The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-29


| while the foliage and buds passed back
| over the shoulders. Her ornament:
were very handsome diamonds, while
group of roses decorated her hair.
The next on the list, who divided the
honors with his beautiful mamma, was
young
MASTER HoNoRE PALMER.
This young gentleman who had ar
rived at the mature age of 8 months,
was the most elegantly attired Of any
of the guests. An exquisite robe Of
Fresh organdie was trimmed on the bot
tom with pinch wide Valenciennes
insertion, finished with founce of the
same lace inches wide. The yoke and
sleeves were composed entirely of lace
and the robe was worn over blue silk
slip. and tied at the waist with a
blue silk sash.
MRS. BENJAMIN HoNoRE,
an aunt of the bride. wore an elaborate
dress Of lilac satin and Chantilly lace.
A narrow plating was on the bottom,
and a row of lace two inches wide.
Above this was wide. stipulated
flounce of satin. over which, and nearly
covering, was deep Chantilly founce.
A Chantilly point was draped behind,
the ends falling in front, these being
caught together with lunches of Eng.
lish violets. The basque was covered
with lace cuirass. 1t had lace hounces
on the sleeves, and garniture of VIC.
~ b.
MRS. GEN. CUSTER
wore dress Of pale lilac silk. trimmed
with deep purple. The train was OF
pale silk, the hounces relieved by the
deep purple. 1t had a tripple-pointed
apron front. with French folds and pip
ings Of the light silk plain pointed
basque Of dark silk piped with the light
shade, and point-lace rutfies at neck and
wrists.
mother of one OF the bridesmaids, wore
a black silk with wide organdie plat.
ings, over which were two deep Chan
tilly founces. A Chantilly shawl was
draped from the shoulders, while he,
ornaments we're jets.
MRS. FLOWER,
Of Springfield, wore an elegant black
silk costume, trimmed with puts run.
ming obliquely across the tablier, with
Jet fringe. 1t had train of velvet
with velvet Ssh. Her hat was trimmed
with blue, and blush roses.
Her daughter, young Miss, wore a
pale blue silk dress, with knife plai:ings
on the bottom and waist A pretty
garniture of flowers completed this sim
pie and girlish costume.
MRS. JOHN YOUNG scAMMoN
wore dress of lavendar silk, with a
satin overdress trimmed with broad Va.
lenciennes lace. This overskirt was
pointed, and was composed of three
bands of the satin and three rows OF
lace. while Valenciennes cuirasse GOV.
cred the corsage.
MISS sCUrrLER
wore beautiful dress of pearl-colored
silk, trimmed on the tablier with plat
ings of black silk and lace. A point.
d Alencon shawl was gracefully draped
from her shoulders, and an opera bon
net completed the costume.
MRS. PAYsoN
wore purple satin, elegantly trimm ed
with Chantilly lace. A Chantilly lace
overdress. and reception bonnet with
lace trimmings and long half wreath OF
pansies, composed one of the most dis
t;,c,;cbod +0;lof nc uovp of tho rocop,
ton.
MRS. KERFOOT
wore an elegant dress of black velvet.
A black lace shawl was draped from
her shoulders. Her bonnet, of black
velvet, was ornamented with pale pink
ostrich tips and roses. Her gloves
matched the feathers in her bonnet.
MISS JUDD
wore q delicate toilette of pale blue
and pink. The dress was of the blne
silk, with tablier of knife-plaited ruff
hes in the two colors, placed alternately
in curved lines. The pink silk was in.
troduced in the Vatican fold behind
and lined with sashes. The corsage was
a pink clirassc, with blue sleeves. Sht
wore turquoise ornaments.
MISS KITE ARNOLD,
daughter of the Hon. Isaac N. Arnold
wore full costume Of crepe lisse. Thu
overdress was trimmed with very
handsome fringe.
MISS pOUGALL
wore an elaborate costume Of aprico
color. The entire tablier was o.
folds forming points, and overlapping
in the centre, where they met. Thu
train had an elaborate trimming of ruff
f1es and puffs, while blue convolvuli ant
white rose buds in long bouquets loopeG
and ornamented the dress and corsage
The same flowers were in her hair, and
she wore handsome coral jewelry.
wore dress Of light pearl silk, trimmed
with founces and knife plating, which
were bound and faced with dark plum
color. Her ornaments were diamonds
MRS. sTAGER
wore a dress of pale lemon faille
Broad box-plaited founces trimmed
this, while her overskirt was.of Cham
berry gauze, matching the dress in shade
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