The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-24
Beginning on Monday, Nov. q
SOCIETY At BEST
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women split their delicate gloves in
applauding the effect 1t was a charm
ing surprise. and the people on the
floor caught the spirit Of it instantly.
The supper rooms were crowded of
course-it would not be right If they
were not. People found such seats ar
they could, and ate very sparingly of
the cold viands that are usual at a
charity ball The collation. was daint>
lily served, and the great crowd was
taken care of in a manner that left no
more room for complaint as to the sup
per than there was because of the
entertainment down stairs
Altogether, the function was socially
one Of the most successful that the
city has seen, and there could be no
doubt Of the financial success, for ths
crowd was calculated TO make glad the
hearts Of the ladies who had labored
to make it a success.
SOME GOWNS WORN.
Some of the handsomest gowns noted
were:
Mrs; John Field-white organdie over yell
low silk.
Mrs. J. Il. Mcwiliams- Stripped black satin
embroidered bodice, black tulle over violet,
jet trimmings.
MISS OHctr-Wnlte organize and lace.
Miss Furness-White satin.
Mrs. Roscoe Hersey-God and white bro
cade satin lace and diamonds
Mrs. Burnett Hersey-imported gown of
White net, ribbons and pearls. diamonds.
Mrs Weyerhteuser-Pink silk. black vest
OF chaffon.
Miss stursis- Gray satin with pIak trim
Miss CIark-white mousseIlne over silk.
Miss Cecyl White-Green chiffon over silk.
Mrs A. \. White-Brocade six, black net
and Jet bodice.
Mrs Crawford Liyingston-Black broceded.
embroidered yoke of silver and black
Miss Smith-Whie tule and black lace
white vest Of chiffon.
Mrs. Harry Black-old rose and green bro
cade, trimmed with rose chiffon Outings
Mrs. Faeley-Gray broadc'oth.
Ms. McLeod-Blue Dresden silk, real lace
yoke.
Mrs Franklin Floete-Rose pink, black
chiffon. jet bodice
Miss Coburn-White silk
Miss sanborn-Green and pink changeabe
Mrs. Bender-white silk, b ck velvet bands
on skirt.
Mrs. John Prince-White satin. white net
Mrs L. A Guiterman-Black sa.in. gold
and black embroidered vest; diamonds and
picture hat.
Mrs r. c. Holbsrt-Red over white.
Miss Anne App!eton-Piak and white corded
Mrs. J. J. Hnl-white silk dotted with
black
Miss Hnl-Biue silk.
Mrs Charles Smith-Laverder watered silk.
Mrs d. 8. Sperry-Dove-eolored crepe, he
llotIOpe trimmings
Mrs. Bass-Bisck satin Jet and net. gold
embroidered vest.
Miss Bass-Gray corded silk
Mrs. AdaTs-peTsian Swiss.
Miss Pope-Pink net over silk
Miss Millard-Blue silk and chiffon
Mrs. Denis Follett-Jetted net over pink
Mrs. E. Rogers-Figured pink SILK. real
lace.
Mrs. Cass Gilbert-Tule over yellow.
Miss Elsie Pope-Yellow corded silk. pearls.
Mrs. j. b. Hoxse-Biack grenadine over
black silk, vest OF white and gold embroidery.
Mrs; Horace Bigelow-Blsck net over yell
l0g silk.
Mrs. ashington-Lavender. with bands of
blsck satin.
Mrs. E. A. Jagsard-Pink null. real lace.
velvet and diamonds.
Mrs, viii Pect-Pink brocaded satin, chif
Mrs, Michael Doran-B,ack velvet. real
lace yoke.
Miss Bunn-White over blue silk.
Mrs. Bunn-Black brocade silk.
Miss Farrington-Pink brocaded silk and
Miss RansOm-white organdie over yellow
silk
Mrs. Henry Hall-Black brocaded silk; woke
OF black and white; diamonds.
s'ls
In Jet over black satin
Miss Mary Stees-Pink silk with tulle over
dress
Miss Horn-Black net over black silk
Mrs. J. W. Bishop-Biack net over red:
pearls.
Mrs Horn-Steel- colored chiffon over satin;
steel ornaments orange velvet.
Mrs. Goodkind-Mhite mouseline over yell
low silk. spangled bodice: diamonds
Miss Finch-White tulle over rose-colored
silk
Miss Fecheimer-Pearl gray brOadcloth:
yoke OF white.
Miss Mary Clark-Blue satin
Mrs ". L. Graves-White satin, real lace
and pearls.