The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-21
IN ANTIQUE BoNNErs.

meets at Denver in June.
IN ANTIQUE BONNETs.
Quaint Styles of the Olden Time
Adorn Modern Queens.
There was a perfect millinery display
a ttthe Dalrymple home on College ave-
nue. last evening, the beauty of which
was the fact that most Of the head
gear worn was that Of days gone by,
and was far more becoming to It's
wearers than many Of the fearfully
gotten-up hats and bonnets OF today
Entering the door. the first thing to
greet one was a huge green bonnet
almost concealing the face OF the
wearer, Miss Whiting, who cared for
the tickets Of admission. Mrs John
McAllister wore fourteenth century
bonnet, and the small black bonnet
which graced the head Of Miss Borup
was over 100 years old. Miss Meal
listers bonnet of black velvet, with
red rose buds caught coquettishly be-
meath the sides, was very becoming.
making her look like some quaint old
picture Mrs F. S. Stevens was de-
mure in a gray straw trimmed with
red and white roses from beneath,
which hung row of long curls. Mrs
Dalrymple, the hostess, wore on her
head an odd arrangement termed
sweet sixteen bonnet" 1t was square
and was made of gray silk, trimmed
with pearl beads and caught under the
chin with ribbons. Miss Barbara
Thompson wore a straw bonnet OF
old-fashioned make, and Mrs. Bass
had on cream straw poke trimmed
with black plumes. Miss Carpenters
bonnet was of brown velvet and was
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others, all of them equally odd and
most of them wonderfully becoming,
making up a strange assembly, such
as is seldom seen today. During the
evening Kensington Lloyd gave an
interesting and humorous parlor IL
lustration of the power of a line, using
a blackboard and chalk to make him
self clear. In the dining room, from
table, dainty with snowy linen, silver
candles, cut glass and centerpiece of
beautiful roses, coffee, cake and ices
were served by Mrs. J. w. Bass, Mrs
Simpson and Mrs. w. E. Hunt. Among
the many present were Mesdames Rice
Bass, Rhodes, Guthrie, A. R. Dalrym-
pie, Randall, Appleby, Stevens, Chase,
Thompson, Wright, Henry Hale, MUIR,
Miss Bass, Miss Guthrie, Miss Schultz,
Dudley Rhodes, DR.. Wright, Chas.
Thompson and others. The flowers for
decorating were kindly donated by Mrs.
Swanson.
Prof Hoyt, who is to take Dr. Eg
bert's place at House Of Hope during
the summer, was last evening tendereti
a reception by the women OF the
church, in the church parlors. The
rooms were prettily arranged, and tea
and waters served during the evening
from small tables placed about one
side. Rev. Carl Scovell received the
guests and introduced them to their
new pastor. The ladies assisting were
low, Ferris, Sanford, Moss. Among the
prominent men who greeted Prof.
Hoyt during the evening were DR..
Adams, DR.. Hill, Gov. Ramsey, d. r.
Noyes, H. Horn, DR.. Lee, Rev. Mr..
Pringle, Deacon Wilson and others.
The Kittson house will be blaze Of
light this evening on the occasion of
an enormous euchre party under the
| auspices of the women of st. Lukes
| Catholic church. The rooms will he
brilliantly lighted and Handsomely dec
GRATED and a string orchestra will be in
| attendance all of the evening.
Mrs. w. L. Banning entertains at tea
Tuesday, at her home ON Wilkin
street.
Mrs. Will, Armstrong, of SOC Grand,
avenue, gives a lilac luncheon today.
Miss Proctor, of Dayton avenue, en-
tertained last evening.
Cards have been issued for the mar
i riage Of Miss Lulu White, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. White, of Marshall
avenue, to A. J. Douglas Jr. The we'd
| ding takes place June 2.
The Misses Brown, of Holly avenue, enter
! tain this evening for Miss Spaulding, of Sioux
| City.
Minnewaska Tribe No. A.. Improved Order
Of Red Men, will give a benefit entertainment
at Union wigwam, ALL Robert street, this
evening.
Ellsworth Circle No. g. Ladies of the G. A.
R., will give benefit musicale for an un-
| Central hall. All are cordially invited.
The president of Ellsworth Circle No. 8,
Ladies of the G: A. R., calls special meet
ing for this afternoon at o'clock. in the
society's hall. 1t is requested that every
member be present at this meeting.
Liberty Lodge No. 81, D. of A. O. U. W.,
will give calico ball Saturday. The lady
| wearing the incest calico dress will get a
| prize.
Mrs. R. R. Dorr has charge of the pro-
gramme for the concert in German Bethlehem
church, which occurs on Tuesday evening.
euchre party for the benefit Of the Cath
| olic Infants home was given last evening at
| the Keogh home on Summit avenue. Twenty
| tables were played.
| The Misses Halloweu. of sherburne avenue,
| entertain this evening. There will be cards
| and dancing.
MrS Pnhnrf nf fho Ahardocu
tanned at dinner yesterday for Miss Furness.
The women of First M E. church give an
| ice cream social this evening at the Hillman
| home on Lincoln avenue.
st. Luke's Aid Society of St. Pauls Church
meets today with Mrs Brown. Of Pine street.
A dime social was given last evening by
st. Paul Chapter. O. e. s., at the home OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Duyne, TAI East
! Third street. There informal musical
and literary programme.
The Ladies' Society Of the B. L. F., No. 81,
is making elaborate preparations for the CAL
| leo ball announced to take place in Odd Fell
lows hall this evening. The lady wearing
the neatest and prettiest calico gown will be
awarded handsome prize.
The women Of the Universalist Aid society
| will give reception next week to Rev. Nj.
| Shinn, the missionary.
Mrs. Sims and Miss Mabel Sims are home
| from Florida.
| Dora and Ted Simpson leave this morning
! for Stevens Point to appear in a concert this
evening.
! Miss Addie Tanner, of Little Falls, will
| spend the summer in st. Paul as pupil Of
Miss Alcott. She is the guest Of Miss Caddie
| Frick, of Merriam Park.
Mrs. Teeple, of Central Park, has removed
to &c. the Buckingham.
| Miss Birdie Hope and Miss Bessie Martin
| leave today for Brainerd.
| Miss Louise Reed Is home from Europe.