Arizona republican., 1899-02-23
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 finished off with irridescent beads.
 Mrs. T. E. Dalton were light or gandie over pink taffeta.
 Mrs. F. A. Gulley wore royal blue with white satin trimmings.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg was in black silk trimmed with cerise.
 Mrs. w. $. Adams wore white silk trimmed in pink velvet
 Mrs. c. A. Cole wore black silk gren- adine with jet trimmings.
 Mrs. C. M. Frazier wore 2. black silk skirt with an evening waist Of rose colored silk, square neck, covered with Brussels lace.
 Mrs. c. c. Randolph wore white and blue silk dress, with velvet trim mings, and white lace vest and pearl ornaments.
 Mrs. J. M Murphy wore brown silk with trimmings of brown velvet and passementerie
 Mrs. Will Pinney's costume was white corded silk trimmed in geranium velvet The waist was low and with out sleeves Long mOusquetaire gloves finished off the toilette and she wore a magnificent cross of amythsts and dia- monds.
 Mrs. B. Heyman was dressed in black silk decollette gown with jewel trimming Ornaments, diamonds.
 Mrs. A. c. Wright wore lowered Organdie over cerise silk with collar and belt of the same, while her mother, Mrs N H. Matas, was in a brown crepe trimmed in cream chiffon.
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg wore gown of ivory satin cut decolle.te and trimmed in duchesse lace and pearl passemen- terie
 Mrs. L. H. Chalmers wore skirt of gray taffeta silk with a bodice, cut low, of rose colored silk entirely covered with gray chiffon. The waist was tin- ished with green and rose colored rib bon.
 Mrs Woodbury Howe's dress was green silk covered with purple polka dots The yoke was filled in with yell low chiffon. She carried a large yell low gauge fan.
 Mrs P P Parker's dress was gray silk and wool with cut steel trimmings.
 Mrs Henry Woods wore black lace net over black, finished with black ribbon.
 Mrs. George Cooks costume was light figured silk cut low and trimmed in pink silk and lace.
 Mrs. B. Gang wore a black brocaded satin skirt and waist of spangled net over violet silk. Ornaments, dia- monds.
 Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis's dress was white cloth, high neck and trimmed with white satin ribbon.
 The costume of Mrs. w. K. James was corn colcred silk ed with mouseline de soie and trimmed with chantilly lace and yellow satin ribbon.
 Mrs. Shirley Christy's dress was entirely of scarlet taffeta, trimmed in scarlet chiffon, with mousquetaire sleeves and low neck.
 Mrs. William Christy wore black brocaded silk
 Mrs. T. D. Bennett wore figured crepe Organdie finished with majenta bows and shirred ribbon.
 Mrs. D. A. Abrams wore a Worth creation of white lace over blue satin; the coat was embossed vel vet with front of blue satin covered with white lace, and trimmings of olive velvet
 A very modish gown was that of Mrs. Frank Cox, which was gray silk, the skirt adorned with black silk net and the waist trimmed in moire silk, black chiffon and jewel passementerie.
 Mrs. J. c. Adams wore pretty dress of light blue silk trimmed in white and cut decollette.
 Mrs. F. A. Tritle's gown was pearl moire with panels of Dresden silk, the pattern being wood flowers. l It was en train and decollette, with | of silk chiffon.
 Mrs. B. N. Pratt wore plain white or gandie, the skirt trimmed with ruff fles and the gown finished of wide | white satin ribbon stock and belt
 Mrs. J. B. Finley had on silk, with | yoke of pink chiffon over pink silk. The long sleeves were finished at the band with ruching of chiffon. The front was made with a green velvet Bertha, and adorned with jewel buck les.
 Miss Dora Heap wore a gown of light blue organdie, trimmed in black baby ribbon, cut decollette, with blue flow CTS forming the shoulder straps
 Miss Flcy Kurtzs dress was pale blue organdie, cut low, with cerise She wore mousquetaire gloves.
 Mrs. W. c. Fudge wore an elegant gown of black grenadine over black silk. The bottom of the skirt was with shirred liberty silk The waist, which was decollette, was of black satin, draped with grenadine and finished with shell trimmings of black satin.
 Miss Helen Wells of Prescott had on a dainty gown of figured organdie over cerise silk The over-skirt was with a circular ruff1e finished with white, filmy lace The waist was low and blue gloves reached to the el- bow. Red roses completed the cos tume
 Miss Laura Dobbs was attired in white organdie over white, trimmed with lace and insertion The neck cut low, and sash of white satin ribbon
 Mrs. Harry Kennedy's gown was white figured silk trimmed in mousse line and pearl passementerie. OGna- ments, violets
 Miss Hattie McAdory wore white silk mousseline. The skirt was ruff1ed and trimmed with white satin ribbon The front of the waist was covered with rows of sateen ribbon A white