St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-26
SOCIETY IN SPRING.
Gay Notes Dancing in the
Sunbeams Of Fashions
Pleasure.
Three-Cornered Notes Of In
vitation Flying Merrily
in Society.
The Festive Notebook of
Events Well Filled for
Last Week.
Personal Intelligence ard
Miscellaneous Social Chat
and Gossip.

The Glee and Banjo club reception
was one of the prettieSt functions OF the
season. DR.. Stones house was very
prettily dressed, and Mrs. Stone, assist
ed by several ladies, received nearly 100
guests, young people of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Among the number were
two girls fraternities from the varsity,
the Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha
Phi. During the evening the Glee club
sang. the banjo club gave several Selec-
tiOnS and dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Pattee chaperoned num-
Der of varsity girls, who made up a
'bu: party to retu!n . Minneapolis. A
great many unusually fetching gowns
were worn, and the carriages waited
till the early hours of the morning.
The AllegroS closed their social sea-
son Wednesday evening by a success
full hop. 1t was full dress function,
and among prettily garbed young women
we're:
Miss Lillian Morton, white silk and tulle.
Miss Nellie Mott. an artistic gown of blue,
with pink cord girdle.
Mrs. Heinlein, black silk and striped tulle,
demi-train.
Miss Lou Heinlein. lavender silk
Miss Fairy Faulkner, pink crepe. The
decollete neck was finished with deep
founce.
Miss O'Brien, of Merriam Purk, white silk,
gold pasSamenteTie.
Miss Mamie Eastman. white silk.
Miss Nadolleck. blue tulle.
Miss Aggie Gay, yellow silk, shrouded with
cream lace.
Miss Horn scarlet silk.
Miss Haynie. old rose crepe.
Miss Ward, pink silk, k,.demi-train.
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touches.
Mrs. Van Duzee, blecI lace over orange
silk.
Mrs. Cruger, blue and white slightly decol-
lete.
Some of the dancers were: Mesdames Helm
lein, Cruger and Van Duzee Misses Morton,
Not, Heinlein, Faulkner, Brien, Eastman,
Nadolleck, Gay, Horn, Haynie, Purcell.
Eustis, Provost Russel, Hallowell and
Baker. of Merriam Park; MeSsrs. Helnlein,
George Heinlein, j. II. Ramaley, Fred
Cruger, Breidert, Drebert, Kobler, Mott.
Nagle. Momuyer Trott Baker, Wanderlich
and w. j. Sullivan.
Malcolm's dancing academy closed the
season at WeStmoreland hall, Friday
evening. The dance cards were pretty
affairs on rough paper, painted with a
gilt monogram and the date and tied
with ribbons. German figures were
danced in the ribbon german. The
-four in hand" 1.-The scarfs" and "The
Order of the Garter" were unusually
pretty. OF course the gowns were love
ly, and the WearerS equally so.
The Misses Agnes and Edith Smith, twin
sisters, suggested two peas in pod, IN pale
green.
Miss Falk ashes of roses wool
Miss Bergman, gray figured silk.
Miss Heckman white china silk, bride
roses
Miss Bagnell. black net, beauty roses.
Miss Ellathorp, black and yellow net.
Miss Laura Ellathorp, old rose and black
wool
Miss Lutte Baker, quaint gown of Nile
green silk.
Miss Hall, cream and green silk.
Miss Kayanagh, white polka-dotted illu-
sion.
Miss Heard, white net.
Miss Eta Myers, black satin, jet trim
mings
Miss Grace Sanders, white wool.
Miss Dufresne, white null
Miss St Adams. pale blue brocade decol-
lete, with swansdown trimming.
Miss Nora Holmes, black tulie, scarlet
SASH
Among the eighty couples who danced
were Misses Whitaker, Alilar, Hall, Falk,
Bergman, Smith, Williams, Hickman Bag
nell, Ellathorp, Baker, Kavanagh, Heard
Myers, Sanders, Dufresne, ST. Alban, Holmes
Reynolds. Fox. Officer Delaney Lewis Mil
Ter and Gorham. Some of the men were
Messrs. Perciyal, Fisher. Jarvis Heard Lange-
man, Flanagan, Porsell. Furnell, Kavanagh,
Davidson, Dougan, Whitaker, West, Murray,
Benz and Leonard. Mr.. Malcolm led the
german with Miss Amy Swain.