The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-10-01
A Reception and Card Party.

tions and entertainments are looked Tor
ward to by her many friends with pleas
ure and delight.
With the exception of the intense heat
Che day was all that one would desire
and regardless of the extreme warn
weather, before 4 o'clock the spacious
parlorS of the commodious mansion were
filed with the elite of this city.
The decorations were exquisite. Banks
of roses, dahlias and choice cut flowers
met the eye at every turn.
Mrs. Yu!e received her guests at theen-
trance to the front parlor and gracefully
introduced her lady friends to Mrs Bar
ker and Mrs. Sinclair, of Racine, who as
sisted her in receiving. Mrs. Geo. Yule,
Jr., and Mrs Will YuIe assisted in greet
ing the guests in their usual sweet and
charming way.
Mrs, Yule was charming in gown OF
-dove-colored silk with bro
cade and diamonds.
Mrs. Barker was robed in black satin
and pink crepe.
Mrs. Sinclair wore an exquisite dress of
heliotrope silk and pansy velvet entrain.
Ms. Geo. Yule was superb in black
lace and jet, decollete; entrain; pearls
Mrs Will Yule was very charming IN
Tight blue surah silk and crepe-decol-
lette Pink roses.
There were many exquisitely gowned
ladies, but time and space will not permit
the full description of them all; but no
ticeable were;
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Racine, in gas
light green surah silk and black lace
Mrs. Urban J. Lewis in white brocade
and black lace; diamonds.
Miss F. II. Newell IN white silk en-
train.
Mrs. A. NJ. Elliott in rich black satin
dress with train; point lace.
Mrs. Allen in dark green silk and bro
cade.
Mrs. John Yule in black silk and bro
cade.
Miss Blinn in Nile green silk
Mrs. Charles in black silk and jet.
Mrs. M. II. Petit in black silk and lace
Mrs. DR.. Hazelton in black and white
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Mrs. Ward, of Chicago in grey figured
China silk and black lace.
Mrs Emma Farr in white figured
China silk with black velvet.
Mrs. Geo. Hale in black silk.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stebbins in black figured
silk.
Mrs. Peter Fisher in black satin; pinl
roses
Miss Helen Lester in black lace.
Mrs. Judge Petit in black satin.
Mrs. r. E. Mailer in black lace.
Mrs. Aldridge in reception dress o
grey cloth and green velvet; hat to match
Mrs. Walter Frost in black silk an(
lace.
Mrs. Chas. Frost in black silk anC
grenadine.
Mrs. o G. King in black silk.
Mrs. G. A. Dewey in black corded silk
Mrs. Manning in black satin.
Mrs. Christian in black silk.
Miss Hattie Brande in cream AlbatroSs
Mrs. Cass in black silk and lace.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell, of Racine, in a re
eeption gown of red cloth and black vel
vet with hat to match.
Mrs. G. E. Dewey ia black silk anC
crepe.
Mrs. Melville in black, violet-colore'
silk.
Mrs. VIM. E. Reed in black silk an'
lace.
Mrs. R. o. Gottfredsen, black silk am
velvet.
Miss Garst in Nile green silk and lace
Mrs. w. S. Maxwell in tanfgure'
China silk with velvet.
Mrs. H. G. Dodge in brown silk an,
lace
Mrs. Beddoe in black silk.
Mrs Meers in black striped silk grena
dine
Mrs. Bronson in black lace.
Mrs Harls Baldwin in black sura
silk and dotted lace
Mrs. VIM. Robinson in green silk an
brocade.
Mrs. r. Whitaker in black cloth wit
silk trimmings
Mrs. A Curtiss in black faille,
Miss Emily Bond in black checked sill
Miss Charlotte Bond IN black faille
Miss Marsh in black silk.
Miss Lizzie Bond in lavender plaid sill
Mrs. Arnold in black grenadIne.
Mrs. Garst in reception dress Of gre
cloth and velvet
Mrs. NJ. d. Bradford in black silk.
Mrs. George in black silk.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons in black silk an
lace.
Mrs. E. w. Blinn in grey silk.
Mrs Sanford in black silk and lace
Mrs. Thomas, of Niles, in black silk.
Refreshments were served in the dinin
room. In the centre of the table was
magnificent bank of roses, while the sam
shoice flower was scattered in great PR
fusion around the table.
Miss Matte Sinclair. of Racine, robe
in an exquisite gown of Nile gree
silk and lace, presided at the coffee urr
while Miss Barker, also of Racine, serve
the tea and was gowned in yellow faille.