St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-11
DANCED THE HOURS AWAY.
Society Swells Throng Summit Ave-
nue. Residence.
MISS MINA SMITHS PARTY
Exquisite Toilets and Elaborate Decora.
tons Among the Features Of
The Event.

Society has been looking forward with
pleasurable anticipation to the dancing
party given by Miss Nina Smith at her
elegant home on Summit avenue last
evening. The affair was brilliant in the
extreme, the majority of all the young
society people in town being present.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers, principally white chrysan-
themums, Marechal Mel and La France
roses, and to the inspiring strains
of Seibert's orchestra the merry
crowd danced away the night.
Some of the toilets worn by
the ladies were especially pretty.
The hostess was attired in white silk
net, made over white satin and trimmed
with narrow ribbon, and carried bOu-
quet of white roses. Miss Smith was
assisted in receiving by Miss Stickney
and Miss Helen Smith. both of whom
wore white silk gowns, with cOrSage
bouquets of roses. Miss Mann wore a
dress of white striped gauZe over pink
silk, trimmed with pink ribbons,
DECOLLETE CORSAGE AND NO ORNA-
MENTs;
Miss Margaret Hall, white lace skirt
over blue Surah; Miss Lou Murphy,
white silk; Miss Elsie Shave, eombina-
ton of blue and white silk, trimmed
with gold paSSementerie; Miss Alice
Shave, white crepe, combined with
striped silk, pearl necklace; Miss Ing
ham, blue crepe, decollete corsage, stud
ded with gemmed gold flowers; Miss
Undertake, black net. with decOl-
lete cOrsage, frightened by gold
pins in floral designs; Miss
Davis, white satin; Miss Rice,
unrelieved blue tulle, decollete corsage;
Miss Perrin, black tulle; Miss Florence
Fairchild, lowered silk, with corsage
bouquet of JacqueminOt roses; Mrs.
Baker, brown lace over cream satin,
cOrSage bouquet of pink roses; Miss
COnstans, white crepe skirts, with blue
silk bodice; Mrs. French, blue silk,
trimmed with beaded gauZe; Miss
Kemp, blue silk and tulle, with corsage
bouquet of roses; Miss Fairchild, white
crepe, with diamond ornaments.
One hundred and fifty invitations
were issued, nearly all OF
WHICH WE'RE ACCEPTED.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f. Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. French,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardenbergh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, Mr..
and Mrs. Stickney; Misses Sullivan,
Helen Smith, Constans, Hammond,
Rice, Washington, Williams, Fairchild,
Murphy, Mcmillan, GOTHAM, Gordon,
Dean, Stickney, M. Dean, Hersey,
Undertake, Bunker, Dawson, Beaupre,
Baker, Davis, Gilfillan, Forepaugh,
Mann, Kelly, KeOgh, Smyth, Taylor,
Ruger, Scheffer, Perrin, Shaw, Auer-
bach, Cook, Greye, Gates, Castle, Car
penter. Stevenson, Palmer; Messrs.
Cathcart, Rea d, Patterson, Heath. Big
Glow, Banning, Jaggard, Clay, Wiley,
Knight. Handy, Rider, Prise, McQuiI-
Ian, Hastings, Gilman, Wright, p. w,
Parker. James. Griggs, Foster, Du Puy,
Williams, Robertson, O'Leary, Dawson.
Tatnalll, Wall, Armstrong, Spencer,
Bryant, MOnfOrt, Elmer, Jackson,
Prince, Gilbert, Candy, IngersOll, Peet,
Stone, johnson, Powers, Farnham, Ga
lusha, Yardley, Harrington, Boyle, Otis,
Hawks, Riddle, DR.. McLaren and Dr..
Stewart.