The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-16


Seldom have the society people of st.
Paul enjoyed a handsomer social func-
ton than the reception given last even
ing at the Aberdeen by Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bert A. Young for the purpose of intro
ducing their daughter, Miss Young, to
the social world.
The parlors, reception rooms and cor
ridors on the first floor Of the hotel were
transformed into bowers Of floral beauty,
| yet SO perfect was the taste that there
was no suggestion Of OVERRIDING or crowd
ing and the result was most artistic
TO the left, as one entered the Aber-
deem, in the ante-room, where the re-
.ceiVing party stood, stately chrysanthe-
NUNS in handsome jardinieres, were
niassed almost to the ceiling. Bunches
of American Beauty roses were also
used here, and the smilax and as
paragus vines were twined everywhere.
| The smaller parlor was fitted up for a
| Eounging room, and here delicate color
| scheme OF green and yellow was success
| fully carried out. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, yellow hooded candelabra, palms
! and vines were used with artistic effect
The large dining room on the first
floor was converted into a ball room,
| and here color scheme of geranium and
| pink produced a roseate effect. Flowers,
| pink roses and carnations were banked
| everywhere in artistic profuslon. A
charming conceit was the manner Of an
nouncing the dances. Three large hand
painted cards OF white satin were fast
ened on the walls in the ball room On
these in goid lettering, were the names
of the dances surmounted by the mono
\ 90 .-Io@ d.
were framed in pink roses. The small
dance programmes also bore the mono
gram of the host.
color scheme Of red was carried out
III the dining room. The nine round ia
bles had each a centerpiece formed of
meteor roses and maiden hair ferns. The
shades Of the candelabra were of scarlet,
cut to resemble the petals of a poppy.
In a smaller room punch was served.
From until 10 there was reception,
and over 400 people greeted the pretty
debutante, who received with her moth
er and father. The assisting women
We're:
Mrs Mrs Crawford era Livingston st9 l Mrs Nc
Abbott. Mrs. A. B. Sibley and Mrs. Stay
maker.
Mrs. Young, wore a reception gown OF
black silk with OVerdreSS of black net
appliqued in taffeta. She carried bou-
Quet of violets.
Miss Young was gowned in white en-
broidered crepe with trimmings of point
Venice. The low cut bodice was edged
around the neck and arms with
lace and diamond ornaments were fast
ened at corsage and waist. The gtrdle
was of soft white liberty silk. The skirt
was cut en- train and finished with a deep
tlounce Of point de Venice. Miss
Young carried a shower bouquet of pur-
pie orchids and lilies of the valley. Her
hair was dressed high with white
aigrette.
over. white taffeta.1 A zouave jacket of
silver spangles ornamented the low cut
bodice. The skirt was made en- train and
trimmed with narrow ruffies, Mrs. Sib--
carried a bouquet of American beauty
roses. She wore a silver spangled butter
fly in her hair
Mrs. L. L. G. Brooks wore black silk
with overdress of black net dotted with
white.
Mrs. McIntyre's gown was black brus-
sells net over silk with jeWeled ornaments.
Mrs. Slaymaker wore a handsome even
ing toilette Of white silk.
Mrs. Abbott was gowned in gray silk
with overdress of gray chiffon, diamond
Mrs. Crawford Livingstons gown was
black net over silk, spangled with jeweled
butterflies.
Dancing followed the reception DAMS
full orchestra playing a programme of
waltzes and twosteps
Among the guests last evening were:
Mr., and Mrs Hiram F. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A Severance, Judge and
" mrs; George b. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
and Mrs. c. j. McConville, Mr. and Mrs.
j. ?. Elmer, Col. and Mrs. Hunter Gen.
and Mrs. Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Drtscoll, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. R. Moves, DR..
and Mrs. c. l.. Greene, DR.. and Mrs. a
J: Stone, DR.. and Mrs Richie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. James Skinner,
Mrs; George Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. A
| 2. Boyesen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Graves,
Mr. M and Mrs. J. J. Parker Mr. and Mrs.
Auerbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs; Walter at Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Mrs. W. F. Peet, Mr.. and Mrs John
| Field, DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. and
hrS; Howard James. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| Judge and Mrs. Willis, Judge and Mrs
Jaggard, Mr.. and Mrs Hitler Horton, Mr..
| ana Mrs Seymour, Nh. and Mrs. c. H. F.
Mrs. G. E. Furness, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Douglass No M and Mrs. Robert Kirke.
Mrs H. P. Upham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Bramhall Judge and Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs.
Horn, Mrs. Kittson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wilder Merriam. the Misses Rogers, Mel
| son. Carpenter, Clara, Ruth and Charlotte
Hill, Appleton, Pauline Ferguson De
GEoster, AYperbach' Alice Pope Elsie Pope
7 IdHC6S IlOReTS, bancroft, Grace DOran
Ethel Taylor, Katherine Richards Cor
don, Nan Newell. Josephine Kalman,
! Furness. Name Livingston, Tarbox Abb
bic Livingston; Judge Nelson, Messrs B.
q Young; James Hill, Louis Hill, F. B.
Ritchie, Fitzhugh Burns, Ed Hubert,
! Hubert, Charles Nelson Jr., Mr.. Hef+ei.
finger of Minneapolis. Lou Wilkes
The pupils of Mr.. Carl Heilmaier gave
an interesting piano recital last evening
| at Dyer's music house Miss Bessie Par
nell, Miss Florence Hubner, Miss Lillian
| Moore and Miss Josephine Dalrvmple
were the soloists and each one showed in
her work not only careful study but IN
! usual proficiency and the large audience
warmly .applauded, the various numbers
The following ing programme was played
"Raff's Rondo Capriccioso'' Cop. 7S}. Miss Miss
Kirchner's album Leaf and Ra GfiggH;
'Etude du, Style" Miss Hubner: Schu-
m Mats @ }op e. a1a !9 %a ~ chopq1.g
and Beethoven's Concerto Cop. AS. Miss
Moore; 'Au Printemps,'' Gounod-T, %
Beau, and Wellenhaupts "Morceau, {"
Miss Dalrymple.
| Mrs. r. H. Walker gave a large eucbra
! party yesterday afternoon at her home
! on Osceola avenue. The hostess was as
| sisted by Miss Parsons and Miss Cu1nbey.
| THE following women were entertained.
| Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, Mrs M d Miller
Mrs. Clinton Miller, Mrs. r. C. Gooding.
Mrs. E. R. Hubbell Mrs. Haycock. Mrs,
| J. S. Maclley, Mrs. T. Mccormick. Mrs
| Lang, Mrs Cumbell, Mrs Orrin Rim.
| Mrs. Reuben White, Mrs. j. S. Whitacre
| Mrs. j. Cramer, Mrs. Michaud. Mrs Rob
| ert Ware, Mrs. Eugene Stilwell Mrs.
| Oliver Crosby, Mrs. S. P. Crosby, Mrs.
|