St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
Swell Racing Costumes.

deserving of praise.
Swell Racing Costumes.
Mrs. Du Puy appeared IN a gray and cream
colored striped cloth The coat bodice
opened over a high girdle of gray cloth. The
plastron was of apple-green satin, with
wide sailor collar. A cream colOred sailor
hat completed the toilet.
Mrs. Hersey wore tailor gown Of white
wool.
Mrs. Burwell's gown was of cream-colored
WOOL trimmed with gimp
Mrs. Sherman Finch wore brown and
white striped silk gown, with yoke of ecru
lace.
Mrs. George Finch's toilet was of French
gray faille, with lace garnitures and hint
of yellow at the throat and on the bonnet.
Miss O'Leary was gowned in black India
silk. with apple green figures The yoke and
cuffs were of black lace over green silk, and
the town colors were combined in the hat.
Mrs. Frederick Wright wore a wonderfully
becoming gown of black lace. The somber-
ness of the toilet was relieved by gold
girdle and dash Of red velvet on the black
hat.
Miss Day was a picture in pink gingham,
with a shoulder friil of Irish point lace, and
bunch of sweet peas at her belt;
Mrs. MOnfOrt wore a gown of black and
gray silk, with black lace.
Miss Margaret Halls costume was ecru
crepOn, with yoke of dull changeable green
silk.
Mrs. Wards dainty gown was q pink and
blue striped gingham, with lace.
Mrs. Thomas wore claretcolored foulard
Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr. wore brown crepon.
The coat bodice had brown and white striped
silk sleeves. The gown was garnished with
brown point de jim over old rose silk.
Mrs. \. j. stones costume was of cream
colored embroidered null and lace, with a
large white hat smothered with ostrich
| plumes.
Mrs. Scott was simple dressed in white
| muslin, the accentuation of the costume
being black velvet bows on the Leghorn hat:
Miss Finch wore a quaint gown of red
challle, of an arabasque pattern, with an
| Irish point berthe.
Mrs. l.. K Stone was in white null, with
sash and hat; bows of pale blue MORE.
| Mrs Cook wore white flannel and a pink
| trimmed hat.
| Mrs Leighton appeared in blue blazer
suit with white sailor hat.
| Miss Armstrong was distingue in pale green
| and brown stIiped silk. The Y shaped plas
tron was OF Nile green crepe, edged with
| deep fall of Irish point lace. The gown had
bands of golden brown velvet
Miss Undertake wore pale blue muslin
| edged with thread lace. Her hat was of,
| cream cOlored and pale blue.
| Miss Proctor appeared in figured white
silk, with apple green points, and dull
| red hat.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim wore cream colored
challie, with ash gray figures. Her bonnet
| was OF delicate gray tone, with hint OF
| black velvet.
Mrs. Driscolls gown was of black net over
Miss Gordon wore lemon--colored striped
gingham. with pale blue ribbons and lace
berthi. The hat was of ecru and blue.
Miss Hartes gown was a dull blue wool
The vest of Irish point lace was confined by
a glrdle of dark blue velvet.
Miss Bamtord, of Fargo, wore a wood
colored wool gown.
| Mrs. P. B. Winston wore q gown of black
net embroidered with white daisies, over
green silk. The girdie and edge of the skirt
were black and yellow feathers.
These Cheered Yo Talnbien.
Some of the people who watched the
races Were:. ..g-.s,-e .. 49,. ..-.,.
Judge Flandreau. Mr. and Mrs Mannheimer,
c. P. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour j. X.
Bacon, Lucius oppenheim, ex-Gov. Ramsey.
Miss Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Scott, Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr., John Baker,
DR.. ana Mrs. Stone, George Finch
Jr., Miss Finch. Mr.: and Mrs. L. K.
Stone, Mrs Joseph Leighton, of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
| Oppenheim, Miss Armstrong. Miss Proctor,
Miss Tlmberlake. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
BDliseoll, Mrs. Gordon; A. i. paget, Miss
H. Burwell Mr. and Mrs p B. winston,
Mr.: and Mrs Thomas A; .Prendergast
CAST, Miss Lutte Baker, Mrs; Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Al. Sibley. Sam Gilbert Miss Gil
flIan, Miss Sturgis, Alex Drebert, Fred
johnson, Robert Mannheimer, Miss Doran,
| Iullhlc. VI INcM 1OIhs MISS hcOSQ,
| Miss Danahee, of New York. Mr. and Mrs
| J. II. Gates Lieut. and Mrs Butler, Capt.
| and Mrs. Reid Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien,
| Miss Brien, Miss Kruse, of Philadelphia;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stickney. Mrs. L. C. Kilt
| son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen MIR. and Mrs.
| w. G. De Voll, Miss Mason of Fort Smelling;
John Prince W. c. Read, w. B. Hewitt, Dr.
Coggswell. DR.. Clark, DR.. Wood, P. NJ. Kerst
A. j. Wampler, Judge Corey, Robert Mer-
riam, Miss Holmes, Miss Lltell, Mr. and Mrs
Ben Goodkind, Mrs. Guiterman. Mr..
and Mrs George Matheny. Miss Bend
Mrs. Du Puy, Hermann Oppenheim Mrs
Burwell, Mrs. Sherman Finch, Mrs. Rock
Hersey, Miss O'Leary, Crawford Livingstone,
Mayor and Mrs. Wright. Col. and Mrs. Mon
fort, Miss Day. Shepard Stone. Miss
Margaret Hall. Egbert Handy Walter
Driscoil, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Wall, Miss
Macdonald, of Kentucky; Homer Clark, Mrs
Z. w. Ward, Miss Smythe, Miss Van Worries,
Miss Harrington. Mrs Mattheis, Mrs j.
G. Bullitt Miss Lidey. Miss Ryder,
Miss katherine Nelson of saltwater;
Mr. and Mrs. W. "A. Bickel, Mr.. and Mrs John
Rogers Jr., Allen McQuellan, l.. d. Wilkes,
Hal Watson, o. G. Clay George Sherin. A. K
Barnum, Haywood Wright. Huyer Horton.
George Monfort. Mrs. Evans, the Misses Kel-
Ter, of Leavenworth: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r. Smith. John
W. Merriam, Sam Dawson, ". Ii. Yardley,
Ehle Allen, DR.. and Mrs Schadle.