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

lsieeFeS OF black silk and trimmings of
ljetted lace.
bertha of handsome lace.
Mrs. Webber-Black satin with trim
Imings of white satin and black lace.
Miss Webber-Light pink crepe with
Embroidered chiffon trimming.
Miss Georgia Webber-Canary crepe
with chiffon trimming of the same
Ishade.
Miss Ethelyn Weber = Light blue
Icrepe with pearl passementerie.
Mrs. W. A. Nelden-Mauve silk with
white embroidered chiffon and silver
and garnet passementerie.
Mrs. Smedley-Black silk deliberately
trimmed with black lace and ribbon
and jet.
Miss Breedlove-Gray bengaline with
white lace.
Mrs. S. H. Lynch--Black armure silk
trimmed with jet and black lace.
Mrs. ]. B. Farlow-Gray pearl ben
galine silk with embroidered chiffon
trimming.
Mrs. n. G. Fox-Handsome change
able silk with fiounces of cream lace.
Mrs. w w. Riter-Amethyst silk
with ruffies Of changeable green and
amethyst silk.
Mrs. Gentsch-Black and white
velours with cream lace.
Mrs Downey-Black satin with jet
and lace.
Miss Hanauer-striped green and
pink silk.
Miss Ida Hanauer-Blue silk with
black lace.
Mrs. P. S. Morse-Blue bengaline
Mrs. Arthur Witcher--Pretty i'm
ported gown of pink and black silk.
Mrs. Goodwin-Striped black and
white silk, with black lace.
Mrs. Gaylord Changeable rose and
gold satin.
Mrs. Daggett-Gold and brown bro
cade with brown velvet trimmings and
old lace.
silk with black lace.
Miss Blair-White gauze over green
silk.
Miss Katharine Lowe-Pink brocaded
silk
Mrs. Brooks-white crepe with gold
embroidery.
brown silk.
Miss Whitall-Cream colored crepe,
trimmed with pale blue velvet.
Mrs. Judge Zane-Black silk, with
trimmings of jet and handsome lace.
Mrs. Fabian-Black silk with gold
passementerie and black lace.
Mrs. Putnam-Black silk.
Mrs. Allen-bldCk SILK.
Mrs. Duke-Black satin with silver
passementerie.
Mrs. D. ]. Sharp-White figured
crepe trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. Bacon-Black net over red silk.
Mrs S. F. Walker-Blue bengaline
silk with duchesse lace.
Mrs. Bascom-Nile green silk with
black lace.
Mrs McGurrin-Light brown bengal
inc silk trimmed with white broad
cloth embroidered with gold.
Mrs. Bache-Brown silk with fur
trimmings.
Mrs. Krouse-Red silk trimmed with
black lace and jet.
Mrs. w. c. HaIl-Light blue silk
Mrs. Niles-Blue bengaline trimmed
with changeable silk
Mrs. Alff-Black silk trimmed with
satin and lace.
Miss Daft-Cream silk with bodice
Of blue silk
Mrs. Gilmer-Steel gray silk
Mrs. Frank Kimball-Black silk
Mrs. Woodward-Changeab blue
and gold silk.
Miss Rookledge-Pale pink silk.
Miss Lizzie Judge-Cream colored
silk with sleeves of cream brocaded
satin; cream lace
Miss Aggie Judge-Cream colored
silk with cream lace.
Miss Fox-Gray and black silk
Miss Ford-London smoke silk, with
cream lace.
Mrs Colton-Black silk.
Miss Colton-Blue and white striped
silk; white satin sleeves.
Miss Cash-Gray crepe with pink
chiffon
Among the gentlemen present were
Governor West, Judge Zane, Dr. Bas-
com, Colonel Blunt, Lieutenant Pal
ion ton -3--l-A
Adams. Judge Merritt, Hanauer PEN
dergast Amy, Sherman, Wicker
sham, Captain Rhodes, Jack Rock
ledge, Captain Bailey, Gorlinski. Buck
holtz, Judge Goodwin, Woodrow, John
zane. w. b. Smedley, DR.. Niles, F. e.
McGurrin, w. F. Cotton, Captain
Woodbury., Bache, Frank kimball.
Frank Knox, J. 3. FarIow, S. J.
Lynch, Frank Jennings, T. \. Greens.
d. Hoge, Bert Holden, d. ]. Sharp.
Bidwell, Lawrence. o. +. Salisbury,
Dr. NJ. a. Hughes eX-I;oyernor.
Thomas, George Westervelt. D. B.
Hampstead, VIII Ford, Hoyt Sherman.
J. H. Bacon, Charles Post, Arthur
Witcher, R. Alff, Alma Katz. Major
Hill. W. J. Sharp. VIII Sprague. Major
Downey, f. G. Gentsch, c. w Ben
nett, G. A. Lowe, c. S. varian. G. b.
Allen, George NJ. Scott, Brooks.
Smedley, Wickersham. c. l.. Haines
NJ. C. Fox, Fields, Pavey. Norris
Whitney, Waite, A. B. Emery, S. F. Wal
ker
The high five given by Miss Minnie
Sadler on Tuesday afternoon was one
of the pleasant parties of the week.
An original feature was the use of the
unique and pretty substitutes for tally
cards.
Miss Hardness won the first prize.
handsome silver picture frame. Miss
Wallace the second, a pretty souvenir
spoon, Miss Ida Hanauer the third,
silver paper knife.
The guests were Mrs. Bidwel, Mrs.
John Marshall, Mrs. Bascom, Mrs
Mainland, Mrs. F. F. Eccles, Mrs. S.
F. Walker, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs.
Witcher. Mrs. W. f. Shelton, Mrs. ].
n. Sharp. Mrs. David Sharp, Misses
Alff, Bailey. Hoge, Glass, Park, Lowe,
Cash, the Misses Hardness, Daft, Wal
lace, Gilmer, Palmer, the Misses Hoop
er, Mccormick, Woodward, Rookledge,
Katz Shearman, Lawrence, Kinball.
Walker, the Misses Conklin, Nellie
Beattie, Cecilia Sharp, Teasdel, Trent,
Winston, the Misses Young, Crawford,
Mason and Hanauer.
Among the notable events of the
week was the afternoon reception Civ
en- by Miss Helen Crawford on Thurs
day. Mrs. G. NJ. Downey and Mrs.
NJ C. Fox assisted in receiving. Mrs.
S. z. Walker presided at the tea table
and Mrs. Morse at the chocolate ia
BILE in the refreshment rooms.
The guests were Mesdames Allen,
Mason, Sharp, Joseph Jennings, Sells
Wright, Bennett, Wallace, Hardness,
Zane, Anderson, Bailey, d. c. Bailey,
McGurrin. Mccormick, Gilmer, Good
win. Powers. Fabian. Royle, Mcyick-
er. Walker, Sprague, Gemmel, Mar