St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-30

trimmed with small peoples, and she
wore the same flowers in her hair and
| wrought into chain about her neck.
Miss Maud Taylor as peach blossom
wore unique costume. the skirts were
composed of pink. paper founeeS and
the .corsage of green satin was finished
with a collar cunningly fashioned OF
peach blossoms.
Miss Stevenson, pretty ever, was pref
tier than usual as buttercup.a Skirts
OF yellow tulle were Sufmounted by a
Short green drapery like the calyX OF
the flower. and Luttercups edged the
decollete green silk corsage and formed
coronet for her Shapely head.
Miss Goodrich Marvel, as red carila4
ton, wore tulle skirts and green SAITH,
bodice.
Miss Flandrau. as. daisy. wore
skirts and white crep, over which We're
petal-shaped panels of white SILK
green plush. decollete. sleeveless cors-
age aud plush and satin daisy for head
dress. ll
Miss Gotzian, as Gala lily. was one of
the ladies' conspicuous for her artistic
dress. The gown was white sole dc
Chine. plain but for the striking garni.
lures of Gala leaves. She wore pearl
bSShfocN oiea q bOtiIuCt VI SOiioSs
Miss hall as nasturtium, wore yell
low tulle skirts. garnitured with nastur-
tiumS, a velvet bodice of naSturtiuI1
and nasturtiunf for head dress.
Miss Gilfiilan as wild rose" was
without a suggestion of thornS about
her beauty. Her skirt was composed OF
rose petals in all the natural, varying
tints and bodice of pink tulle with a
bunch of roses.
Miss Perrin as lilac wore lilac
tinted China silk, garnitured with lilacs.
Miss Noyes as lily of the valley wore
white tulle skirts, relieved by satin lily
leaves; decollete green satin corSage,
edged around the bottom and around
the neck with lilies of the valley; pearl
ornaments.
Miss Katherine Dean, as red rose,
wore red tulIe skirts and leaf green vel
vet corsage with bouquet and coronet
of roses.
Miss Dean as sunnower wore yellow
tulle over SATIN skirts, brown satin cor
sage edged with suRfewers, fan and
headdresS Of suntl0wers.
Miss Hersey. as cherry blossom.
wore a gown of white satin and tulle
garnitured with cherry blossoms.
Miss McEaren. as dandelion, wore a
skirt OF yellow fringe WITH SATIN cor
sage trimmed with yellow and green
fringe, corsage boquet of dandelions
and the same flowers in the hair.
Miss More as an apple blossom, wore
pink tulle skirts with a corsage of apple
green satin.
The ladies who chaperened the party
were Mesdanes F. b. Clark, S. d. Stur-
gis, George Glenny. Furness, RIM. New
port, Fiandrau nd Bigelow. Among
the gentlemen present were Messrs.
Victor Robinson, l.. E. Newport, }. 81.
Stewart. F. Skipwith, Jagaard, F. B.
Clark, J. j. Parker, Wright. G. Flan-
drau, Peet, Tighe, Lightner, George
Bigelow. Banning. Foster, Shapely,
Vanderburgh, Boyle, McLaren, James.
Cutcheon, Armstrong, Peet, Mckeeyer.
Selmes, Rantoul, johnson and Hynd-
man.
Misses Newport and Bigelow covered
themselves with glory as leaders of a
eotillion. The figures danced were ex-
tremely pretty aid twelve in number:
One. plain; 2, scarf; 3, plain; 4. Mill
itarv, with flags; 5, plain; 6. flower girl !;
Z, bottle; 8. plain; 9, rain, with para
soils: 10, arbor; IL, plain; IL, all up,
with Japanese lanterns.