St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-31

Frederick j. de Peyster was in white
brOcaded satin with full train, point
lace flounces and diamond ornaments.
Miss Helen de Peyser wore simple
gown of white satin and chiffon. Mrs.
John G. Westervelt was in a Vatican
gown of violet velvet with point lace
trimmings. Miss Elsie Hall was in
white brocade trimmed with gold lace
and pearls. She wore necklace of
pearls.
Mrs. Dunlap-HOpkins was in rich
gown of white brocade trimmed with
point lace and brown sable. She wore
necklace of diamonds and pearls. a
tiara of diamonds and number of dia-
mond stars and other ornaments on her
corsage. Miss Florence Westervelt was
in gown of turquoise blue silk with
Venetian lace trimmings. Mrs. Leon
ard Forbes Beckwlth wore a gown CT
white satin, trimmed with point lace
and gold and silver. Her jewels were
was in blue silk draped with white
mousseline de sole, the corsage being
trimmed with point lace. A blue satin
sash was effectively arranged over the
skirt. Nine. de Barrios wore rich gown
of pale green velvet trimmed with sable.
Her Jewels were OpalS and diamonds
formed in a stomacher, dog collar and
tiara. Miss Aparicio was in yellow bro
cade. Miss Cameron wore handsome
gown of blue and silver brocade. Mrs.
Lawrence Kip was in toilent of green
brOcade handsomely trimmed with
pearls. Her Jewels were diamonds.
tulle over white watered silk. trimmed
with marguerites. Mrs. Richard L.
Wilson was in gray silk and point lace;
ornaments, diamonds and pearls. Miss
Alice Hartman was in white silk and
chiffon. Miss Anne Cameron was in
blue satin and silver, trimmed with
point lace. Miss Catharine Cameron
was in pale green satin and chiffon.
Mrs. Henry Barley was in gray satin
embroidered in silver. She wore
necklace of solitaire diamonds and a
number Of diamond stars in her couture.
Miss Barley was in pink satin and
tulle; ornaments. pearls. Miss Grace
Wilson wore pretty gown of yellow
silk and chiffon. embellished with knots
of turquoise-blue velvet. Miss MolIer
was in rainbow silk gown, made with
long train and low corsage, trimmed
with blue chiffon. She wore a number
of handsome diamond ornaments in her
couture. Miss Helen Dinsmore was in
a beautiful gown of white watered silk
trimmed with silver spangles and hello
trOpe watered ribbons. Mrs. Eugene
Schieffelin was III pink satin and tulle.
Miss Edith Hale wore gown of shrimp
pink satin draped with pale pink chif-
fon. Mrs. Frederick Kernochan wore an
attractive gown of scarlet chiffon COM
bined with black. Miss Osgood was in
pale blue silk and silver. Miss King
was in simple gown of white silk and
a bertha of white chiffon. Mrs. II. Ii.
Livingston was in green velvet hand
SOmely trimmed with crepe. Mrs. f. G.
Barlow wore gown of pink-and-white
silk with gold spangles. Mrs. William
Everard Strong was in handsome gown
of white satin and point lace.
Mrs. |. Townsend Burden wore gown
of white satin embroidered with silver.
Her ornaments were tiara and neck
lace of diamonds and a number of pearl
and diamond pins displayed on the cor
sage. Miss Evelyn Burden was in white
tulle; ornaments, turquoise necklace
and diamond star in the eOiffure. Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Dodge wore a handsome
gown of heavy black satin trimmed
with silver embroidery. Her ornaments
were diamonds and turquoise. Miss
Mamie Babcock was in pale green silk,
fiOunced with chiffon Of the same shade.
Miss Kitty Babcock was in sky-blue
satin trimmed with chiffon embroidered
WIFI rOSeOuuS. MIS-. GeOrEe hluu was
in rich gown of yellow satin trimmed
with deep yellow velvet garnitured with
velvet roses. shading from the palest to
the deepest yellow. Her jewels were
yellow amethysts. Miss Edith Georg-
cite Kidd wore a gown of she'll pink
satin, the corsage trimmed with rose
leaves. wide at the shoulders and taper
ing TO the waist. The skirt was garnit-
ured with roses. Mrs. Jordan L. Mott
Jr. was in First Empire gown of pink
satin, with full train edged with sable.
AT the corSage were worn pearls and
diamonds, and tiara of the same.