Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
AT AE.SAR-BEN'S COURT BALL
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with gray passementerie.
Mrs. James Woolworth wore a black
brocaded satin, with heavy lace; pearls.
Mrs. Guy Barton wore a beautiful new
gown Of cream silk, trimmed in ribbon and
a very elaborate front Of black lace dia-
monds.
green glace silk with overdress of black It's
sue, strewn with cornfowers, very hand
somely trimmed in cut jet; diamonds.
Mrs. Il. M. Bartlett wore black silk thread
lace and let. diamonds.
Mrs. b. b. Wood looked graceful in a white
watered silk skirt and bodice of white silk
crepe with satin sleeves and lace trimmings;
diamonds.
Mrs. John NJ. Raglan of Hastings wore black
satin, velvet corsage, duchesse lace; opals.
Mrs. II. j. Penfold wore a changeable yell
low and green Dresden silk, decollete and
trimmed with ribbon and red and yellow
roses.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Rheem wore a gray chiffon
over gray silk, white pearl passementerie.
Mrs. j. M. Metcalf wore a becoming Par
isian gown of changeable pink and blue satin
striped MORE IAN exquisite bertha of old
point lace, and Brussels rose point lace fan
and handkerchief; her diamonds were much
admired.
MAIDS OF HONOR.
Miss Helen Hoagland, tall and stylish
looking, was beautiful in a pink satin costume
with pearl trimmings, with large bows of
pink satin ribbon on the left shoulder and
on the back.
Miss Grace Himebaugh, who is always a
f%avorite, looked sweet in a dainty white or
candle, profusely trimmed with puffs and
insertion. She carried a beautiful bouquetfof
roses.
Miss Sue Colpetzer wore a becoming gown
Of white satin and embroidered %chiffons, with
pearl trimmings.
Miss Stella Hamilton was stately in a
costume Of yellow brocaded satin and
duchesse lace; pearls.
Miss Lillian Wilcox wore a swell black
chiffon with jet trimmings.
Miss Alice Drake, who is one Of this
seasons most charming debutantes, was a
dream of loneliness in lavender, the brocaded
silk waist, trimmed with point applique and
ribbons, being low on the shoulders.
Miss Blanche McKenna was charming in
black satin, with loy-necked, jetted waist.
Miss Hattie Cady wore a costume which
was decidedly ''Frenchy." The white silk
skirt was striped in blue satin and cerise
flowers. The decollete bodice of blue chiffon
over silk Of the same color had crushed
cerise velvet roses down the front and side
and in a shower on one sleeve, with French
knots Of the blue and cerise satin ribbons.
Miss Bartlett wore a corn colored silk
with green velvet sleeves and carried red
roses.
\ Miss Pearl Hartmann's gown was one of the
handsomest worn, being a black duchesse
satin skirt encircled with a garland Of yellow
chrysanthemums and a full bodice of French
black and gold tulle, cut 1880 style, finished
around the neck and waist with chrysanthe-
NUNS; diamonds.
Miss Lynn Curtis, a tall, impresslng
blonde, wore a quaint gown of white Swiss,
deliberately trimmed with Valenciennes lace.
She carried beautiful roses.
Miss Brownie Baum was radiant in a white
and lavender costume; white chiffon bodice
over lavender silk.
OUT OF TOWN MAIDS.
Miss Reba Duff of Nebraska City was fairy
like in an effective gown of white silk mus
lin made over white taffeta and trimmed with
American beauties and satin, cut low, giving
a fin de steele droop; diamonds and pearls.
Miss Mary Wilson of Nebraska City was
prettily dressed in light blue silk, cut square,
neck trimmed in forget-me-nots and a bertha
Of duchesse lace.
Miss May Bradt of Beatrice, Neb., was
charming in an organdie made over pale
green silk with trimmings of lace.
Miss Carrie Washer Of Grand Island, who
is an attractive blonde, was attired In a
white brocaded %taffeta, with bodice Of nous
seine de sole and jewelled collar.
Miss Marie Marshall of Lincoln, who Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan Wheeler, wore
an exquisite gown of white silk, with alter
nate stripe Of Dresden pink roses and white
satin. The round necked bodice of the same
and pulled sleeves Of pink satin were covered
with silver spangled muslin de sole. She
carried La France roses.
Miss Margaret Howard Of Grand Island
wore a rich gown Of pink taffeta brocade
with CnlfOn ana rlDDOn RdrnltuTe.
Miss Efie Mcintyre of Hastings was fairy
like in white chiffon over white satin, dec.
ollete bodice, with pearl garniture; diamonds
and pearls.
Miss Ida Leland of Hastings wore a cherry
colored silk gown, dscollete bodice, drapet
with black beaded net, trimmed richly in jet
Miss BERTHE Clark of Lincoln was in white
brocaded silk with sleeves of net, garniture
Of lace and pix ribbons.
Miss Charity Babcock of Council Bluffs
u,o,o IIoo1y sill orana pHyar hIank catin wifi h
jet trimmings; American Beauties.
Miss Blanche Finch of Kearney wore cream
colored embroidered chiffon over white silk
silver trimmings; white roses.
Miss Katherine Black of Lincoln wore a
white silk, with overdress of pale pink crepe
lisse, trimmed with pink satin ribbons and
pearl garniture; pink and white roses.
Miss Latta Of Lincoln wore a stylish
though simple, gown of white mousseleine de
sole, over heavy shell pink satin.
Miss Sylvia G. Anderson of Beatrice wore q
yellow swiss over yellow silk, trimmed In
lace and broad yellow satin ribbon; yellow
roses.
Miss Zurmuehler of Council Bluffs was ar.
rayed in a becoming decollete toilet of light
blue brocaded satin, with chiffon trimmings
she carried American beauties.
SOME OF THE COSTUMES.
Mrs. Dan Wheeler wore a nile greer
brocaded satin, with green chiffon bodice
trimmed effectively with passementerie ant
girdle Of pearl.
Mrs. ]. N. Cornish wore a stylish gown o.
black and white satin striped, swivel silk
trimmed with black satin, point lace anc
ldit monds.
Mrs. John A. McShane was beautiful in
: gown of white Paris muslin and Valen
ciennes lace; diamonds.
81 Mrs. E. A. Cudahy was fair and gracious
in a lovely white crepon, with lavender chit
: fon trimmings; diamonds.
Mrs. Christian Hartman wore an appl'
green tafeta, with decollete bodice, trimmed
in yellow chiffon and pearl passementerie
diamonds.
Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth Black Of Chicago
l who is the guest Of Miss Hartman, wore
! striking costume of pale green velour, Will
I decollete bodice, deliberately trimmed in greer
S satin ribbon, with large reveres Of hyacintl
5 velvet; diamonds.
n Mrs. Charles Squires looked particular!
4 we'll In heliotrope brocaded satin, will
point lace bertha; diamonds.
Miss Bertha Sloan, a beautiful debutant
Of the brunette type, wore a nile green sill
i skirt, with band Of sealskin and a lilac satil
e waist, cut in the 1880 style, which was al
effective combination.
Miss Mae Mount was gowned in a yellow
I brocaded waist, with white satin bertha AM
skirt.
Il Miss Rodman, who is a stylish and beau
tiful blonde, and is the guest of Miss Nc
Kenna, wore a simple white low-necked or
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