The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-03

favor table was loaded with exquisite
trifles. The chaperones were Mrs.
Sturgis, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Newport
Miss Furness. Miss Newport led the
: german. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Rantoul, Mr.. and Mrs
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Town
send, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Peet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Dean
Dr.. and Mrs. McLaren, Mr.. and Mrs
DeForrest, Mrs. John Fields and Mr.
end Mrs. George SQuires.
Misses
Newport, Smith,
GORDON, Jones'
Sturgls, Lamborn,
simpson, Finch,
Mabel Horn. De Coster,
Bend, Hall,
Carr. Timberlake.
Galloway, Robbins
hand, Robbins,
Isle. of Louisville, Winter.
Florence Lamprey Bass,
Ray LaInprey, Cutler.
MessrS-
Walter Driscol. w. H. Armstrong
Lee T. McCIung Charles Gordon.
VIII IroWbridge Fred Bigeow
Louis Forepaugh, Tom Cochran
Louis hill, M. ]. Boyle
Ed Durant Percy Parker
S. G. Strickland, J. B. Hewitt
Lieut.. Barker, Arthur Cathcart,
Lieut. Bugge, Mr.. Bowdoin,
fftZhugh Burns, Blair Flandrau
1arl Iaylor, Alex Horn,
K d. Stewart, Webster Wheelock,
John Dalrymple Meredith Rend
John Biakely, Nathanial Langford,
SnaFleS tlandrau, A. B. DriscOIl
Ed HaIbert DR. T Stewart
Charles B. Nichols, c. D. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. WaIlich. of Selby
DtfTp+ of,1 ppn
friends at a reception Wednesday even
ing, the house being beautifully deco
rated for the occasion White and
lavender with Bride roses, white car
nations and pansies were the colOrs
predominating in the reception, while
the drawing room was a bower OF
american beauty roses. The reception
nall and dining room were festooned
In pink. The table was most attrac-
lively arranged, a large gold vase In
the center being filed with Bridesmaid
and TetzloW roses, and surrounded by
strings Of tiny Grecian lights placed
diagonally from the corners.
ribbons corresponding in color to
the lamps reached from the corners OF
the table, making the whole
effect beautiful. Punch was serv-
ed from a vertiable bower OF
evergreens in the rear of the
drawing room, which was softly light
ed with Turkish lights. Mr. and Mrs
Wallich were assisted in receiving
their guests by Mrs. c.. NJ. Dittman
Mrs. F. l.. Breen, and M. K Kingsley
Music was furnished by Ryder's Man
dolin orchestra, and Ramaley served
the luncheon. Mrs. Wallich wore a
gown Of cream brocade, with bodice
of allover iridescent embroidery; ruffles
of old point lace fell from the elbow
sleeves She wore a corSage bouquet
Of English viOlets and a diamond neck
lace and ornaments. Mrs Dittman's
gown was of pink satin trimmed with
point lace. a pearl necklace and bou-
quet Of pink carnations. Mrs. Kingsley
wore black brOcade with bolero of lett
ed lace, sleeves Of white brocade and
velvet cOrsage, and a bouquet of Ameri.
can Beauties, and diamond ornaments
Mrs. Breen's gown was pink brocade
with vest and Zouave of shirred chiffon
and corsage bouquet of pink carnations
and white hyacinths.
A number Of people kept open house
New Years day. Among the delightful
events was a buffet breakfast given by
Nj and Mrs. w. H Lightner. between
the hours Of II and 2, at their residence
or Summit avenue. The house was
deliberately trimmed in Christmas
colors, and Seibert's orchestra PLAYED
Assisting Mrs. Lightner in dispensine
hospitality were Mesdames Il. s. Temp
kins, George B. Young, T. F. De Wit
Burnside Foster, John Townsend, Arch
ibald MacLaren, S. H. De Forest M
c. Griggs, w. B. Dean, Fl. T. Drake
Trevor McClurg, T. B. Scott, Rober
Rentoul, r. A. Jaggard Cass Gilbert
J.. P. Ordway, Ambrose Tighe, Horace
Thompson, q. @. Squires, Misses May