St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-15
BEAUTIES AND BRILLIANTS.
Two Notable Receptions in the Sanity
Oity.
SWELLDOM IN ECSTACY.
HOspitable Mansions Thronged Wit
Friends Of Mesdames Young :
and Ransom.

If all afternoon receptions were like
those given yesterday, women would
cease to hint that such affairs are some
times dull, and men would grow to feel
quite superfuous in society, witnessing
the degree of pleasure that may be ELL
joyed in their absence. From TO 6
O'clock yesterday afternoon the line of
carriages drawn up in front of Judge &.
B.Young's residence Oh Summit avenue,
told everybody blocks away that ''some-
thing was going on" and one had only
to tfespass through the hall door and
catch the hum of voices to know that it
it was chiefly animated femininity.
Mrs. Young, assisted by Mrs.
Robert Christie and Mrs. r. NJ. New
port received her guests in the bril-
liantly lighted drawing room, which, as
well as the parlor and dining room, was
decorated with a profusion of white
and yellow chrysanthemums. The re-
freshmen table in the dining room was
trimmed with ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS, and was presided over by Mrs.
BeaIs and Mrs. Pitts. Others below.
stairs who assisted Mrs. Young in en-
tertaining her guests were Mrs. j. j.
Hill. Mrs. William II. Lightner, Mrs F.
B. Bass. Mrs. F. E. Bird, Mrs. Edger-
ton, Mrs. &. b. Harris and Mrs. Ii. 2. !
Upham. Competing with the attract
iveness of the scene below was the Ii
brary up stairs, converted into
A BOWER-LIKE TEA ROOM.
where Misses Newport. Snythe, Nc
MILAN, Moves and BigeloW held domin-
ion. The room was hung with curtains
of smilax and yellow and white chrysan-
themumS in handsome vases were
placed here and there. The gowns
worn by the young ladies were particu-
larry pretty. 1t really did seem pity
there were no meD to see them. Miss
Viewpoints costume was doubtless the |
most artistic. 1t was a DirectOire dress 4
of white Grape trimmed with bands of /
narrow satin ribbon and garnitured 4
with smilax and delicate white flowers.
Miss Smythe's gown reproduced the
prevailing tones OF the floral decorations
of the rooms-white and gold. The
over dress of white satin, brocaded with I
gold was draped over petticoat of 4
plain satin and the c0rsage trimmed
with gold-colored plush. Miss
Bigelow wore handsome toilet
crepe, and Miss Mcmillan, white MORE,
The hostess, Mrs. Young, wore a
trained gown of white woire with point
lace uraperies. and trimmings of gold
passementerie, diamond ornaments and
cOrSage bouquet of white roses; Mrs.
Christie, gray silk, with cream roses;
Mrs. Newport, an elegant trained cos
tune of white crepe and brocade, with
diamond ornaments; Mrs. Edgerten,
lavender silk yelled in black, with trim
mings of lace, and cOrsage bouquet of
chrysanthemums; Mrs. J. j. Hill. black
lace over red silk, with complete set
Of superb
RUBY AND DIAMOND ORNAMENTS;
Mrs. William Lightner. heliotrope bro
cade; Mrs. L. B. Bass, black satin with
corsage and front of jetted lace over
white silk; Mrs. q. B. Harris, mauve
silk and velvet with diamond ornaments; j..
Mrs. f. E. Bird, black lace and silk:
Mrs. Beals, cream satin with corsage of
anthemums; Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Pitts,
black toilets. Among the many present
were: Mesdames z. IL. Kelley, Henry
Nichols. c. E. Smith. H. A. Castle, j. B.
Rice, G. l.. Greene, +. A. Fogg, II. NJ.
Knox, f. f. Hamilton, E. Hopper. F. G..
Ingersoll, II. Officer. G. W. Carpenter.
G. w. Copiey. &. l.. Pope. John J. Wat
son, C. McIlrath. N. III. Holbert. W. S.
Morton, E. c. Wheelock, F. b. Clarke,
II. b. Galuslla. Russell Freeman, J. Ii.
Murphy, J. D. O'Brien, ii. Schur-
meier, j. w. White. Ii. II. Horn,
j. p. Elmer, II. r. Brile,
G. D. Kerr, f. ID. Hager. ii. F. Drake,
d. B. French, G. w. Bum, A. l.. Moh-
Ter, NJ. E. Vinton, c. A. Wheaton. F. B.
Kenner, j. p. Gribben. A. B. Stickney,
l.. Maxfield, &. Ii. Ronney, G. A. McIn-
tyre, A. 0. Bacon, w. Davis, W. S.
Potts. N; Burrows, P, Ritchie, II. P.
Pascal E cuf Smith G. A. g. g. st GriswoI ID
J. n. Jackson, C. II. Clark, T. c. Field,
j. /. Beaumont, G. p. Moves, E. II. Cut
Ter, L. G.. Davenport, G. j. Berryhill,
Z. S. Tompkins, 0. l.. Taylor, II. J.
Crouch, c. E. Furness, J ? r. jerks.
Mrs. o. b. Hills. d. i. Hills. A. NJ.
Peabody, W. L. Newell. q. l.. Otis, De-
IIorme b. Harbaugh, f. s. Nichols, c.
E. Lee, C. b. Gilbert, A. e. Foster,
G. S. Moore, J. H. Morrison,
!. NJ. Hannaford. l.. A. Rundlett. A.
E. Senkler, W. Rhodes, w. W. East
man, c. c. Flandrau. j. 3. HiXsle, A. S.
Brisbine, w. p. Warner, Ii. S. Fair
childs. l.. p. Ordway. S. Magoffin, A.
q. Langford. W. D. Cornish, H. FL.
Kimbali, ii. NJ. Smythe, E. T. Gem,
w. f. Mason, H. H. Shiverick,
A. S. Reynolds, w. II. III. Taylor,
James Knox Taylor, G. S. Bunker,
+. G. Draper. NJ. &. Morley, d. c.
Price, w. L. Bowen, E. G. Mason. w.
A. Van Slyke. I. T. Smith. j. H. Ham
mond, G.. B. Shepherd, C. A. Bovey. III.
r. Bigelow. }. E. Gibson, Edmund
Rice. If. IT. A. Abbott. ID. W. Hand.
j. G. Markoe, c. j. Thompson, B. Gard
ner, G. II. Rust, E. X. Barber,
r. B. Door, ". F. Brooks, SeimeS,
G. E. Skinner. F. N. Routh, Maurice
Auerbach, Sylvester. nj. Cary, c. J.
Allen Gilman, A. n. Gilman, j. j.
Parker, j. j. Rogers, w. E. Rogers, A.
b. Driscoil, f. l.. Schumacher, IL. l..
Williams, f. w. Chapman, D. A.
Dickinson. w. Ell. Sanborn. G. F. Hatch,
G. Nee. Reeve, e. F. Drake. C. A.
Congdon. S. d. Flagg, }: S. Pillsbury;
the Misses Taylor, Misses Childs, Castle,
Else n. Whitwell. Bunker, Wheelock,
Galusha. Lou Murphy, Marion w. In
gersoll, Murphy. McElroy, Hull, Maui
man, Nelson, Mae Murphy, Florence
Florence Bennett. Mary b. Clark, Beau
mont, Bruce, McClurg, Price. Mason,
NJ. n. Mason, Wilson, Hammond, Elsie
H. Shave, Bovey. Shave, Routh,
Harriet l.. Iorner, Smith. Louisa Daw-
son, S. Il. Beals, Field, Carpenter,
Rucer, Goodrich, Marvel, Gotzian,
Marvel, Dassel, Peabody. Florence
Fairchiid. Fairchild, Lee, harrington,
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