The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-09
IywwIyywywy~yA<
"a AA L. - A-<A A-A A>-A.zsAA 4
! ST. PH|JL SOCIETY. k:
4 va 'AoN o0 >
Yvw wvYYYYVvV
%A-A. A>4A AAA A AAA&<AAY

Logan, Of Olney, ILL.,, ard cousin 10 MIS- |
William Tucker of this city, made her
debut Yesterday afternoon at a large |
reception held at the home OF MAJ. |
Tucker on Summit avenue. Miss Lo-
gan is a charming young woman, d
blonde with dark eyes and lashes. She
is an accomplished musician, having
graduated from the Cincinnati con-
scrvatory of music. This winter she
will be the guest of Mrs. Tucker and
will be counted a delightful addition to
St Paul society. The reception ye ter
day was one of the handsomest given
this winter Mrs. fuckers new home
Is particularly we'll adapted for enter
tainirg. the rooms being large and high
and opening into each other, and the
long hall through the center Of the
house with wide arches. The artistic
effect Ct the handsome furnishings was
heightened by the use of palms, ferns
and roses, the color scheme being al
most entirely pink and green. Mrs.
Tucker, Miss Logan and the assisting
ladies stood in the reception room to
the left Of the hail and during the
afternoon a musical programme was
given in the music room beyond. The
furnishings in this room are all in vel
low and in the window to the left was
placed a magnificent fern which entire
Iy covered the window and reached
away above the guests heads. The din
ing room across the hall was In red, the
center piece being a huge creation Of
orchids and roses. The extreme end Of
the hall way was banked with palms
and ferns at the side of The stairway,
and beneath them several small divans
were placed for the comfort Of the
guests. From this point in the hall
opened the den which is one of the
handsomest rooms in the entire house.
The walls are hung with beautiful
draperies, heavy rugs cover the floors,
and Oriental divans and seats invite
lounging. The whole effect of the room
is rich warm red and gold. On the
large center table punch was served
all the afternoon.
Miss Logan was introduced by Mrs
Tucker, and was gowned in a heavy
emerald green silk finely striped with
white and black. The yoke of the
bodice and the tight sleeves were of
white satin, covered with heavy cream
lace. The gown was finished with blue
liberty silk and fur trimmings, a sash
ing to the floor. Mrs. Tucker wore a
gown of black jet finished at the neck
with velvet. The receiving ladies were
Mrs. John A. Logan, of Chicago Mrs.
George r. Finch, Miss Finch. Mrs. d. A.
Monfort, Mrs. Gen. Wade, Mrs. Lieut.
' BEAD, Mrs Mai Wheeler, Mrs. G. V.
Bacon, Mrs. F. E. Rice. Mrs. AL Mayer,
Mrs. Judge Koon, the Misses Koon of
Minneapolis; Mrs, Dousman, Miss
Saunders and Miss Katherine Smith.
20 The afternoons programme was in two
parts and comprised violin and vocal
music by Henry de Lorme, Mrs. Avery
Smith and Louis Mich, Mrs. Mich ac-
comEanying with the piano. Selections
were given from BONN, Schubert, Col
termann, Tosti, Grieg and others.
The bal poudre at Fort Smelling and
the babies home benefit at the Metro
politan were rival attractions Wednes-
day evening.
Society did honor to the Yale Glee
and Banjo clubs Tuesday. and the con-
cert in the evening called forth a large
and fashionable gathering
Miss Fannie w. Gillian, daughter of
MI. Z. ID. Gilhllan, was married to Mr..
X klngsland-Smith, of London, Eng.
at o'clock Saturday afternoon at St.
Paufs church, Bishop Gilbert and Rev.
DR.. Wright officiating. Only the mem
bers of the family were present. A
very few friends met at the home after
the ceremony to congratulate the bride
and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsland-
Smith will make their home in Lon
don.
The most interesting social event Of
the week will be the assembly to be
given at the Ryan Tuesday evening
by the D. A. R. of the state. At that
time Mrs. r. NJ. Newport, the present
state regeT.S, will tender her formal
resiPr elton 20 the society. and the new
president viii be selected by the ladies'
at their reGt annual meeting The
event Tuesday evening will be exceed
ine!y handsome. and, aside from that.
will he interesting in the extreme. The
guests Will come attiTed in colonial
ccStlTces, and every bit of historical
wearing apparel any household CON
tairs will be pressed into service,
Laces. old fashioned trimmings, ker-
chiefs. Slippers fans ard handker-
chiefs. whose value is chiefly due 10
thei~ "~tiurity, will he displayed. and
aside from the historical articles worn
there VIII be display Of value made
of the family heir-lcoms and treas
ures. There will be some original let
tiers from Washington. a commission
made out and signed by Washin e-ton
and r-9ry other articles fully as in
terfStin9. These viii he arranged in
glesS cases at the sides of the room
Letters Of acceptance 10 the invitations
Issued hv the Daughters have been ar
irwin" Dolly and following is a fai,
sanTle Of what some of them are Ike
'RVk'rd Hurd ESQUIRE and We Ora
cin''s Eadys have We ho0nr to acknowl.
edge va courteous Invitation Of Mis-
tree Newport. Regent of We Common
wealth Of Minnesota and We clept W
Dar"hters of We American Revoluti0,
for We Assembly on We evening of Ian,
ye eleventh and right willingly accen
Ve same Ye Kind Providence permit
tne "ill attend We same at We plac.
specified. tOWit. we Tavern Of We RYAN
THE ADDRESS.
''In Haste: To MISTRESS Newport q
ye corner of Summit and Selby in "
Towre"
Each guest will be expected TO rae;s
ter during the evening. ARRANGEMENT
having been made for this by the com
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Paget gave
dinner dance Wednesday night at thei
home. No. II East Sixty-first stree
New York city. 1t was In honor of Mr.
Paget's brother, Payne whitney. car
tain of the Yale varsity crew. III
diners and dancers were all unmarrie
young people, with one exception. Mr.
Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs Paget
sister-in-law.
MRS. FACET wore a French gown {
robins egg blue peau de sole T his wa
selected out of compliment to Vale on