The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-22

combined with tulle of the same shade.
mony. The bodice was cut v and the
sleeves elbowed. Roses were her flowers.
Miss Heath s toilet was an artistic con-
lection of crepe in buttercup and beDe
blue crepe, demi- train.
Miss Marion Stout was in a straw col
ored brocaded silk, en- train, large pulled
sleeves of the same color in velvet, girdle
and fiots of satin ribbon. A bertha OF
embroidered chiffon fell from the low
round bodice.
Miss Fannie Bowering wore red crepe,
en- train, trimmed in satin ribbon round
at throat, with fall of chiffon depending
from it. Roses were her flowers.
| Miss Tate, q costume of black silk, with
red gloves, shoes and accessories; red
ribbon confined the high couture.
Miss Evans, yellow crepe, en- train, ex-
quisitely trimmed with pearl passemen-
terie, gloves and shoes OF the same tint.
Roses were her flowers.
Miss Nellie Walker wore a becoming
toilet of red crepe, en- train, embeillhsed
with red chiffon embroidered in gold, red
gloves aud Shoes Red carnations at cor
sage and in her hair were the same lovely
hue.
Miss Dolly Walker was in white satin
slip vieled in white silk gauze through
was en- train, low at the corsage, with
butterfly knots at the shoulders. A
white rose bud was in her hair.
Miss Belle Henderson-A peach-blown
silk en- train, white gloves and shoes,
white feather fan and white roses.
Miss Maud Keeney-Crimson silk en-
train, bodice cut square at the throat;
gloves and slippers of red; white roses.
Mrs. @. Bonney Persons-White silk,
al fr7 ont u at tho fbrOot and friv11T11a d
with MORE ribbon, white gloves and pink
roses.
Miss Kate Raybould wore gray crepe
ruffied at edge of skirt, bodice and sleeves
embellished with embroidered chiffon; a
row of gold beads were at her throat.
Mrs Emery-Black silk brocaded in
blue, en- train made vatican in the back {;
round throat with fall of silk embroidered
chiffon.
Mrs Cummings was in ole rose chang
able silk with immense, short, pulled
sleeves of bronze velvet; bands of white
lace outlined the square neck; back made
vatican.
Miss Emma Lunt was all in white-a
simple and pretty frock.
Miss Taylor wore an effective toilet of
red crepe and chiffon.
Miss Jeane Field, a tall and stately girl,
wore one of the most exquisite gowns of
the evening-an ivory-tinted crepe made
Josephine and en- train, ruffied at the
edge; bodice cut low and trimmed elab-
orately with beautiful pearl passemen-
terie; large yellow velvet, short pulled
sleeves, delicate yellow satin slippers and
undressed kid gloves. Roses.
Miss Nellie Young-A shell-pink silk,
immense gray velvet pulled sleeves; bod
ice cut low with French blonde bertha
falling from it; gray gloves and shoes.
Pink roses.
Miss Allie Sanders was in a magnolia
tinted crepe, suede gloves, red slippers.
feather fan, red carnations at her corsage
and daisies in her hair.
Mrs. F. F. Muller, cream crepe, en-
train, French lace garniture, white kid
gloves, white satin slippers, smilax at the
corsage. She carried feather fan.
Miss Birdie Snow, Nile green silk, with
black lace overdress, large pulled sleeves
of black lace, black gloves and slippers.
Miss Gertrude Allen was radiant in the
loveliest of crocus silk slips covered in the
same tint of softest crepe, en- tram, and
made empire. An elaborate pearl girdle
with long pendant strings of pearls;
gloves and satin slippers to match.
Miss Minnie Shoebridge, green India
silk, en- train, French silk lace, bodice