The herald., 1896-11-28
. IN SOCIETY .
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The first of the series OF Cinderella
dances in aid of the Stimson-Lefayette
Industrial association was given in
Turnverein hall last evening, scoring
splendid success; taking to itself all of
the characteristics of a brilliant and
most enjoyable ball and ending late in
the evening with decided crush, over
300 guests being in attendance.
All the lovely debutantes were in evil
dence. Scores of charming young wom-
en- and a fair representation of charming
women not so young, with gallant beaux
galore, were all there.
The opening of the dance was an
nounced for o'clock. Before that hour,
tn large stairway was thronged with an
incoming tide of guests. From within
came the fragrance of many flowers and
sounos of beautiful music. The ball
opened shortly after o'clock with
grand march led by Mrs. MacGowan and
r. A. Chadwick. Miss Waddilove was
directress. Dancing continue gaily un-
til II 80, with pleasing diversion in the
supper room.
Many handsome gowns were worn, but
the prevailing mode was simplicity,
rather than elegance. Mrs. Francis Wore
a heavy white brocade, one of the richest
costumes of the ball. Mrs. Fred Slim
son of Seattle wore beautiful blue sat
in Mrs. MacGowan was charming IN a
deep rose crepe over pink SILK. MISS
Waddilove wore fine white brocaded sat
in. Mrs. Rule was attired in rich pink
satin Miss Bessie Bonsall in white silk
and violets was in the most attractive
figure at the ball Miss Overton was
prettily gowned in pale yellow SILK.
Mrs Goucher was strikingly attre0
in a cardinal red crepe. Mrs. Albert
Busch wore d beautiful gown of pale
lowered organdie over white silk, with
pearl ornaments. Miss Florence Silent
wore an extremely pretty gown OF White
silk striped with pale pink, with pink
chiffon garnitine at the neck. Mrs. VIII
Neal was dantily attired in white over
blue silk, with clusters of deep purple
violets. Miss owens wore yellow silk,
covered with white silk null. Mrs. j.
Webster Dorsey of Belvidere wore one OF
the handsomest gowns of the ball,
beautiful pink brocaded satin, orna-
mented with pearl passementerie and
pink chiffon plaitings. Mrs Rice was
attired in a rich dress of white satin,
threaded with gold. The Misses Well
born were daintily gowned in white over
pink. Mrs. b. S. Mcleliand wore
5trikingly handsome gown of black and
pink duchess satin. with diamond orna-
ments. Miss Lou Winder was prettily at
tired in pure white. Miss Josephine
Haskins was lovely in black and white
tulle. Mrs. Posey wore pink cashmere
with narrow sable edging. Mrs. Mae
McCrea was charming in white organdle
over pink silk. Mrs. Roth Hamilton
wore a handsome gown of pink silk COW
cred with white chiffon. Mrs. Charles
Monroe was in rich lemon brocaded
silk. Miss Shankln wore a simple
white frock, very daintily made. Mrs.
Ezra Stimson was most attractive in
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white lace about the low bodice. Mrs.
Jauch looked charming in pure white
satin. Miss Lila Fairchild wore black
tulle Mrs. Holiday wore an attractive
costume of pompadour silk. Miss Helen
Fairchild wore dainty frock of white
organdie. Miss Zardie Maxwell appear
ed in a contrasting costume of white
silk and pompadour gauze. Mrs. Barker
wore striking costume of fawn silk,
with black and red garnitures. Mrs
Jones was in a beautiful gown of blue
CRETE. Mrs. Shoemaker wore a rich
black gown, with jet ornaments. Mrs.
ISumiller was charming in pure white
Miss Gooding wore pink Swiss over pink
silk
At the bail were Mr.. and Mrs John f.
Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Rule, Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D Slim
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holiday, Mr.
and Mrs. o. P. Posey, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
I. Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rowan, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. klokke, Mr.. and Mrs. Scar
borough, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner p. Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Roth Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs
Bradner Lee. Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Horton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bumiller Mr. ami
Mrs. Sheldon Borden, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
c. Goucher Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Silent.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles l.. Batcheller, Nj
and Mrs. Frank Burnett, Mr. and Mrs
lIilton Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hook Mr.. and Mrs. Tom P. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming. DR.. and Mrs.
Jauch. DIR. and Mrs. Granville Mac
Gowan Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. r. "A. Eisen, Mr.. and Mrs
George Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin H. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchard Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Stimson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Busch. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. NJ.
and Mrs. Charles Wheeler, DR.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. HOOK, Mines.
Mary Briggs. Blanche Wotkyns. II. Nc
Lellan. Judge Gooding. Fred Stinson.
of Seattle, +. H. Shoemaker, Major Nc
Crea, Van Gieson. Johr voi *,
Harrell, L. c. Goodwin, NJ ]. Smith, j. A.
B. S. McCleland, Josephine But
Ter, F. Bennion, ]. Webster Dor