The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

The dance given Tuesday evening by
Miss Dorothy Kinney was noticeable as
Qeing IN the matter of dress notably
The most elaborate the city has ever
seen. The gowns were extremely up
to-date. most Of them being in princess
style or with the closely fitted bodice
:" much affected now The Jewels on
display were fairly dazzling, and ran
INTO the realm of many thousands in
worth One noteworthy fact was that
although nearly all the materials were
from sunny France. the gowns with
Few exceptions We're made i'm Salt Lake.
Among those which have been most
commented on We're the following. Miss
Dorothy kmneyS gown was Ot import
ed shinmery white dlm, eNquisitely
embroidered in silver and gold. with
uashcs Of rose through il. II was made
princess and cut with The new style
square neck. Immense mcddliiOnS If
white taffcta embroidered i'm gold We're
sci in the panels of the dress.
Mrs. Ernest BambotgeT wore "A dress
uf white handmade net made princess,
a4d showing i'm the skirt part panels of
alternating tucks ana Val Race. I'm
The plain panels We're melalHous of real
lace embroidered in roses ana forget
me-nOtS IN the natural COlOTS.
Mrs =. H. Charming was distinctive
ly handsome In a dress 0f pink net and
chiffon, with the bodice almost entirely
II point lace applique anl u4Hk silver
shot cloth.
Mrs. A. Y. Calaghans gown was of
white embroidered crepe dc chine made
IN princess style.
Mrs John +. Woodward of Fort
Douglas wore an imported gown of
write pOmpadour chiffon with real lace
trimmings and pearl necklace
Ia marked contrast with The more
elaborate gowns Of the matrOns and
y The older maids We're the frOcks worn
ny the younger girls whose youthful
charm Wds enhanced by the simplicity
thereof Miss Winnie Rhoades of san
FRANCISCO, "a dehutante of the year was
VI a simple princess gown of pale blue.
wonderfully becoming TO her style
Miss Alice Goodwin wore dancing
trock OF simple white with clusters Of
Nloiets IA her hair and her bodice. and
Miss Aimee Best wore a girlish dress
Of pale blue crepe.
The star bachelor leaves today for
The coast. He viii eat his Christmas
dinner with the Bohemian club. and in
cidentally viii do a few other stunts
While in the city by the Golden Gate.
And they do say that he will not be a
star bachelor amy longer on his return,
ana the maidels 10 whom he has been
such an atTacIion are wishing they had
made hay While the sun shone here.
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IL seems that bridge is not quite ex-
citing enough after an and q return
has been made Ey local devotees in the
past few DAYS 10 The good OLD game
With the chips and the Jack pot. There
was congenial go-hnFing Of kindred
souls for sitting last evening.
IS
Another man has been found whose
feelings had 10 be considered ip the
adjoining OF his birthday cake. After
Ions deliberatiOn thC hostess compro-
missed win heIse,s by placing twenty
Tour candles around The edge and as
surfing the guests tnat he had a right
10 that many, anyway.
80 dainty Bob EEeroeck has mad
her talent recoEuiEc1 as Well elsewhere
- here. The ioke FeanIs TO be on Tic
family VINO tkouent 10 get those The
stricRl ideas ouy OF hel head Dv send
ing her 20 college Buc talent will out
and that family is fulI of IT,
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\ few Of the matrons are getting
their heads together with the intent al
giving 4 large New Years day recep-
zion at one Of The haqdsomest homes in
he city. If the ahsair doesn't fall
through IL viii doubtless be une of the
finest ever. nOHL BARET.