Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01


Miss Helen Pgtnam's coming out party
oa Tuesday evening was one OF ths most
delightful social events OF the season. The
music was perfec., and the floral decora-
tions OF pink rosss and smilsx we're artistic
Ia The extreme. and we're furnished oy
Chapman, the well known rOriss-
1ne lair deDutante was charming In her
snowy robes OF white saith and tulIe, with
natural dossrs. Her mother. Mrs Enos
Putnam. Who received with her, wore an
elegant gown Of BLACK lase and MORE, with
diamonds. Miss 5avidgs wore white satin
aud lace. Miss Maud Boyden. white silk,
Miss Bixby, red velvet Miss Joyce,
white silk, Miss Blodgett. white Grape.
Miss Bonneli. white silk; Aiss Waters,
black tglle, with orchids, Miss Cbsmpan,
blue silk; Miss MeQaewan, blue silk; Miss
Remington, black tulle. with yellow; Miss
More. shite muslin, with natural flowers
Miss Coyods, black lace; Miss Gold
smith, white MORE. with flowers;
Miss Pre0sser, red SILK; Miss Free
man, black tnile, Miss Jane Freeman,
blue silk, Miss Uhi, light China sils; Mss
Mabon. terra Gotta cashmere and brocsde.
en- tram; Miss Boy atom, white cashmere aud
surah; Miss Stone. white silk; Mrs.
Blodsett, black velvet; Mrs. Waters, black
lace sad noise; Ars. o. A. Ball, heliotrope.
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diamonds; Mrs Cody. corded silk, en- train;
Mrs. b. 5. White. black velvet. diamonds;
Mrs. Dr. Rutherford black silk duchess
lace Among The gentlemen the following
were noticed. Misses ID. H. Waters. o. A.
Ball. ID. A BlodgetL ID. ID. Cody. Thomas
Peck, L. +. Uhl. b. s. White, ID. III. Rather-
ford, e. +. Gill, O. w. Watkins. Fred Ball,
John Bonnell. Charles Blair, Robert Barn.
ard Zach and Fred Aldrich, Fred
Champiin, win Fowler, Will Guam.
Will Gay, Will Granger. John and Charles
McQuewsn, Will NcCsy, Tom Pierce,
Charles Shepard, Dudley Waters, Charles
| Wilson, Lacius Torrey, James Crosby,
| James Barnett, James Blair and the
Msssrs. Donaldson OF Detroit, w. L.
Graham of CHICAGO. G. b. Leet, and Charles
Smith Of New York.
| Mrs. DR.. Stevens progressive sleighride
/ pedro party on Friday night, was very en-
| joyab!e. aside from the excitement OF the
| runaway. Progressive slelghrides are al
ways popular, aud become douoly so when
capped with progressive pedro
The six-haud progressive pedro party
given on Friday night by Miss Susie
| Bl0dgett, at the family residence on Cherry
/ Ct, Jas one OF the most recherche parties
/ given this season. The beautiful aud
| SPACIOUS rooms were prettily and tastefully
| decorated with cut flowers, the delicate per-
| fume OF yiolets prevailing over all.
| Delicious refreshments were served aud the
| prizes taken have already been noted in the
/ columns of the rELEsRsN- HERALD.
The following is . complete list Of the
guests, all of whom were In full dress: Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Raymond, Captain aud Mrs. Lock
wood MIR. and Mrs Anton Hodenpyl, Miss
/ Heath. Miss Champlin, Miss Stone and
Miss Nina Stone. Miss Waters, Miss Nc
Qaevsu, Miss Remington. Miss Moore Miss
| Cole, Miss Bonnell. Miss Covode. Miss Ma
bon. Miss Preusser, Mss Hattie White, Miss
| Delano and Miss Grace DeLano.
| Miss nunning. MISS Freeman, Miss
| Uhl, Miss Putnam, Miss Wooster.
and the Acssrs. Fred Champlin, Dudley
Waters, John and Charles McQuewsn,
Thods Rathboue. Will Gay, VIII Gum.
John C0vods. c. B. Lest and Charles A.
smith. OF New York City; Tom Peirce, Rob
| Barnard. CEet Shepard. John Hughart.
Casrles Blaifs Walter McBrien. Will Nc
Gay. Fred Alaric.l, viii Granger. Stuart de
/ nrafft and Joon Fowler.