St. Paul daily globe., 1890-01-29
IN A BLAZE OF GLORY.
Grand Ball Of the Irish-Amer-
lean Club at the
Ryan.
A More Brilliant and Enjoya-
bic Affair Has Seldom
Occurred.
Youth and Beauty That Made
Up a Picture Of Loveli-
ness.
Who We're There and Descrip-
tions Of the Costumes
Worn.


that it is one of the bright consultations
ill the social frmamento of theSaintly City.
More than the flour hundred"were in at
tendance, and more brilliant and en-
joyable affair never took place, even at
the Ryan, that place Of all places for
grand balls and fetes. Seibert's full
orchestra was present, one portion Of
which was stationed in the main
corridor and the other in the
ball room, and "the music" as one
young devotee of fashion said, twas
inst grand" Florist May provided the
floral decorations and surpassed all
former efforts in that direction. The
massive pillars were twined with smi-
lax, while tropical plants were pro-
fusely distributed along the corridors.
The dancing programme was nicely
arranged and consisted of sixteen num-
bers. and from IL till o'clock delight
full supper was served in the ordinary of
the Ryan. But, while the floral dec0ra-
tions, the music, the dancing and the re-
freshments were fine, they were all
eclipsed by the costumes worn by the
fair ladies, young and old, who graced
the occasion with their presence.
Among these We're:
WHAT THEY WORE.
Mrs. James q O'Brien, of Stillwater-A lovely
costume of pale pink; black lace and dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. John O Brien, of Sdllwater-White
costume; ruby ornaments
Mrs. Cy WellingtOn-Costume of pale blue
silk; diamonds.
Mrs. T. " Dwyer-Gobelin blue. with white
trimmings: La France roses and diamonds.
Mrs. Arthur-Trained costume of ottoman
silk; carnations and diamonds.
Mrs. T. T. Birmingham-Impor.ed costume
of black; diamonds
Mrs. Ignatius Donnely-Costume of drab;
point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. George Gilrinan, of Stillwater-Very
pretty costume of black silk.
Mrs. Frank Agnew-Black silk, Chantilly
lace; gold ornaments.
Mrs. Carpenter-Brown faille franchise;
passamenterie and Jacqueminot roses.
Mrs. b, A. CoX-Delighf ful costume of
blue silk, real lace: diamonds.
Mrs. King-Blaek lace and diamonds.
Mrs. L. j. Flannigan-Trained costume OF
cream brown: roses; decollete.and diamonds.
Mrs. John j. Kenna-Imported costume of
golden brown failIe francaise. passamente-
RE and La France roses.
Miss Kitty Smith-Uream surah, Chantiily
lace and gold ornaments.
Miss Julia Burke-Costume of black velvet.
decollete, Jaequeminot roses and rubies.
Miss Nellie Agnew-Imported costume Of
red faille fra ,caise.
Miss Hall-Very pretty gray costume of
tuIle and ribbons to match.
Miss Sue Rogers-LOvely costume of white
ottoman with Chantlly lace, heliotrope
ribbons, lilacs and diamonds.
Miss Maria Agnew-Lovely black and white
costume
Miss Emma Conley-White rhadame,
Fedora lace with Marechal Mel roses
Mrs. P. a. Whaley-Black faille franchise,
old rase trimmings and gold ornaments.
MISS Nellie Keogh-Black tulle, carnations
and diamonds.
Miss Maggie Kelly-Black lace costume
ribbons, and Marechal Mel roses.
Mrs. Joe Rogers Pink surah, tulle, and La
France roses; diamonds.
Miss Mamie Dowldn-Imported costume of
old rose velvet; paSsamenterie.
Miss Sarah Dowian-Sea foam green
with Fedora lace; pink rose buds.
Mrs. T. j. Foley-Black fish net; velvet and
ribbons.
Miss Midge Beaton. of Galena. nl.-White
Henrietta with faille franchise ribbons;
ruby ornaments.
WHO WE'RE THERE.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gilman. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
o Brien, of Saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius
Donnelly. of Nininger; DR.. Kelly and Miss
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs James King, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Agnew, Mr..
and Mrs A. L: Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
Messy Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Redding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Reardon. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Smith, Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph A. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. p A.
Whaley. Mr.. and Mrs. t. J. Flanagan. Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Kenna, Mr.. and
Mrs B. A. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Yelling
ton, Mr. and Mrs. P. Y. Dwyer, Mr.: and Mrs.
T: F. Birmingham, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas D.
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Bowlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. K. Boney Mr. and Mrs. P Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.: Corcoran, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cramsie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan j: Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Foley,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Flannigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Flynn, of Little Falls, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grace,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Harroun. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Horrigan, Mr.: and Mrs. William G.
Hendy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keogh. Mr.. and
Mr.. James King. Mr.; and Mrs, John Kirwn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang, MIR: and Mrs: W. L. Nc
Mrs g. R. o'Reilly, MI. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Prendergast, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Rogers, Mr.
ana Mrs. d. w. Tuohy.
The Misses Maggie Kelly, Frances Smith,
Darragh, Roche, Lytle, Dncre. Sue Rogers,
Mdge Beaton, Galena. H.; Donnelly. Fitz-
patrick, Kelly, Reardon. Beaupre, King,
Kitty Smith, Julia Burke, Maria Agnew,
Emma Conley, Abby Gay, Hall, Sue Rogers,
Donnelly, P. T. Kavanagh, j. G. Donneliy, q.
W.. Wack. James R. Donnelly, DR.. j. F. Null
hollan6. ,.ld; NJ j. AgneT. John E. Bar
F. M. Baumgartner. Thomas j. Flynn
j. G. Flynn, DR.. Thomas Calvin, John Gil
tinan, Thomas Grace Jr.. J. A. Green. of
Stone CITY,, 10. E: X. DR.. Hauley. John Q.
Hau1ey, John Holligan. j. C. Hardy, A S.
Heffletinger, j. P. Hefferman, j. C. johns
ton, Judge Morrison, John Melady,
DR.. j. Donnelly, F. S. Dowlan, James Dow.
Ian, George Dougher, E. S. .Darrough, Thomas
Darrough, John j. Donnelly, Frederick
Dwyer. j. G.. Elmquist DR.. Finnell, Richard
Forrestal. William Louis Kelly Jr, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, Mark Fitzpatrick DR., W.A.Frost,
J. Brady, Frank Battley, P. E. Burke, of
Saltwater: j. f. Beaupre, Fl. H. Campbell,
G.. NJ. Crowley, Lieut.. John Cook. William
NJ. Cline John Coughlin, of Minneapolis;
Francis Casserly, John Campbell, p. K.
Sweet, Andrew Delaney Thomas Davis,
John II. Donohue and Ed Donohue.