The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03
A PEDIGREE.


A tale of the Gibson Man I'll tell,
And how he met his fate.
Now the Gibson Man was a Rowling
And he. always dressed exceedingly well,
And his height was six feet eight.
One day he met a Beardsley girl
Who set his manly heart awhirl,
She was dressed in a splash,
With a Splotch for a SASH
And her hair in a snaky curl.
They met by chance in a motley crowd.
The Gibson Man politely bowed.
The Beardsley smiled in queer designs,
And wTithed herself in eccentric lines.
And when she began,
To swirl her fan
Man
Well. he made the Beardsley girl his
And they both lived happily all their
life,
They're seen in pictures of Peter New
Carolyn Wells.
Mrs William H Ward, Laurel avenue
who entertained the matrons Friday aft
ernoon for her daughter, Miss Nancy
Ward, received yesterday afternoon the
maids who came to congratulate Miss
Ward upon her introduction into the
social life of st. Paul. Those assisting
Mrs Ward were: Miss Winifred Brill,
Miss Elinor Ritzinger, Miss Helen MARS,
Miss Alice Greene, Miss Margaret Routh
Miss Margaret Beals, Miss Newson, Miss
Mary Smith, Misses McMasters, Miss
Stringham, Miss Reif Miss Forsythe
Misses Ritzinger, of Indianapolis, Ind;
Misses McMasterS Miss Kitty Marvin,
Miss Margaret Hill, Miss Florence Gheen,
Miss Hannay, Miss Virginia Rugg, Miss
Polly Billiard, Miss Fairchild, Miss Hib-
bin, of Minneapolis; Miss Harriet Arm
strong, Misses Galusha, Miss Hester Pol
lock- Miss Willis, Miss Chittenden and
Miss Brill presided in the dining room,
and Miss Allison McKibbin and Miss
Constance Mackay served punch.
Palms, FERNS, smilaX, roses chrys-
anthemums were used in the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Yznaga, Washing
ton have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Consuelo Yznaga,
to Lieut. James Regain Jr., of the Four
tenth infantry. The marriage will be
solemnized at high noon Thursday
Nov. IA, at st. Patrick,s cathedral in
Washington Rev. Father Stafford will
offfciate After their wedding journey
Lieut. and Mrs. Regain will occupy No.
10 of the officers quarters at Fort Shell
ing
The bride is related to- Consue1o
Duchess of Marlborough. The groom en-
tered the United States regular army as
private soldier. He rose from the ranks
and received his shoulder straps as first
lieutenant during the Spanish-American
war.
Men as well as women had an oppor
turity of greeting society's latest debu-
tante, Miss Anne Sloane, last evening at
a large reception given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sloane, at their
home on Grand avenue. The reception was
one of the handsomest given this season.
The debutante who received with Mr.
ami Mrs Sloane and Mr.. and Mrs Samp-
son Dunn, looked charming in her fluffy
white gown, her arms laden with flowers.
From o'clock until 10 o'clock the older
people called. ard from 10 until midnight
there was dancing for the debutantes
and the younger society men. The va
ricus rooms were handsomely decoratGl
with cut flowers and foliage. The receiv
ing women were assisted by Mrs Trevor
McClurg. Mrs. J. F. Fulton, Mrs. Henry
S. Judson. Mrs. George Finch Mrs. w.
D. Mitchell MIS-. Webster Wheetock, Mrs
H B. Willis Mrs Whitney. Miss Finch
Miss Abbie Livingston Miss Elsie Pope,
Miss Roxans Smith, Miss Florence Finch
Miss Louise Cochran, Miss Julia Dean,
Miss Freeman, Miss Lila Finch, Miss Car
Ollne MISS INlCllS
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Louise Judson,
Miss Lucy Matter. Miss Laura F'urness,
Miss Wheaton, Miss Josephine Kalman,
Miss Cecilia Kalman. Miss Appleton Miss
De Coster Miss Maxfield. Mrs. Finch
served coffee; Mrs Fulton, ice, and Mrs
McClurg presided at the punch bowl.
Mrs Q. c. Greene Holly avenue, will
give a reception Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 10, to Introduce her daughter Miss
Alice Greene