
monds; Miss Cora Gutman wore much
admired costume of pale green silk,
with trimming OF lace Insertion; Miss
Sara HOrkheimer, a much admired
brunette, wore an exceedingly becOm-
ing costume of yellow crepon and black
velvet, trimmed with masses Of yellow
lace and bow knots Of velvet ribbon,
slippers and gloves to match, diamond
ornaments.