St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-03

and English lace: diamond necklace
and tiara; the COmteSSe de Ganay nee
Behague) in pinllish white satin, with a
wreath of diamonds across the bodice,
and aigrette of the same in her hair.
In the other box between the pillars
was the Duchess de Dondeauville in a
gray satin dress, the bodice opening
heart-Shaped over plaStron made of
a Sheaf of diamonds entirely covering
the front. dog collar and diadem to
match. With her was her daughter-in-
law, the VicOmtesse de Larochefoucauld
nee de la Tremoille), i'll red and gold.
In the other boxes on the grand tier
the Duchesse de Grammont, wearing
white satin covered with point d Allen
con, head-dress of feathers, sapphires,
and diamonds: COmtesSe de Monsaulin.
light red dress, trimmed with mi
mOSa; ComteSSe de Brigode, in
pink, trimmed with gauze, and
bows of the same on the shoulders. and
little wreath of flowers shaped like a
cone in her hair: Nine. de Montgomery,
i'll blue tulle dress, deep shade of
corntioWer, the drapery caught up with
punches of cornflOWerS, small headdreSs
OF the same flowers, with diamond dew
crops in her fair hair; Comtesse de la
Chapelle, in white lampas, pearls and
diamonds; Marquise d'Arambure, black
velvet costume Louis XIV, trimmed
with roses without leaves across the
low bodice, powdered hair and roses.
Nine. Sterne, in costume of the First
Empire, very close, or collante, satin on
one side and draped gauZe on the other,
fastened with diamonds Oh the Shout
derS and at the waist. This style OF dress.
which is rather bizarre. is much af-
fected by young married women.
ComteSse dAlsace, long collante
dress of embroidered white tulle, COW
cred with black Chantilly lace, very
open pattern, and falling over the long
train; large diamond crescent in her
hair, and pretty s0rtie de soir: white
cred at the neck with an enormous
ruche, coming up to the ears, the pc
lisse covered with white lace and large
white boa.
BarOnne de Gaze, a Henry Ii. costume
of white satin, the high collar worked
with pearls. COmtesSe de Talleyrand.
red velvet, low bodice, fastened on the
shoulder with diamond bows, riviere
and diamonds covering the bust; large
white feather fan. Comtesse Aimery
de la Rochefoucauld, sky-blue satin and
tulle, set of pearls, splendid red velvet
mantle and sable boa.
COmtesSe de Kersaint, pink tulle dress.
bOrdered at the bottom with a garland
of wild flowers, marguerlteS. peoples,
corn flowers, grasses, etc.; the same,
mixed with diamonds, on the corSage;
long sky-blue satin mantle, slightly en-
broidered with jet and trimmed around
with sable.
The Comtesse Greffulhe,'in white lace
over satin, empire shape, very long and
clinging, with wide waistband; pale
pink silk mantle, very long, with Medi-
els collar surrounding the head; this
collar lined with gold tissue and gold
embroidery Oh the mantle, one of the
corners of which was thrown over the
shoulder, Spanish fashion. The Com
Jesse Greffulhe is one of our ''profes-
Sional beauties" and one of the queens
OF fashion.
MarquiSe de Gallifet was in fame
color, very high on the shoulders. long
mantle of gold brocade. Comtesse de
Narieu. nee de Noailles, a long white
dress with stripes of black tulle, and
spotted white tulle in bands; red feath-
ers in the hair, and red plush mantle
edged with feathers. Baronne de FonS-
colombo, pale-pink satin dress covered
with pink bead grelOts; bouquet OF dia-
monds in the corSage, and in the hair a
very curious jewel-a bird of paradise
made entirely of diamonds; red plush
mantle trimmed with marten.
Nine. la Vaissiere, high powdered
head-dresS with black and white aigrette
and bow, black velvet dress and plenty
of diamonds. Miles. Goblet in white
gauZe dresses with gauze shoulder knots,
SO high that they touched the ears.