The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-06
SAIN T Paul.
FALLS SOCIAL EVENTS.
Another Young Lady Formally In
troduced to Society.

Another Young Lady Formally In
troduced to Society.
The home of Judge and Mrs. San
born. on Virginia avenue, was blaze
of light last evening and the interior
presented one Of the most brilliant OF
scenes, with its wealth of beautiful,
fragrant flowers. its many bright
lights and it's throng Of beautiful
women in handsome evening gowns,
and their dignified escorts In somber
black, strains of orchestral music lend
ing its charm to the whole. The oc-
casion was the formal debut of Miss
Sanborn and over 700 guests called at
the house between the hours of and
l. O'Clock to greet her. Miss Sanborn.
with her father and mother and
group of assisting women, stood to re-
ceive her guests in the drawing room,
which was decorated with great bun
ches of American Beauties. In the
second room the prevailing color was
pink, carried out by the use of roses
and chrysanthemums of this hue. The
library was in red and the color
scheme in the dining room was yellow
and white, white roses and yellow
chrysanthemums being used effective
ly. In the hall, behind a Japanese
screen and tall dropping palms, Sci
bert's orchestra was stationed. The
beautiful. Mrs. Sanborn, who wore a
handsome gown of pale green brocaded
satin with pink vest covered with
pearls, was assisted by MesdaneS ].
Is. Sanborn, c. E. Smith, E. P. San
born, George P. Young. E. N. Saunders,
c. J. A Morris, j. B. BealS, I. p.
Shepard, w. D. Cornish, H. r. Brill,
G. E. Otis. ]. P. Gribbin. w. E. BRAIN
hall, A. 1. Mairs, w. H. Wood, and
the Misses Cornish, Otis, Brown,
Saunders, Beardslee, Jones, Nelson,
Sturgis, Appleton, Wood, Weed. Hugh
son, and Gernon and Wilson. of Madi
son, Wis. Miss Sanborn wore a gown
of Paris muslin over green, and car
ried American Beauties and violets tied
with streamers of cardinal. The punch
bowl in the library was presided over
by Mrs. MARS and in the dining room
Mrs. Gen. Sanborn served coffee.
Mrs. w. H. Monty, Of 457 Ashland
avenue, gave an advertising reception
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Woolsey,
of Chicago. The details Of the affair
. had to do with the guessing of popu
, lar advertisements as portrayed b.
pictures. Prizes for the largest num-
Der of correct guesSes were awarded
Mrs. Woolsey, first; Mrs. Keith, sec
ond; Mrs. w. H. Dixon, third. The
prizes were pieces Of Deft ware. Among
the guests were Mesdames Swenson,
Keith, Dixon, W. H. Dixon, Thompson
Cathie, Robinson, Robertson and Pine
Mrs. Eric B. DahIgren, of 302 Sum-
nit avenue, gave pretty afternoon
reception yesterday. The rooms were
decorated with American beauties ant
chrysanthemums, and Seibert's orches-
ira attended. About 100 guests called
during the afternoon. Mrs. Dahlgrel
was assisted by Miss White, who wore
gray Silk and gray chiffon; Miss Hill
pink silk and embroidered vest. Miss
Charlotte Hill, green bodice and black
satin skirt; Miss Horn, black skirt
shot silk bodice, and Miss White, gray
silk and pink trimmings. Mrs. Dali
green's gown was of black silk AMI
velvet.
A quiet wedding of pretty details
took place Thursday noon at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. T. L. Carter
III Richmond street, only a few Of the
Immediate relatives being present The
bride, Miss Ella Frazer, was for many
years resident Of ST. Paul, but has
recently lived in Lake City. The groom,
Rev. Arthur Kent, is the pastor of the
M. E. church, of Minnesota Lake, MINI.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR.. Stafford, presiding elder of the
Mankato district.
The secend of the series of informal hops
being given by Company D, First regiment,
~ q. 5. NJ, Thursday evenings, after the
company drill. was given last evening at the
-armory, there being larger attendance than
upon the previous occasion. Previous to the
uance programme the Company D quartette
rendered some vocal selections which were
enthusiastically received. The quartette
Messrs. Beckstayer, Bach, Allen and Hen
ninger, are all active members of the COM
pany. and possess excellent voices Company
D is already quite proficient in the new man
ual Of arms, adapted to the magazine rifle OF
the regular srIny, and will soon drill the new
manual with the snap and precision for
which Company D has a national reputa-
ton.
A district U. T. c. U. meeting will be held
In Plymouth church Sunday evening Nov.
22, led by Mrs. G. w. Weber, district president
assisted by the other officers. There will be
and literary numbers will be contributed by
local talent. Miss Rella Phillips will sing.
The date set for the lecture by Rev. DR..
Wright at the rooms of the Young Women's
Friendly association, is Nov. H. at 1890
O'Clock In the morning. Rev. Dr.. Wright will
Russia, and musical programme will be
given by Mrs. C. B. Yale and Percy B.
Churchill On Mrs. Yale will sing Fear Not,
Yale and MP Churchill hfS viii hi0y sing ana M dust
number. Miss Hopes mandolin orchestra
Will attend and, If Bishop Gilbert is in the
CITY, he Will also De present as the first preSl-
dent or the association. Luncheon will be
served all who desire it at the close of the
programme.
An informal musicale was given Monday
evening, by Miss Ella Richards and Miss
Louise Taylor at the formers home on Selby
avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Robinson Of TBS Portland avenue.
gave a luncheon yesterday for Miss Krkman
OF Chicago, and Miss Kathryn Kidder, of the
fourteen, and charming group of young
women came as guests at Mrs. Robinsen's
bidding. Mrs Beardsley assisted Mrs. Robin
son.. and the guests were Misses Bigelow
Clark, kalman, De Coster, Jane Clark Brown
Beardsley, Holbert and Mrs. Horace BigeIow.
The Mothers tea at the Bethel this afternoa,
VIII be charge Of Mrs. F, B. Doran There will
De the usual attractive programme Of music
and addresses.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Clements Church
will meet this morning at the home of Mrs.
r. H Walker, ST. Portland avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Woodland Park
Church meets this afternoon in the church
pariors.
Mrs Ansel oppenheim gives a box party
tomorrow afternoon at the Metropolitan. the
third OF series Of such affairs.
Mrs. Thomas B. Scott will be hostess to a
German this evening at the home, $40 Summit
avenue.
The Thursday circle met yesterday morning
with Mrs. w. D. Cornish, $40 Summit ave-
nue..
Mrs. H. P. Upham gives large euchre this:
afternoon at the Upham residence on Summit
avenue for Miss Bigelow. There have been
1e0 guests invited.
Minneopa Council Royal Arcanum will give
another reception, musical entertainment and
hop, Monday evening Dee T this ono hoino