St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

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tribute to SURPRISING beauty. Very
charming girls, too, are the Misses
| Marvel, who have also cheated the
cherub by being in Chicago at this
! season. They are pets of society,
favOrites of the beaX, and are
scheduled at hundred thousand each.
There are great many OF the most
charming and mOst adnred of maidenS
i'm every city of the world whose chief
charm is an indefinable one. These are
neither blondes nor brunettes. but
lovely as hours all the same, and
queens of the little worlds in which
they move. Miss Alice FOrepaugh is
not blonde or a brunette, but is
petite. piouante. widely travelled and
universally adnred. She is the owner
IF about Sl50,OOO. and will make jewel
of a wife for some fellow. If Cupid
knows his business. the present winter
ought to cut some figure in her case.
Miss Griggs. who is now in Tacoma.
dabbling her dear little tOOtSieS IN the
limpid waters of the sound. Is another
beauty aud an heiresS-S2O0,0 900 Is not
too steep figure to call the marriage
lot she will some day claim.
''DO you want stately malden?-One
descent and pride of race. Cupid! In
trOduce this gentleman to Miss New
port, but don't mention that she is worth
$500, 900.
Miss Nellie Auerbach is perhaps one
of the pTettiest and wealthiest of the
heireSseS of the hill district. She will
spend the winter in u ashingtOn to the
utter desperation and despair of the
local LOthariOs who know she has $500,
600 and would like 70 tell her how they
yearn for just such a wife as she is sure
to make.
There's a certain young hero who
calls Buffalo, n. Y, his home, and
whose passion for no less lovely a maid
Ell than the fair Alice BigelOw is pro-
verbal. 1t is whispered in the halls
and corridors of many mansion on
the hill that the Buffalo mans show is
a good one. Miss Bigelow is worth
100000, and will make the sweetest lit
tie wife in all ChristendOm.
Miss Averill is brunette and one of
the brightest little ladies figuring in the
four hundred to-day. She is said to be
worth about Sl5O,O0O. and to have formed
to this time no attachment.
Talk about Italian beauties, languOr
oUs-eyed SenOrltaS, where is the Nen--
tan to compare with our own Miss
Lilly Price? Hers is brunette love
illness than which less brilliant and
less fascinating has ere this ratified q
king and caused the everlasting down.
fall of nation. Miss Price is not re-
garded as an heiresS. but will have a
snug little sum to serve for pin money
when ''the laird ha' come to claim his
bonny BRIDE"
The Misses Dawson. who, by the'way,
l. -
girls too. They are blunettes and very
modest young ladies and worth about
$3.50, 900 each.
Then comes Miss Flandrau. the lovely
daughter of Judge Flandrau. She is
another of the faithless fair whose pas
sion for the continent outweighS their
loyalty TO good. old fashioned, Min
nesOta winter. Miss Flandrau is mod
estly wealthy, having about $4,000.
Now Miss Bunker. Everyone who
was at Lafayette last summer remem-
beers the charmingly cOStumed little
lady of no pronounced complexion, but
possessed witilal of an irresistible charm
of manner and something like 1000 to
buy her own bonnets with.
A very popular young lady, brunette
and bewitching, is Miss Moore, and
there are few young ladies in the West
who have achieved greater social tri-
umph. Miss Moore is rated at $4,000,
and isn't at all cOneeited about it.
One of the very incest little ladies in
all the aristOeratic circle, however, is
Miss NOyes. She is not great society
mover. but is we'll known and unIver-
sally liked, albeit she is worth $500, 900.
Miss Stickney is another blonde. and
beauty. As with some Of the other
ladies mentioned, she is more at home
in the American quarter of the French
capital than within the brownstone
walls of the Summit avenue palace
Miss Stickney has about 100000 TO call
! her own.
Miss Lamprey, VINO has been for some
time IN Paris, where she has been edu-
Gated, returned a short time ago with a
decidedly French accent. habit Of ele-
waiting her eyebrows and Struggling her
dear little shoulders when surprised, in
the cutest way Imaginable.
Miss Wheelock is literary. and deeply
interested iG all pertaining to literature.
| She is worth $4,000.
Miss Wilder, daughter of 4. Fl. VIII
| der, viii be worth the magnificent sum
! Of s, O00. 900. She is a brunette of rath-
/ er more than medium stature. rather
/ pretty and everywhere sought. And so
! the list might run ad iniinitum, for not
a twentieth part of the beauty and
I wealth unmarried could be enumerated
/ at this time. There are dozens of girls
who are worth all the way from $4,000
! to 100000. Miss Harrington is pretty
| little girl-engaged though. She has a
/ cool Sle0.010. Miss Prince is another
| 100000 heiress, and would be great
| catch if Sue hadn't a red cent. Miss
| Cooke, niece of Mrs. Gov. Merriam, is
| one of the most charming of girls, and
| is worth 5000.
Take heart, you modest Western
I; youths. Dig out the dress suits you had
| made while the guv'nor was paying the
| bills; brush them up and get yourselves
! intrOduced-make your debUts now OF
! never. The holiday season provides
| opportunities to be had at no other
! time Of the year. except, perhaps, the
lake period, and now IS your time tc
skIrn.ish for 4 wife and fortune. The
GLOBE cousigns you all to Cupid, IL
whose dimpIed hands and at whose sug
. gestioH none can go aStray. Good luck
| to you, boys, and the compliments oil
! the season to one and all, to say moth
| ing Of future years.
A CHILD'S QUESTION.