The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15

The "Cotillion Ciub'' gave It's third
dance Thursday evening at the Mani6ou,
and il was the usual handsome affair."
Indeed, the many exquisite fresh gowns
made it unusually SO. There were lew
familiar faces missed on this occasion, but
the dancing hall was well filed with the
elite of our circles, and brilliant indeed
with lovely girls, pretty gowns and de-
voted gallants.
Miss Weber was brightly and becom-
ingly gowned in scarlet silk and lace OF
same hue, gloves and shoes to match.
Miss Ethelyn Weber brought to this
dance all the glory and dignity of her first
train, and every girl knows inst what
this means. 1t was a charming creation
OF bebe blue crepe, made empire style, en-
train, with great pulled sleeves OF blue
velvet. pearl beads. Blue gloves and
shoes of same hue completed this cos
tune, which is sure to live in her memory
long after the recollection of grander ones
she may don have faded.
Miss Anderson IS was an exquisite corn
color crepe, made Grecian bodice and
short sleeves 1t was especially becoming
to her, and was made in Naples.
Mrs. d. 9. Dunbar wore a rosy-tlnted
toilet.
Miss Pratt was in ciel blue crepe de
chine, short pulled sleeves, embelllshed
in embroidered chiffon; bodice cut V.
Mrs. ]. e. Game had on an elegant
green bangaline cut princess with upper
and lower sleeves of rich brocade.
Mrs. o, <. Lewis was in black silk with
woke and sleeves of brocade of red and
black velvet, diamonds.
Miss Thomas in a simple white crepe
lust suited to her fresh style. A star of
pearls with ruby center hung pendent
from a delicate chain about the throat,
cream tinted gloves.
Miss Hettie Young-A Paris gown of
shell pink satin yelled in chiffon, beautl-
fully embroidered in pink silk. Pink
pearl passementerle trimmed the low neck
and fell over her shoulders. Pink I'M
dressed kid gloves and satin slippers COM
uleted rarely beautiful CONNECTION.
Miss Jote Beattie was IN a dainty white
silk, belted with silver and gold. A
French lace bertha fell from the low round
neck.
Miss Cooper wore a Paris gown of ecru
crepe de chine, bodice cut high, and en-
bellished in embroidery of same color,
red gloves and shoes.
Miss Dolly Walker was dignified and
elegant in a superb black ottoman silk,
with court train OF three yards length /;
bodice cut ", from which fell black silk
lace. Black undressed kid gloves and
shoes completed an excellent effect.
Miss Bair wore very lovely and be-
coming toilet.
Mrs. r. B. Turner was robed with her
accustomed good taste, having chosen
corn color crepe and white lace.
Miss Mobiles costume was OF white
India silk, made empire, with green velvet
pulled sleeves, embellished in white
French blond.
Miss Agatha ConkIin was gowned in
white MORE; gloves and shoes to match.
/ Miss Alton Young was lovely in q
gray, en- train; roses yellow.
Miss Lucille Young wore very rich
white satin brocade, en- train.
Miss Grace Young wore an equally hand
some corn colored brocade satin, which
was strikingly becoming.
Mrs NJ. @. Fox was radiant in mag
nificent robe of heavy black satin, en-
train, f1ounced about the edge and headed
with rows of cut jet. An exquisite cut
jet trimming fell from the waist and
mingled with the lace fall about the