The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-18

languishing of late, will throw off its
lethargy. The events of the past week
were not numerous, the principal affair
being the elegant luncheon given by
Mrs. Theodore Bruback at the Alta
Club to a number of her lady friends.
The room was deliberately decorated
with flowers and the entertainment
was delightful one.
The Oquirrh club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Lottie Stevens on
Friday evening. The feature was the
reading of an interesting paper on ''Fhe
Power of Circumstance" by Andy
Smith. The next meeting will be with
Miss Watson at 523 South, Third West.
The Card club, which was to have
met with Miss Sue Bacon on Friday,
postponed the entertainment until next
Friday.
D The Manitou club ball, being the last
of the series of ten, was made a special
occasion on Monday night, and proved
to be one of the most brilliant society
events of the season. The Parker-Chris-
tenesen hall was beautifully decorated
with pictures, Japanese bric-a-brac,
bunting, plumes, draperies and flowers,
Transforming it into bower of beauty.
a bank of palms and ferns was placed
so as to partly screen the musicians,
which added to the dreamy effect of
the many colored electric lights A
slipper was served by Mrs. Johnson on
small tables placed for the occasion on
the dancing space. A series of tab
leauX, on a raised and curtaiued plat
form, We're given during supper, a
calcium light of various hues being used
to heighten the effect. The subjects
hliV fnl1 i
Song" in three tableauX. Wine" by
Miss Belle Dewey. Wife" by Miss
Cunningham. Song" by Mrs. Rivers.
The Mouse" by Miss Taylor. "a
Dream by Miss Minnie shoebridge.
The tableaux in each case were dainty
and beautiful Dancing was resumed
and went far into the wee sma' hours.
The gentlemen forming the committee
who have had the management of the
club were: George Knox, A d. Tobin,
Fred J. Hill, j. IN. Sullender and II. J.
Rivers
a The costumes worn by the ladies were
NTery elegant, and flowers were in great
profusion. A description of the cos
TUNES is here given:
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sullender-Handsome cop
per-colored satin with over-dress and
bertha of black lace. The hair taste
fully dressed with diamonds and a
small Gala lily.
Miss Binnie PaUl-White India silk
with pink trimmings. Pink gloves and
Shoes Carnations.
Mrs. F. J. Hill-Pale blue silk with
white and gold trimmings. Shoes and
gloves to match. Turquoise and dia-
su1and ornaments Catherine roses.
y Mrs. Gerrans-Striped pink and white
rlsilk, deceHette bodice trimmed with
lace. diamonds and carnations.
Mrs? H. J. Rivers-Black lace over
canary brocade. White shoes and
gloyes\ Hair in Grecian style. very be-
Mrs q O. Whittemore-Black skirt
dainty b1Sle waist
Miss BelAs Dewey-Yellow silk with
handsome bertha of black lace. Roses
and carnations.
Mrs. F. Houghton-Neat and dainty
costume of pink crepe with trimmings
of pink chiffon. Gloves, shoes, and far
to match. Pink carnations, diamonds
Miss Miner-Soft white India silk
trimmed with soft white lace Pinl
roses in hair.
Miss Emma Lunt-White India sill
with old lace, white shoes and gloves
Mrs. DR. Steele-Black silk with
trimmings of rose, handsome bertha o.
old lace. American beauty roses.
Mrs. DiXon-Black silk blue brocadeC
over-dress, bertha of embroidered chit
fon.
Miss R Whittemore = Handsome
black lace over black silk. White car
Mrs Kerr-Grey bedford cord will
tan and passementerie trimmings. Dia
mondS.
Miss Allie Bishop-Black and greer
silk. with black lace over-dress.
Mrs. Will Lynch--Red silk with vel
vet and chiffon trimmings. Carnation
and diamonds.
Mrs. Bert Raybould-Old rose silk
lace bertha and easter lilies.
Mrs. Roach-Cream silk challie, trim
med with white broadcloth and silve
passementerie.
Miss Ruth Slade-Pink and white sill
with trimmings of old lace and blacl
velvet. Pink and white roses.
Miss Rowe-White India silk witt
bertha of white lace. American beaut.
roses.
Miss Amy Rowe-Helitrope crep
with white passenenterie trimmings.
Miss Grace Young-Grey cloth witt
trimmings of crimson velvet. Gre.
shoes and gloves.
Miss Winnie Shoebridge-Red Chit
fon; roses and smilax.
Miss Winnie Shoebridge-Nile greer
suit decollette, with trimmings @
n white lace Diamonds
Miss Haddock-Royal purple velvet
en- train, Zouave passmenterie of golt
lace and gold beads; tea roses.
striking and beautiful costume.
Miss Cady-White India silk wit
chiffon and ribbon trimmings; violets
Miss Robinson-Pink and white silk
with white lace bertha: white shoes
gloves and fan.
Miss Naylor-Light green silk, de
ccLete, trimmings of Chiffon; whit
sleeves and gloves, diamonds.
Miss Taylor-Blue silk with old lac
and blue velvet trimmings; pink rose
and diamonds.
Mrs. Brice-Solf grey cloth trimme
with pink silk facings and bertha O
qlnk silk fish-net lace Grey shoes
gloves and fan, diamonds
Miss De Woodey-Handsome bro
caded light green dress with larg
sleeves of dark green velvet and beI
tina of embroidered chiffon. Crear
gloves and shoes.
Gertie Allen-Black silk with blu
yoke and sleeves, bertha Of black lace
diamonds.
Miss Ruban-Crimson silk with chit
fon trimmings, shoes and gloves i
match. White plum in hair.
Mrs. Beifuss-Red and black silk. re
shoes, gloves and fan, diamonds.
Miss Wanick-Black lace overskil
over black satin. Bodice of yellow sill
l,scollette, bertha of black lace.
Miss Thornton-Soft and daint
white silk, with shoes, gloves an
fan, pink and white roses.
Miss Kate McAlliSter-White sill
trimmed with lace, La France roses.
Miss Terhune-Changea bic silk {
heliCtrope and green, trimmed wit
passementrie of same color, old lac
and diamonds
Mrs. Crismon--Figured heliotror
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