St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21

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Nicols, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, Misses
and Mrs s'u Thomas mlss Cochran oS Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Corning, Mi.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Newport, Miss New
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson,
MIR. and Mrs. Bird, Mrs. w. S. Nor
ton, Mrs. Alexander Stone, Mrs. K.
l.. Frost, Miss Cooke, Miss Gordon,
Judge and Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss McMil-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepard, Mr..
and Mrs. BoalS and son. DR.. and Mrs.
Day and daughters, Senator and Mrs.
Sabin, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Gregg,
MIR. and Mrs. +. p. Wright,
Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. Greer,
Messrs. William and Henry Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. FOrepaugh, Miss Fore
paugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Gates, Miss Gates,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Gates, Mrs. and Miss
McLaren, Mr.. and Misses Taylor, Mrs.
GOtzian and Miss Vallie, Mr.. and Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Field, Mrs. Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Bigelow, Miss Bigelow,
Mrs. Glenny, MIR. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Rice,
Miss Rice, Miss Auerbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Nj. Knox,
Miss Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IL. BigelOw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lightner, Miss McClurg, Gen. and
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Christie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bunker, Miss Bunker, MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Jr., l.. E. New
port.
Mrs. Grundy was driven Immediately
after the ceremony to Mr.. Deans house,
where she found the relatives and other
immediate friends of the newly welded
pair. She rendered her congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, teasingly told
them she had found out where they in
tended spending the honeymoon, whiS-
pered the intelligence in the brides ear,
adding that no secrets held out when
she set to work On them. and then.
promising to call at the Albion as soon as
Mrs. jackson returns to town, she bus
tied off to Mrs. Chittenden'S reception.
She was provoked to see that she
spotted her new gown in the rain,
going from the carriage to Mrs. Chitten-
denis door; but she forgot the disagree
able fact in her delight at seeing Mrs.
Chittenden we'll enough to entertain
again. She told Mr.. Chittenden she
had never known his wife to wear any
thing more becoming than that gray
silk gown with pink trimmings a la
France roses. She saw Mrs. Ruther-
ford in white lace over pink satin. with
diamond ornaments, Mrs. Fred Bryant
in red dotted gauze, Mrs. II. &. Davis in
black lace wiGh pink chrysanthemums.
Mrs. HughSOn i'll garnet velvet, Mrs.
EaSton in black velvet with Marshal
Neil roses, Miss Gillian in white lace
over pink with jacqueminOt roses, and
Miss Chamberlin in white lace with
La France roses, pearl and diamond
ornaments, were assisting Mrs.
Chittenden. Mrs. Moore, in a handsome
black toilette, served tea from table
trimmed with lavendar ribbons and
heliOtrope: Mrs. Davis served coffee
from yellow table, ana ice cream and
bon bons were Jemptingly set off by
iacnueminot roses and red ribbons on
another table. The floral decorations
in which roses predOminafed were very
pretty. Seibert@ orchestra in the hall
discoursed sweet music. and altogether
the scene was so attractive Mrs. Grundy
fingered until dancing began i'll the
evening, and then felt inclined to take
a few turns in the waltz herself. As
she drove TO Mrs. Whites on Portland
avenue, thinking of those she had
met at Mrs. Chittenden's, she
recollected DR.. and Mrs. Christie,
MIR. and Mrs. Freeman, DIR. and
son, Judge and Mrs. Gilfllan. Mayor
Smith and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. BigelOw,
Mr.. and Mrs. MaXheld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Won Wedelstaedt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
McManus, Col. Mason, the Misses Mason,
Miss FOrepaugh, Mrs. Chamberlin,
Mrs. ViHum, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon,
Miss Gordon, Mrs. Mai. Eckles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Sohlgarrd, the
Misses Murphy, Miss Smith, tie Misses
Fairchild, Misses Davenport, Constans,
Adah Hawkins, WheelOck. May Ban
ming. Lizzie Won Wedelstaedt; MesSrs.
Gilman, Banning, Cathcart, Thompson,
BigelOw, Nutting, Patterson, Carpen-
ter, John Lee and Mark Won Wedel-
staedt.
At Mrs. Whites Mrs. Grundy found
Misses Hall. Nouman and Smythe, Mes
danes Edgerton, Furness and Senkler.
She spent an hour chatting with this
one and that one, among others with
Misses Flandrau, BigelOw, Auerbach,
Taylor, WheelOck, Gotzian, Peet,
Stephenson, Emmett, Lee, McLaren,
Field, Armstrong, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs.
Freeman, MeSSrs. Glenn, Jaggard,
Wenzell, Tiffany, McLaren, Percy,
Parker, Jones. Field, BigelOw, Wright,
Appleton, Abbott, Chapman, Mckeever,
Skipwith, Foster, Peet, Yardley, Wash
ington. At IL O'Clock the old lady turned
face homeward. 1t was strong tempt
alton to go down to Standard hall Tor a
few dances, TO see who were there and
what they wore, but she concluded she
would be In her grave next day if she at
tempted it. AS matters stood. she told
Mr.. Grundy when she reached his room
that zone more. day like this has been
would kill me-" But Mr.. Grundy only
looked incredulous and asked her what
she had had that was good to eat.