St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-18


eneircling diamonds. 1t really made
her envious.
The refreshment table was so prettily
arranged with the dainty china, the
candelabra and centerpieceOf feathery
ferns, Mrs. Grundy said to Mrs. Be calls
she felt like staying there all night and
one woman. who overheard, said to am
other she believed she was capable of
it and eat every moment of the time,
too.
''It is such delightfully."- clever idea
to divide the. crowd by having the tea
room up stairs" Mrs. Grundy said to
Miss Mcmillan who, with Misses New
port, Smyth, Bigelow and Moves. was
serving tea in the library on the second
| floor. Miss Bigelow, who wore a hand
some toilet of black lace herself, babe
| Mrs. Grundy look through the curtain
| of smilaX into the alcoye at Miss New
! ports gown. and Mrs. Grundy looked
| look and admire again. 1t was made OF
white crepe in the directoire style. and
| its quaint grace so enhanced Miss New
ports natural charms that, having it i'll
| her mind TO get Antoinette Zone
like it, she Joined Miss New
ports side, and with profuse
| apologies for her impertinence asked
| who designed il. Great was her SUR
| prise and increased her admiration to
hear that Miss Newport had designed it
herself. Miss Smythe's gown OF gold
! and white brocaded and plain satin,
trimmed with gold-colOred plush, was
| in such perfect harmony with the tone.
white and yellow chrysanthemums, lent
to the floral decorations of the rooms,
Mrs. Grundy told her either she must
| have dressed to match the flowers or the
! flowers must have been selected to
matcli her gown.
! After taking cup of tea and deter.
mining that Miss McNlillan'S dress was
white MORE and Miss Moves white
crepe, Mrs. Grundy took her departure
for SIrs. Ransoms, and recalling the
faces she had caught a glimpse
of at Mrs. Young's.. thought of
| MeSdameS p. Ii. Kelley, Henry Nichols,
| G.. E. Smith, H. A. Castle, j. b.
Rice, C. l.. Greene, F. A. Fogg, II. NJ.
Knox. E. F. Hamilton, E. Hopper, +. G.
Ingersoll. II. Officer, G. w. Carpenter,
G. w. Copey. G. l.. Pope. John j. Wat
son, c. McIlrath. n. III. Holbert. W. 5.
Morton. E. c. Wheelock. F. B. Clarke,
r. d. Galusha, Russell Freeman, j. Ii.
Murphy, j. ID. O'Brien, H. Schur
meier, j. w. White. Ii. II. Horn,
j. P. Elmer, IL. r. Brile,
G. ID. Kerr. F. ID. Hager, II. f. Drake,
u. B. French, c. W. Bum, A. l.. Moh-
Ter, NJ. E. Vinton, c. A. Wheaton, f. B.
l.. Maxfield, G. II. Ronney. c, A. McIn-
tyre. A. O. Bacon. w. Davis, W. S.
Potts, NJ. Burrows, P. Richie, II. P.
Royce, +. II Kruger, c. C. II. Smith,
Pascal Smith. A. j. Stone, NJ.
B. Curry, G. G. Griswold. J.
n. Jackson, C. II. Clark, I. c. Field,
j. l. Beaumont, c. p. NoyeS. h. IL. Cut
Ter, r. G. Davenport. c. j. Berryhill,
Il. S. TompkinS. o. l.. Taylor. ii. j.
CroBch, c. E. Furness, J. X. jerks,
Mrs. o. i. Hills, ID. B. Hills, A. NJ.
Peabody, W. F. Newell, &. l.. Otis. De-
Lorlne b. Harbaugh, f. s. Nichols. c.
E. Lee, c. B. Gilbert, A. q. Foster,
G.. S. Moore, j. H. Morrison,
j. NJ. Hannaford, l.. A. Rundlett, A.
f. Senkler, w. Rhodes, W. W. East
man, c. c. Fiandrau. J. B. HiXsle, A. S.
Brisbine, w. p. Warner, ii. S. Fair
childs. L; P; ordway, 5. MagofIin, A.
G: Langford. W; d. Cornish; Il. Il.
A. A. S. Reynolds iS' ". II. l. H. i.N Taylor.
James Knox Taylor, c. S. Bunker,
f. q. Draper. NJ. &. Worley, ID. G.
Price, W. l.. Bowen, +. c. Mason. W.
A. Van Slyke, T. L. Smith. j. Ii. Ham
mond. G. 3. Shepherd, c. A. Bovey, Fl.
Il. Bigelow. }. f. Gibson, Edmund
Rice, Jr., T. A. Abbott, ID. w. Hand.
j. C.. Markoe, c. J. Thompson, B. Gard
ner. G. II. Rust. K. Il. Barber,
X. B. Door, ". F. Brooks, Seimes.
&. E. Skinner. L. n. Routh. Maurice
Auerbach, Sylvester, NJ. Cary, G. J.
Allen Gilman, A. n. Gilman, J. j.
Parker, J. j. rogers, W. E. Rogers, A.
B. Drscoll, F. l.. Schumacher, Ii. J..
Williams. E. W. Chapman. d. A.
Dickinson, W. FL. Sanborn, c. +. Hatch,
G. Nee. Reeve, E. F. Drake. c. A.
the Misses Taylor. Misses Childs, Castle,
Else n. Whitwell, Bunker. Wheelock,
Galusha. Lou Murphy, Marion w. In
gersoll, Murphy. MeElroy. Hull, Nau-
man, Nelson, Mae Murphy, Florence
Bennett. Mary b. CLARK, Beau
mont, Bruce, McClurg. Price, Mason,
NJ. n. Mason, Wilson, Hammond. Elsie
NJ. Shave, Bovey. Shave, Routh,
Harriet l.. Homer, Smith, Louisa Daw-
son, S. B. Beals, Field. Carpenter,
RuCcr. Goodrich, Marvel, GotZian,
Marvel, Dassel, Peabody. Florence
Fairchild, Fairchild, Lee, Harrington,
Giliilian, Auerbach, Forepaugh. Alice
F0repaugh, Gordon and NJ. l.. French.
Mrs. RansOm's Reception.
In Mrs. Ransom's drawing room, Mrs.
Grundy greeted the hostess, noticed
how handsome she was in her black
silk and Jet gown, and how Immensely
becoming diamonds are to her. shook
hands with Miss Emmett, speaking her
pleasure on meeting her, and thinking
of the yellow tulle she wore with
corsage bouquet of chyrsanthemums,
and chatted few moments with Miss
Lane. whose trained gown of white
dotted net and satin and pearl neck
lace, she said to Mrs. Robertson were
the prettieSt things she could have worn.
She asked Mrs. TarboX if she supposed
all the fancy work she had seen in the
rooms I'D stairs was done by Mrs. RAN
som, and she declared that it was Won
derful When she learned that Mrs. Ran
som did it, She kissed little Bonnie,
told her she had just been taking peep
into her room and she believed no little
girl iii ST: Paul has one prettler. Mrs.
Grundy drifted into the tower room,
where she took a cup of tea from Miss
Brisbine and said to Mrs. Horton: Mrs.
Ransom's home is certainly beautiful.
In the dining room she found the Misses
Taylor and Mrs. Stephenson. Moore and
Mann-such a lively set OF young ladies.
she really grew to feel few
years younger and became so
animated herself Grundy would
have told her she acted foolish.
When she reached home, and Marie
was removing her boots. she told Marie
(who is absorbed in the doings Of the
4UU) that she had never attended two
such enjoyable receptions in one after
noon as Mrs. Young's and Mrs. Ran
SONS. Marie asked if that ''char-
mantle chic, Miss Aieece: Forpaugh,
.,.n.- OF Mig Pnncnrn,S mud Mig Grund1.