The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-27

Last Evenings Pleasures.
Mrs. Cortlandt M. Taylor and Miss
Taylor gave a large reception yesterday
afternoon at their home on Mackubin
street in honor Of Miss Ethel Taylor, who
made her formal entrance into society.
The rooms were decorated with a pro-
fusion of cut flowers and palms. Large
punches of American Beauty roses and
chrysanthenums decorated the main
drawing room, where the receiving party
stood The piano near where the de-
butante received her friends was covered
with large bouquets Of violets, American
Beauty roses and chrysanthemums, the
tribute of friends.
The second drawing room and the din
ing room were in pink punches Of the ex-
Quisite Carnot roses beingnused exclu-
sively Mrs. Taylor, Miss Taylor and
Miss Ethel Taylor received alone They
were assisted by Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs
D. A.. Robertson, Mrs. William Langford,
Mrs Charles Lambourn, Of New York
city; Mrs. Samuel Sturgis, Mrs. Cass
Gilbert, Mrs w. F. Peet, Mrs Ambrose
T1ghe. Miss Katherine Richards Gordon,
Miss May Bend, Miss Theodore Cary,
Miss Lambourn, the Misses Hill, M IS
Bonnie Ransom, the Misses Horn, Miss
Stephenson, the Misses Undertake, tho
Misses Livingston, the Misses Davis.
Mrs. William B. Bend served tea in
the library from table decked with pink
roses. Mrs. Harcourt Horn and Mrs.
Timberlake presided over the frappe ia
BILE.
Mrs. Taylor was gowned in lavender
brocade, with black satin and back
mousseline de sole trimmings. Miss Tay-
lor wore q gown of yellow crepe du
chine, made over yellow taffeta, with
trimmings of black velvet
Miss Ethel Taylor was gowned entirely
in white. The frock was Of white Ions
downe, made with a deep yoke of
point lace. A prettily draped flchu Of
mousseline de sole was knotted in front
just below the yoke. A white satin put
terfy bow was worn in the hair.
Oyer 200 guests called in the afternoon
to greet the debutante.
Mrs. John McCullcch entertained in
formally last evening at her home on Os.
Asheville, n. G. Mrs. Mcculloch was as
sisted by Mrs. D. 2. Roussopoulos. Mrs.
J. S. Mackey and Miss Flora McCulloch.
The different rooms were charmingly dec
Grated with American Beauty roses and
were MI. and Mrs. r F, Smith, MI and
Mrs. S. w. Vanderwarker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roussoponlos; Mr. t and Mrs. Charles M A.
and Mrs E. ]. sulwell. Mr. and Mrs.
Mackey Mr.. Cooper, Miss Overton, Miss
Beebe. Miss Macpherson, Of Minneapolis;
Miss Holberg, and others. -
Mrs. A. Konantz gave an informal at
home yesterday afternoon at her home
on Marshall avenue The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs !, A.IHonantz Miss
The decorations in the various rooms
were entirely in pink. The center. piece
in the dining room was large bunch
of Garnet roses.
Mrs. Konantz wore q reception gown
of pearl gray silk, with trimmings of
cerise velvet and while liberty silk
The marriage of Miss Emma Horetsh
and Henry schade took place yesterday
afternoon at S o'clock at the home Of the
grooms parents. Rev. Carl W. scovel,
of the House Of Hope. performed TIE
guests The rooms were tastefully dec
GRATED with palms. ferns and cut flowers
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Katie Horeish.
Of blue broadcloth, and carr1ed Q large
BUNCH of Bride roses. Miss Katie f1o-
relish wore silk bodice with a skirt Of
wedding supper sery rs
ception followed
MI and Mrs schade left last evening
for Chicago. They will be at home after
aos erection IL 0 at q CEDAR T Street and Summit
avenue.
Miss Mildred whitbeck, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. g. r. Whitbeck, and DR.. Ter
man Howard Matteson, Of Eau Claire,
were married last evening at o'clock at
the home Of the bride on St Anthony ave-
nue..
Mrs sl9 Ida Hughes, and Robert g. McGill,
son Of ex-Gov. A r. McGill,. were mar.
ried Wednesday evening at the home Of
Smith performed the ceremony which
was witnessed by fifty guests. The color
scheme Of white and green was carried
out in the parlors with chrysanthemums.
decorated with American Beauty roses
Both bride and groom were unattended.
A stringed orchestra, played, Mende rs
senn wed ba pro onans
was played. The bride wore her going
away gown of gray broadcloth and car
ried lilies of the valley; A reception fol,
lowed the ceremony: Mrs. Hills presided aY
lie Bassett Miss Virginia Bollinger, Miss
Florence Shore, Miss Blanche Greer and
Miss Jessamine Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
McGill have gone East. They will be at
home after Dec. at 50 Central avenue.
Miss Mary Holmes gave domino party
last evening at her home on Grove street,
entertaining about forty young people.
Delaney and Miss Josephine Kelley. The
three young ladies received In japanese
costume The rooms were decorated In
the floral decorations carried out the
club played for the dancing.
reception will be rendered Rev r. B.
Cowgirl and Mrs Cowgirl this evening in
the ladies of the congregation1 Miss
accompanied by Miss Pearl Fritz, Of Min
rendered the pastor and his wife by the
congregation and it has been arranged at
this time as a welcome to them upon
their return from Mortified, where they
attended the general M. e. conference.
Mrs. ]. H. Horton gave the second Of
series Of euchres yesterday afternoon at
her home on Holly avenue. Mrs. Horton
vas assisted by Mrs Mrs. Stout, Mrs. G; G.
Lillian De Coster and Miss Ruth De
Coster Among the guests were: Mrs.
Denis Follett Mrs. H. w. Fagley, Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Hiram r.
Stevens, Mrs. Holbert, Mrs. Bancroft,
Mrs Oliver Dalrymple, Mrs Ritchie, Mrs
A. r. Dalrymple, Mrs. Campbell, Miss
Shave and others.
Mrs. T. w. Wallace and Mrs. e. L. AL
lard will give reception tomorrow aft
ernoon from to at the residence Of
Mrs Wallace on Van Buren, street Mrs.
Albert James Wallace will be the guest
Of honor.
Miss Teeple will give a linen shower
OF of homo rolleora