The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-04

usual gayety, everyone OelnS anxious
to repay Indebtedness" before the
Lenten season. The reception by Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Crawford S
reception. Miss Sadler's high five, Mrs.
Bache-s high five. and a number of
smaller parties made the week gayer
than any preceding one of the winter.
This week viii be a very quiet one
compared with the last. Lent will be
pretty generally observed, although
many of the clubs will continue to
meet.
A very elegant affair was the. recep-
ton given at the Mccormick mansion
on Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick, Miss Keogh and Miss Nc
Cornick- received the guests, who after
wards sought friends and acquaintances
in the parlors, the library, or the sit
ting room. In the breakfast room and
. dining room refreshments were served
BY Misses Hoge, Alff, Park, Lowe and
others
Little Miss Anna Mccormick guided
the guests to the dressing rooms. The
rooms, always elegant, were made
especially attractive by great clusters
of roses of every variety which adorned
each of them. An elegant punch set
in the sitting room was constantly sur
rounded by admirers of the set as well
as lovers of the contents.
The MaSternan-B eesley orchestra dis
courSed sweet music from the upper
hall. In every particular, from the
gracious welcome accorded, to the
equally cordial farewell, the reception
was perfect The 400, or a large ma
iority of them, were present.
Mrs. Mccormick was handsomely at
tired in pale blue brocade with black
lace.
Miss Keogh wore an elegant black
velvet gown, the skirt edged with fur
and the corsage trim NED with gold pas
sementerie.
Miss Mccormick looked charming in
canary chiffon with mauve and yellow
gauze and ribbon.
Among the other handsome costumes
were:
Miss Rhodes Striped gauze over
canary silk
Miss Bessie Rhodes-Nile green ben
galine with black lace. Red carna-
tions.
Mrs. Zane-Black satin with point
lace.
Miss Sarah zane-Light blue silk with
fiounce and bertha of black lace.
Mrs. George A. Lowe-Wine colored
silk with gold passementerie.
Mrs. Marshall-PreIty combination of
black and lavender satin
Mrs. William Jennings-Very hand
some costume of black velvet with
jetted lace.
Mrs. Frank Jennings-Golden brown
bengaline silk with ecru lace and vel
vet Of darker shade.
Miss Hoge-Pink silk with trimmings
of white lace.
Miss .Alff-Nile green silk with sleeves
and trimmings Of tan silk
Mrs. Pinkerton-Black lace over black
silk
Mrs. NJ. A. Hughes-Black silk with
Jet and lace.
Miss Park-verv nrettv white MULE
Miss Woodward-Rose pink bengaline
trimmed with cream lace.
Miss Conklin-Changeab old rose
silk with cream lace.
Miss Agatha Conklin-Nile green silk
with overdress of striped gauze Of the
same shade.
Miss Joanna Sprague-Lavender silk
with white lace.
Mrs. Trent-Handsome white brocad-
ed silk with bertha of white lace.
Mrs. Remington-Lemon silk with
founces of black lace edged with black
velvet.
Mrs. Charles Handsome bro
cade of changeable old rose and black.
elaborate jet trimmings.
Mrs 7. C Bailey-Canary silk with
gauze trimmings of the same shade
and green velvet
Mrs Kimball-Black velvet with lace
and let
Miss Kimball-Pink bengaline with
corsage Of pink brocade trimmed with
beautiful white lace.
Mrs. c. P. Mason-Black silk with
cream lace.
Mrs Blunt-Gray silk. bonnet to
Mrs Captain Richards-Black silk
with jet and lace.
Miss Harkness-Pale lavender satin
with cream lace.
Miss Ora Barkness-Striped cream
and pale blue silk with blue ribbon and
blue chiffon.
Mrs, Theron Geddes-Elegant change
able brocade.
Mrs. Bidwell-Changeabl blue and
rose silk with rose velvet.
Mrs. Gilmer-Steel gray silk.
MISS Sue Bacon-Striped green silk.
Miss Ruth Palmer-Light blue SILK
with bretelles of white silk.
Mrs. Boyt Sherman-Black velvet
with black brocaded satin and hand
some fringe.
Mrs. Wendell Benson-Handsome silk
black figured on lavender ground Trim
mings Of jetted lace.
Mrs. Almy-Silver gray bengaline
with cream satin trimmings.
Mrs. p. L. Williams Black silk with
lemon polka dot.
Mrs. II. P. Henderson-Black silk
with blue figure. Hat to match.
Miss Alice Hooper-Pink silk with
trimmings Of black lace and black vel
vet
Miss Lucille Young-Lovely silk Of
chaDgeable red and gray, beau
tifully trimmed with black lace and
black velvet ribbon.
Mrs. Woodrow-Black satin relieved
with enlfnence satin.
Miss Grace Young-Cream chiffon
over cream silk. Cream ribbons.
Miss Alton Young-Red chiffon over
red silk.
Mrs. Mary Bailey-Blaclx silk with
black lace.
Miss Clara BaiIey-Nne green silk
with white lace.
Miss Glass-Pink brocaded silk.
Miss Nason-Yeliow crepe with yell
low satin.
Miss Adelaide Nason-Striped blue
and white silk White lace.
Miss Trent-Pretty striped silk
trimmed with rose velvet and point d
Alencon lace.
Miss Katz-Black broadcioth with
sleeves. and trimmings of changeabIe
blue and pink silk
Mrs. Palmer-Black silk and cream
Mrs. varian-Gray figured crepe
with garniture of cream lace.
Mrs. A. B. Enery-Canary satin
trimmed with black Chantilly lace.
Miss Margaret Park-An exquisite
white mule.
Miss Minnie Sadler-White broca5e
with white lace.
Miss Lucille Gilmer-Cream silk with
girdIe Of old rose velvet