The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19

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jockey cap. He carried butterfly screen
and successfully personated the character.
Miss Nellie Bransford OF Park City-A
white butterfly dress OF Bedford cord,
skirt spangled in gold in diamond shape,
hand painted butte fly in the white
squares, skirt finished with gold lace,
waist same as skirt, with butterflies down
the front and a girdle of them, Zouave
jacket spangied IN gold, richly hand
painted wings. She carried a butterfly
fan of irridescent gauze,
Miss Maud Parker as Carmen, lovely
dancer, was in black and yellow covered
with spangles; an effective costume.
Mr.. Fred Rigby, a Spanish dancer.
Miss Binnie Paul, as winter, in white
plush, white shoes and gloves, long How
ing hair covered with snow, cap OF swan s
down, girdIe and necklace of crystal
icicles, the dress powdered in diamond
dust.
Mrs. Hilda Reese, as Cleopatra, wore a
lovely toilet of white crepe, girdie of
let's on the arms and an asp at the corsage
and on the arm.
Miss Dolly Reece was in red and masked.
Miss Bertha Smith was water queen
in delicate blue green silk, yelled in
gauze.
Miss Eta Kimsey was masked, but not
in costume.
Nellie BuckmiIler, from Ogden, was
Martha Washington.
Miss Dunford, as Leah, was gowned in
brown velvet.
Matte Hamer-a Scotch lassie, in plaid
skirt, white loose waist and plaid cap.
Miss Minnie Smith was wonderfully
cute as Red Ridinghood.
Miss Boutwell, represented Night in q
very artistic manner.
Miss D. Jenkins was Daughter of the
Regiment.
Miss Clara Snedden-A peasant girl.
Miss Sarah Stark represented Maud
Muller, in red, beautiful girl.
Miss M. Alt-SnoWball, all in white
with white balls of cotton upon the gown.
Mildred! Shelmerdine-tamb girl,
red dress of crepe, spangled at bottom,
Spanish jacket edged with sequins, red
satin slippers, bracelets upon the arms,
hair flowing and red cap upon it. She
carried tamborine prettily decked with
] ribbons.
Miss Ada Halket, gypsy queen. A yell
low dress trimmed with bias bands of red,
red cap, and Spanish jacket spangled.
Mrs. j. 7, Wall, Starlight. White dress
spangled with gold stars, crescent and belt
OF gold, pink mask, star on the hair,
white shoes and suede gloves.
Mrs Trumbo, a French flower girl. In
the lcveliest of yellow crepe, with pulled
sleeves and panniers of MULE, lowered in
the gorgeous red peoples, large pictu-
rescue hat nodding with its wealth of
flowers; quantities of flowers were ar
ranged from the front OF the corsage down
the front and edged the skirt; red mask.
3bronze slippers.
Mrs. ". w. Rivers, Ophelia, a simple
gown Of null falling from the shoulders,
confined at the waist with a silver belt
Around the neck, and falling loosely
from the waist, were clusters of rosemary.
hair flowing, the head encircled with
ivy. She carried pansies and violets.
DIR. Marshall as Mephistopheles.
Mrs. Clark, as the black bat, wore black
tights, full short black skirt, bodice low
neck, black wings of gauze fastened to
the edge Of skirt, and along the arm TO
! the hand.
Mr.. Goldberg in Black domino.
Mrs, Henry Rippe-Spanish senoretta
in black satin gown, low neck, pink
roses in the hair; lovely and becoming
toilet.
Mr.. Henry Rippe in evening dress.
Mr.. FORESTER, as the prince, in black
velvet, black velvet cap ana plume, long
black velvet cape spangled In gold, white
wig, on the head a big butterfly, gold
slippers.
Miss Mccormick Some pumpkin" in
yellow, short, full skirt, yellow hose,
slippers with little pumpkins. head dress
of pumpkin with stem, sleeves full to
the wrist, girdle and yoke OF pumpkin
seed.
Mary BfcKenzie-Pansy blossom; Law
ender crepe, made empire, large pulled
sleeves of velvet, lavender mits, pansies
about the low-cut corsage, yellow pansies
at the corsage, flesh colored mask.
Miss Rigby-Jo can OF Arc.
IN H., 4 L. -
silk, white fish net overdress.
Miss ington-Clown girl, in blue
and black.
Aaude Ensign-Seotch lassie; Rob Roy
plaid, white shirt and velvet cap.
Angie Gabbott, lin demi-toilet OF ele-
CANT brown satin, deliberately trimmed in
white lace: powdered hair, suede gloves,
| jewels in her hair.
Mrs. Dr. Marshall-Night; black silk.
net overdress, gold crescent worn as dia-
dem.
Mrs. Harr-Night.
Mrs. Swartz-Maid of Tyrol.
Mrs. Granlee-White bat.
Mrs. Younger-Frost.
Mrs. Edward Horne, as Snow Queen,
was in Grecian gown OF white, en-
train; a white mask was worn.
Mrs. 8. s. Dickinson, Gypsy Queen, in
short skirt of satin in yellow aud red
strines, blouse OF white satin, Spanish
| IacLet OF black velvet, edged with
sequins, red mask.
Mrs. J. S. Sharp, Scotch lassie, .'Com-
in Through the Rye,'' in dress of vel
bunch OF peoples and rye at her belt and
also on the broad hat she wore. The cos
tune was exceedingly well got up.
Little Mae Sharp was a typical Italian
1 girl in red dress, rows OF black, yellow.
blue and green satin ribbon banded the
skirt at bottom. An apron of white
game was also adorned with light trim
ming and Roman head dress completed
one of the most beautiful of costumes on
the cutest little figure.
Mrs. Briger, as Capitola, in dashing
riding habit of black, whip and spurs.
Miss Kate Rigby, Sultana, white silk
hose, red shoes, red silk boomers. gold
spangled, white loose silk blouse and red
velvet jacket with half sleeve. Quantities
of pearls in hair. and many Jewels.
Mr.. Bernheisel, Punch and Judy, shoes
of brown, pants tight fitting, red Jacket.
pointed cap, coming up from back OF
coat.
Mrs. Bernheisel, Mermaid. black hair
flowing, white and pink cap, with pale
green lining, cape to end of skirt, pink
stockings and green slippers.
Mrs. WGils, as morning Guar, IN white
gauzs, star upon her head, star upon
the field of white. a very pretty COS
tune.
Miss Williams as butterfly was in an
apple-green dress, zouave jacket, skirt
and jacket both spangled with gold: .
gauze wings and long angel sleeves; an
altogether lovely costume.
Miss Reid, Portia; very handsome black
satin bodice garnitured with lace; skirt
of deep crimson, handsomely embroid-
cred in Persian colors, over which fell a