The morning call., 1895-01-29


of opalescant beads, among which spanked
beautiful diamond crescent and other
jewels.
Miss Kittie Bowling wore cresm-colored
satin, made with waist trimmed with
chiffon and very full sleeve effects; the
Godet skirt was plain; hair worn high with
natural flowers and diamond aigrette.
Miss Grace Hopkins was attired IN a
brocaded yellow silk with high balloon
sleeves and lace and ribbon trimmings.
Miss Sophie Comstock wore cream bro
caded silk with green figures trimmed
with lace and pearl passementeries; the
bodice had s round corsage and high short
puffed sleeves; the skirt was dancing
length.
Miss Josie Drew was attired in white
brocaded silk, with square neck, which was
trimmed with lace and pearl paSsamen-
teries. The bodice had round corsage
and high, short, pulled sleeves. The skirt
was dancing length.
Mrs Elmer Brown wore high-necked
gown of cream-white silk; the big leg of
mutton sleeves were trimmed with pearl
and gold Vandyke points, as was the waist,
both back and front.
MIS. III. " DOuHSA oA StA I4ahNASSS
wore a Nile-green faille franchise, trimmed
with chiffon and applique oriental embroi-
deries. The dress was extremely stylish IN
cut and finish, and her diamonds consisted
of necklace, bracelets, pendant and hair
ornaments.
Mrs. Joseph Hughes wore a white bro
cade taffeta silk made with a round waist
and big sleeves trimmed with chiffon and
pearl passementeries; the skirt was dam
cling length. plain and with Godet plaits in
the back.
MIS-. W. H. Hunt wore a gaslight green
srrah with a square eorsage trimmed with
pink gauze and pink roses; there were
elbow sleeves, and Godet skirt dancing
length.
Mrs. George W. Jackson wore light
green crepe trimmed with violets and
chiffon; The neck-finish was a stock Of vio-
lets made with velvet band and 5 Rhine
stone buckle.
Mrs. Edward Smith wore a pearl-gray
embroidered skirt with pink silk bodice,
which was covered with gray chiffon ac-
Gordon plaits; the big elbow sleeves
matched the waist and the skirt was dane
ing length.
Miss Kate Duggan wore white brocaded
silk, made with & round meek and trimmed
with crystal ornaments. The skirt was
plain with Godet plaits in the back.
Mrs. Russ J. Stevens wore an apricot
brocaded silk, high neoked and elabo-
rately trimmed with ducheSse lace. The leg
of mutton sleeves were long, but very full.
She wore diamond ornaments.
Miss Edna Lewis wore gown OF white
and canary striped silk, with low round
neck trimmed with pearls and chiffon. The
sleeves We're OF elbow length and very full.
Mrs. Eugene Crouch wore a gasight
green brocaded satin trimmed with La
France roses and duchesse lace. The skirt
was en- train. the bodice round st the cor
sage, and with elbow sleeves.
Mrs. Robert I. DeYlin wore a pink bro
caded satin with 3 V neck. elbow sleeves,
and short skirt with Godet plaits in the
back.
Mrs. Hiram johnson wore Marie An
toinette brocade silk with pale blue ground
and sprays OF pinkS and forget-me-notS Tor
the skirt; the bodice was covered with &C
contemplated chiffon, and the low, square
neck had bands Of sable for finish.
Mrs. Adele Grau of San Francisco wore a
blue brocaded satin trimmed with chiffon
and pearl passementerieS; il was an I'M
ported affair and very chic; the gown was
particularly becoming, as Mrs. Grau is 8
stately blonde.
Mrs. Ed Celgan, wife of the State Con-
troller, wore s white brooaded satin Godst
skirt, with q magenta velvet bodice COW
cred with white chiffon and pearl passe-
menteries; the high pulled sleeves were OF
the chiffon over magenta taffeta silk; she
also wore 3 eollarette OF the magenta
velvet.
Ms. ". 3. c. Brown wore 3 VII lite satin
brocade en- traine with tabieT front OF
point applique. The bodice hsd s Y neck,
which was orn2mented with clusters OF
Violets. There were shoulder knots OF the
flower over the big pulled sleeyes.
Mrs. E. c. Horst wore q pale blue bro
caded crepe trimmed with chiffon and
white margueriteS. The skirt and sleeves
were fashioned after the prevailing mode
and her diamond ornaments were notice
able among the throng.
Ms Frank Ryan wore 3 eoTn-colored
bgocaded silk, trimmed with jeweled pas
sementerieS and gold cord. The round
necked bodice had big sleeves OF chiffon
and the skirt was dancing length.
Ms. c. u. Belshsw, wife Of the Assem-
blyman from Antioch, wore q red and
black satin brocsde with bodice and
sleeves az scarlet velvet. She carried s
black ostrich feather fan, wore scarlea
gloves and sn sigrstte IN her hair. In the
oorsage were diamond ornaments.
Mrs. 5. ". Freeman OF Riverside wore q
corn-colored skirt made with Godet plat
and dancing length. The bodice was OF
ooTn-colore6 chiffon, accordion plaited.
and ornamented With clusters Of pansieS in
velvet.
Mrs. B. C Irvine was attired in salmon
pink, hTocaded satin, with Godet skirt; the
bodice was elaborated with chiffon and
izidesoent hesds. Down the front of the
demi-t-ained skirt was a panel of en-
hroidered chiffon outlined with iridescent
bead hands. The bodice was Y-shaped and
had big elbow sleeves.
Miss Lillian Wells wore nile green silk
rnsde with full skirt, dancing length. The
low round-necked bodice had frin of
duchesse lace for finish. The only orns-
ments worn was diamond pendant in the
corsage.