The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-04

The chief event Of a social nature last
week was the reception rendered by
Judge and Mrs. Powers To the mem
bers Of the Legislature on Thursday
evening, full account OF which APP
peared in The Herald on Friday morn
ing. Many of the society people of the
city can get points from the Judge and
Mrs. Powers in regard to entertaining.
If the atmosphere Of cordiality and the
utter lack of that dress parade, out-on
exhibition bearing that mars otherwise
delightful receptions. were more gen
eral there would be fewer husbands
who refuse to live up to the standard
of social privileges established by their
better halves
Another charming affair was the re-
cepuan given 10 EIr. and Mrs. Harry
Joseph at IOangers on Monday even
Ing. The elegance OF the costumes
worn by the ladies' WAS a matter Of
general comment
There We're some smaller parties and
the usual club meetings. An unusual
number Of theatre parties was notice.
able at the production of the Crimson
Scarf
At the brilliant reception rendered by
the Jewish society people to Mr.. and
AIRS. Harry Joseph on Monday even
ing some elegant costumes were worn.
Among them we're the following:
The bride looked charming in her
wedding costume of cream hengaline.
trimmed with crystal lace. and with
folds and rosettes of the silk.
Miss Resale Morris wore light blue
crepe, with ribbon velvet trimmings of
the same shade.
Miss Claudia Sforris-Cream colored
silk with cream lace trimmings. The
pretty costume she wore as maid OF
honor at her sisters wedding.
Mrs. Henry Cohn--BlaclN faille, ele-
Eantly trimmed With black jet
MRS. EmeTy-Nery pretty changeable
heliotrope, blue and black silk trimmed
with dark blue velvet and incandescent
trimming.
Miss Gertie Cohn-Pale blue silk with
bertha of white lace.
Miss Emma Oppenheimer-Light blue
striped gauze over blue silk.
Miss Ralla Simon-Black silk with
Jet.
Mrs. Lichlenstein-Black silk.
Mrs. Sig Simon-Blacl silk trimmed
with jet and relieved with red silk.
Mrs. Donovan-Stylish street cos
tune
Miss Joseph - Black embroidered
chiffon over white silk
Miss Edna Jacobs-Nilee green silk
skirt with overdress of white chiffon
striped satin bodice. trimmed with
duchess lace and hyacinths
Miss Sarah Cohn-Cream colored. silk
trimming of spangled white lace
Miss Lottie Levy-Red crepe, trim
med with gold passementerie
Mrs. William Kahn-Rainbow silk
with black velvet trimmings,
Miss Iichtenstein-Qua and pretty
shade OF velvet. VlOletS.
Miss Edna Cohn-Canary silk, trim
med with nsnsy velvet.
Mrs. Stienman-Black corded silk
relieved with lavender, jet trimmings.
Miss Stopper Black silk skirt, pink
silk bodice.
Miss Jennie Oppenheimer-Light pink
silk
Miss Bieber = Pretty cream and
brown figured challie with cream lace
Miss Ida Cohn-White silk.
Miss Lille Leavitt-Black lace, red
carnations.
Miss Sachs = White dotted Swiss,
with pink ribbons.
Mrs. Hacra-Handsome black silk
costume.
Mrs. Henry Cohn = Black striped
satin with black lace.
Mrs. Fred Simon-Handsome black
silk trimmed with jet
Mrs. Louis Simon-Elegant black silk.
Miss Celia Oppenheimer-Old rose
silk trimmed with white lace and old
Miss Carrie woolf-Pale blue MORE,
white lace.
Mrs. Emanuel Kohn = Black silk.
black lace worked with pearl and gold.
Mrs. D. Wallerstein-Blaek guipure
lace over black satin, gray crepe hat,
gloves to match.
D. l.
with white elder down trim nings.
Mrs. Welch-White figurel tulle. over
white silk, pearl and gold passenen-
terie
Mrs. Moritz-Raiabow silk with black
satin duchesse lace.
Mrs. NJ. H. Jippman-Sage green
faille with black lace, worked in pearl
and gold.
Miss Annie Woolf-Canary silk with
accordion plated chiffon trimming of
the same shade.
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger - Elegant
black silk.
Mrs oberndorfer = Handsome street
costume
Mrs. Herman neutrality-suspicious. silk,
Jet trimmings.
Miss May BolIander-White silk.
Miss Bertha Meyer Changeabla blue
and pink cloth, trimmed with pink
Miss MolHe Alexander Pretty street
costume.
Miss Blaneh OppenAeimer- Light gray
cloth trimmed with tan silk and rib
bons.
Mrs. Eisman-Blaok striped chiffon
over black silk, bonnet to match.
Miss Martha Waters-Black net over
black silk, red carnations.
Among the gentlemen present were
y l.. Joseph Isidor Morris, A B.
Emery. NJ Morris, w Hoffheilner, A.
l. Jacobs. Dr.. Theo Meyer, Isidcr
Never. z. NJ. Friedman, y. A. Ranso-
hoff, Lee 2ansohofI, N. J. Friedman,
Jacob Moritz. J. Oberndofer. Jake
Greenevald. Louis Jacobs, J. Hartman.
Jerome Hirschman, Herbert Hirschman.
del, Fred Simon, Louis Simon. Joseph
Simon. l. BoukOfSky. l.. LeaVitt, VIII
liam Symons, Jesse Woolf. l. Armar,
$ OF San Francisco, J. Bachman. Simon
S3amberger, Jacob Bambeeger, Herman
Bamberger NJ Levy William Kahn.
Henry Kahn, Mr.. Rothenbuyg, Captain
Donovan, Solomon GOldstrum and Will
liam Eisnan.
The fifth of the series of social en-
Aertainments for sweet charity given
at the Eighteenth ward hall took place
IN Wednesday evening. 1t was as plea
SAINT as its predecessors, though not
so largely attended. The music was
furnished by the Olson orchestra. Miss
Nav Jennings presided at the punch
bowl. the delicious contents of which
she deserves the credit for
Among The striking costumes were
the following:
Mrs. Thomas Jennings-Black and
light blue figured cloth, trimmed with
narrow blue ribbon
Mrs. Julia Taylor-Handsonae change