The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-09
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.


IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
A brilliant background formed Of row upon
row of red, white and blue flags. with an oc-
casional large one to break the regularity
strings of red, white aud blue paper, cut to
represent huge, peaked caps; red-hooded
lights. whose softened glow shaded the brill
liant coloring into harmonious tints! Such
was the scene Cambridge hall presented to
the dancers last evening at the second as
sembly ball of the The beautiful
gowns, the flowers and the music all added
their quota to the perfect tout ensemble and
the party was one of the prettiest Of the sea-
Mrs. D. A. Monfort, Mrs Cutler and Mrs
p. X. Punnett received and presided over
the flower table. The latter was decorated
with flags and red, white and yellow roses
Until II O'Clock watzes and two steps were
danced. After supper the cotillion began.
There were four different sets. with the fol-
lowing leaders; Mr.. Trowbridge, dancing
with Mrs. Bgelow: MIR: Driscoll dancing
with Mrs Tighe; Mr.. Heffelinger, of Min
neapolis, dancing with Mrs. Griggs.
by the ladies'
Mrs. D. A. Monfort-Gray satin, white
Duchess lace.
Mrs. Cutler-Heliotrope satin.
Mrs. Peet-Yellow brocaded satin. trim
mings Of white null.
Mrs. John Field-Black silk, bodice of Jet
Mrs. E. X. Punnett-Grav SATIN trmming s
OF chiffon and torquoise blue velvet
Mrs Bigelow-Yellow satin, with overdress
of net
Mrs. Townsend-Black brocaded satin. gar
niture of red satin.
Mrs. Drake-Green brocaded silk
Mrs. Seymour-Blue velvet
Mrs. c: H. F. Smith-Gray silk, gray chif-
fon; bodice OF cerise silk
Mrs. H. S. Judson-White satin chiffon
Mrs French of Ninneapolic- Va1or, ,o+;,
with overdress Of white Paris muslin
Mrs J: Armstrong-Blue satin, white lace;
pearl trimming
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures ted net over black
taffeta.
Mrs. shepley-Black silk; heliotrope trim
mings.
Mrs. scholle-Black silk overdress of jetted
net.
Mrs. Parker-Heliotrone silk, chiffon.
MRS. Tracy Lyons-White dotted Swiss over
turquoise hue silk
Mrs. Spencer-Black silk. let trimmings
Mrs. Luther Newport-Persian silk. rufies
OF white chiffon, American Beauty roses
Mrs. Fitzherbert-Back satin. peoples
white lace '>N'
Miss Mabel Horn-Black net, over black
satin, jet trimmings.
Miss Horn-Black net over Ivory satin,
bodice Of white brocaded satin
Miss Bunn-White satin under dress ac-
Gordon -p.eated skirt IF green crepe, pearl
trimmings.
Ildhsuii-WHll6 SWlSS over yellow
satin, white lace.
Miss Pope-White net over pink taffeta.
Miss Carey-White Paris muslin over green
taffeta.
Miss Winter-Pink silk. white lace.
Miss Cutler-Pink silk, trimmings of lace
insertion.
Miss Katherine Johnson. red aud white
striped silk, red satin, white chiffon trim
mings.
Miss Ruth Hill, turquoise blue satin. blue
chiffon.
Miss Hill-Pink silk
Miss Ferguson-Lemon-co lored satin, chit
5fon a-
Miss Livingston-Pink silk, steel trimmings.
quoise blue
Miss Wann-White satin, duchesse lace.
Miss Brinckerhof-White lace over yellow
satin, lavender ribbon.
Miss Finch-TurQuoise blue satin craa m,
lace.
Miss Clough-Yelow silk
Miss Dousman-White silk duchesse lace.
Miss Robbins-Black silk, trimmings of
Miss Violet Dousman-Pink dotted silk,
lace. peoples.
An Among pg, those present were; Mr.; and Mrs.
Laren, Mr.: and Mrs. w. f. Poet. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Newport Mr.. and Mrs. Drake, Mr. and Mrs.
Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Mr. and
Mrs Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Casa Gilbert,
Mr and Mrs. c. H. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bend, Mr.: and Mrs. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
NSHoLC, NIL anu MIS-. j. Armstrong, MIR. and
Mrs. Judson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepley, Mr.. and Mrs Bigelow Mr.. and
MRS Ilghe, Mr.. and Mrs. Prince, Mr.. and
MIS- MIS-; Tracy Tracy Lyons, Miss Bum, Miss Mabel
horn, MISS Cutler, Miss Ferguson Miss Violet
,Dousman, Miss Ruth Hill, Miss Mary Bass,
Miss Livingston Miss Gotham, Miss A Liv-
M iingston; Miss Katherine Johnson, Miss En-
Glough, Miss Forepaugh Miss Smith, Miss
Horn, Miss Alice Pope Miss Winter. Miss
Carey, Miss R. Gotzian, Miss Lightner. Miss
Finch, Miss Drscoll, Miss Clara Hill Miss
Elsie Pope; Mr.. Yardley, Mr. Finley Shsn-
ard; Mr.. Forbes. Mr. Clarence Halbert, Mr..
Dick Stewart, Mr.. George Finch, Mr. Hugh
OF minneapolis; Mr. Charles Flandrau. Mr.
Frank Blakeley. Mr.. Trowbridge, Mr.. E. B.
Young, Mr.. Ed Halbart: Mr.. Kirby, Mr.
fort. Mr.. Carl Taylor, Mr.. Bert Bigelow.
Mr.. Ogden Hammond Mr. Frank ,Lgbtner
Mr. Stemhel. Mr.. John Armstrong, Mr. A.
Porter, Mr.. Kirk. Mr.. Homer Clark Mr. d
Thompson. Mr. Bend, Maj. Bennett.
Mrs. John A. Berkey viii entertain a num-
Der of young people at a dancing party Fri
DAY evening at her home, on Dayton avenue.
Mrs. D. So Sperry, of Holly avenue will
give luncheon Saturday for Miss MlI.ard.
A. c. Wicken entertained informally las,
evening at his home, on Peasant avenue
The St. Francis Society of st. Francis
church will give a dancing party rext Mon
day night at St. Francis hail
The Standard club will give Duplicate
whist party this evening at the club rooms
Eighth and jackson streets
Mr.: and Mrs. Ely Grenier have issued in
vhations for the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Florence Margaret Grenier. to Frsd,
er1ck Pinska. The wedding will take Mace
Wednesday, Feb. Is.
Miss Proctor has issued Invitations for q
valentine dancing party, to give given Feb,
IA at Woodland hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Kluckholm. of Good
r1cn avenue. gave progressive euchre party
last evening. F :
Mr. and Mrs. Kluckholm have cards out for
caro- party Monday evening.
Miss Towne and Miss Ulmer of Mime
apolis, were the guests of honor at a lunch
con gwen yesterday by Mrs. F. A. Willard
at her residence on Ashland avenue
Boston. VI
Mrs. S. A. Beecher, of Holly avenue en-
tertained the Midsummer Euchre club yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. M. l.. Countryman entertained at
whist Yesterday afternoon at her residence
on Ashland avenue.
Mrs Charles E. Smith, of Marshall ave-
for TX oc1,tp