The morning call., 1895-01-29

surah, made dancing length, with stylish
sleeves and skirt.
Mrs. Louis Brennan wore corn-colored
brocaded silk with V-shaped neck and
pulled sleeves of lace rufies; the brocaded
skirt was of the new Godet cut.
Miss Zoe Johnson wore simple gown
of brocaded crepe cloth, stylishly made
and trimmed with ribbon bows, bands and
rosettes.
Mrs. E. P. Bradley of San Francisco wore
handsome heliotrope satin gown trimmed
with striped heliotIope chiffon. The demi-
train skirt had three narrow ruffles of the
chiffon box-plaited and the bodice had
frill of the same over which was an elabcr-
ate pearl and gold passementerie orna-
ment. The bouffant sleeves were of the
striped chiffon over plain satin. Her or
naments were diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. J. H. Wise of San Francisco wore a
demi-train costume of pearl gray MORE an
tique made with the long Godet effects in
the skirt. The bodice had big sleeves,
which we're finished with deep frill of
point duchesse lace. The bodice was cut
low and round, but was filed out with a
double row of point duchesse lace over s
ruching of pink chiffon. The skirt had q
novel arrangement of satin ribbon from
the Waste to the hem. A row of pearl
passementerie of exquisite workmanship
was also used on the bodice to outline the
neck.
Mrs. F. ]. Baldwin of Stockton wore a
pink silk bengaline skirt en- traine, with a
decollete bodice which had black butter
tiy puff sleeves; the trimming was point
lace and pink ostrich feathers; ornaments
diamonds.
Mrs. May Jones of Modesto wore tur-
ouoise blue velvet, trimmed with blue
chiffon bands of swansdown tips and
ostrich tips; the skirt was Godet and made
dancing length; the skirt had chiffon cas-
cades on the left side and the bodice was
cut heart shape.
Mrs. J. D. McDougald of Stockton wore
a peaeh-bloom brocade silk, with demi-
train Godet skirt; the bodice is cut round
and rather low, and is finished with fall
of pink chiffon and pink roses; the flowers
were shaded and without leaves; the but
terfly sleeves had cluster of the flowers
and chiffon frill.
Mrs. Percy Williams of Stockton wore a
black bengaline, made dancing length, with
Godet plaits in the back. The bodice is cut
square and has friu of Chantilly lace and
big pulled sleeves.
Miss Grace Welsh of Stockton wore pale
blue silk, with pearl trimmings, made
dancing length, and with round bodice
neck
Miss Kate Hennessey of Portland, Or,
wore black peau de sole, made with a
round neck and puff sleeves. The bodice
and skirt were richly trimmed with chiffon
and jet bands.
Miss Boyden of Lincoln, Placer County,
wore brocaded cream-colored satin, with
a V neck, which was outlined with bands OF
black velvet. The sleeves also had bands
of velvet and bows of the. same.
Miss May Henedy of Sacramento wore q
peau de sole silk of Nile color. The bodice
had a V-shaped neck and was trimmed
with chiffon.
Miss J. Shelby of San Francisco wore a
pink ottoman silk, with square neck and
big sleeves Of pink dotted and chiffon
edging.
Miss Marguerite Anderson of Martinez
wore pink faille fraincai Se bodice with q
V neck and heavy frill OF chiffon put on In
cart-wheel style: the bodice had bands OF
reseda velvet.
Miss Florence Julis Doane Of San + ran
cisco, who viii enc day be q p-ima don na
wore pale Nile green silk; the neck wa