St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-02
MRS. GRUNDY,s RESUME.

Turkey Not the Only Good Thing
on Mrs. Grundy's Menu the Past
Week.
Mrs. Grundy told Grundy Tuesday
morning that she never felt so little
like a wedding, and Grundy immedi
ately wanted to know if she would pre-
fer a coachman'S drab coffin and pri-
waite burying, or a silver gray with the
usual ceremony. However, when even
ing came she went to the Bingham
Prince wedding reception and found
herself equal to the occasion. She saw
. at Il glance that the BRIDES gown of
heavy corded white silk, fitted perfect
~ and that her ornaments were pearls.
She said jocularly to the groom
that they had made an early
start in their welded life, and
expressed a conviction that at her time
, OF life one would die in single blessed
ness rather than get up TO be married at
T o'clock in the morning. AS she shook
hands with Gen. J, &. Bingham, she
mentally pronounced him the most dis
tinguished man she had ever seen, and
told Grundy afterwards he was enough
to make any married woman sigh for
marital bereavement. She learned from
John Prince that the bride and groom
would leave for their future home in
Chicago at o'clock, and that many of
the handsome floral pieces which decor
ated the rooms were sent in by their
friends. Taking stand in the recep-
ton room to find who were there and
what they wore, Mrs. Grundy saw the
BRIDES mother in black satin en-
traine with trimmings Of point lace
and diamond ornaments; Mrs. Nor
gan white MORE, point lace and
diamonds; Mrs. MarkOe, red silk with
black Spanish lace drapery, diamonds
and white roses; Miss Dean, pink tulle
satin with draperies of white lace; Mrs.
NIcLaren, purple velvet with trimming
of lavender applique; Mrs. j. B. Clark,
black velvet en- traine with point of
black velvet striped with white silk;
Mrs. Stephen Cook, red silk combined
with white MORE; Miss Price, directoire
gown of terra Gotta and soft silk COM
hned with fiounced silk; Miss Wilder,
lavender silk yelled with black thread
lace. Among those present were Mr.,
and Mrs. }. J. Hill, Gen. Sibley, Mrs.
and Miss Carpenter, Miss Beaumont,
DR.. and Mrs. Perrin, the Misses Perrin,
Capt. p. BurlSey and wife, DR.. and Mrs.
Chute, the Misses Chute. MeSsrs. Waters,
w dSIlDurU anu l1UDhlilS, dill Ol Mllific-
apolis; Mrs. j. H. Simpson, the Misses
Borup, Mrs. G. r. Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Teasdale, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs. Bend, Mrs. Stan
ford Newell, Miss Stephenson, Nj. and
Mrs. Auerbach, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Rice, the Misses Rice. Miss Mary TaY
Tor, Mrs. S. D. Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hill, E. G. Becker, MIR. and Mrs.
G. A. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs, E. f.
Hamilton, Mrs. Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Austrian, Mrs. Emil Hurst, Miss
Goodrich Marvel. Mr.. and Mrs. Alien
Marvel, the Misses McQuillan, Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Smyth, Miss Mcknight,
Judge and Mrs. Gilfillan, Miss Gilfillan,
Miss De Negre, Miss Sturgis, Miss
Tompklns, Miss Lightner, Rev. and
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalrymple,
MI and Mrs. 5. J. Donnelly, Col. and
Mrs. Rockwell, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Beals, Nj. Bigelow, Miss Bamf0rd,
Miss Beaupre, Miss Belote, Mrs.
John Mcdonald, Mrs. Blood, Mrs.
P. HI. Hardenbergh, Mrs. Bird, Mrs.
Pope, Mrs. E. A. Young, Mrs. l.. II.
MaXfeld, Miss Napier, Miss Wingaye,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Drake. Mrs. G. S.
Acker, Mrs. Cornish, Miss Handy, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fulton, Miss Annie
Bunker, Mrs. u. Lamprey, Miss
Moore, the Misses Shave. Mr.. McNIil-
Ian and wife. Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Brisbine, Mrs. Proctor and Miss Kath
crime Dean.