The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
BRILLIANT COTILLION GIVEN BY
GOV. AND MRS. D. RUSSELL BROWN

The cotillion arranged by ex-Governor
and Mrs. H. Russell Brown for their
daughter Miss Isabel Russell Brown. 10
which the Younger set In exclusive circles
.in this city have long looked forward
with the ksenest and most plessurable
anticip atoms took place from . TO /
o'clock last evening in The Trocsdero
Previous t. the brilliant occasion Of the
evening ex-GoVerucr and Mrs. Brown en-
tertaihed a. dinner. in the Empire psror.
some of the out-of-town guests. Among
these were Mr. Ernest milford. of Eliza
beth. n. j.. Mr.. Caspar Brown. of Wor-
cester. Mr.. Evel,th lill. Harvard coli
iege Mr. Sidney Nason. Cambridge: Mr..
Lloyd Brown. Worcester. MIR. win
Phelps. Worcester; Mr.. Frank Phelps.
Worcester. MIR Milton Brown. Provi-
dence; Miss Helen sawyer. Worcester.
Amey Tuttle. Fall River: Miss Ada Belle
Goodrich. Springfield; Miss Elizabeth
Burckhardt. Cincinnati, Miss Martha
Blackwell, Si Louis
Shortly after . o'clock the guests for
the cotillion began to arrive and we're
received by Ex-Governor and Mrs Brown,
Miss Brown and the following bevy Of
beautiful young girls Who assisted Miss
Brown in receiving Miss Burckhardt
Miss Blackwell. Miss Goodrich, Miss
Tuttle the Misses sawyer
rhe receiving line stood AZ the lower
end of the ball room of The Trocadero
and the young women, i'm their beautiful
towns. made picture -whiek Nsll- might
have suggested Tennyson's dream Of
Fair Women.
Mrs Brown wore a lovely gown Of vel
and decoliette bodice trimmed with
Point de Nenise lace
Miss Brown wore her beautiful connins
out gown of white file de ninon over
white satin and carried an armful Of ex-
auisiie flowers which were among her
many floral offerings.
Miss Blackwell was sowned i'm an inn
ported crca ton Of white crepe Gu chens
The petlicoat Of the gown was entirely
of hne White tucks While the low cut
eorsags was beautifully trimmed with
rich cream lace.
\ huge boquet of vioIets completed this
charming costume
Miss Goodrich wore a white silk null
over HIGHT green taffets and carried .
large boouot Of bride sma ids roses
Miss Tuttle's gown was of white silk
muslin with trimmings Of pink psnne vel
yst and lace. She carried a boquet OF
OF great pink roses. Miss Tuttlp, by the
way s coming debutsnte since her
coming ont party will he given AT her
home Ia Fall River on Dec. I'd.
Miss Rurckhsrdt who Is Cincinnati
belle. was charming iu her rich imported
gown " white embroidered chiffon. the
bodice Of which was ornsmented with
bertha ~ real rose point lace. Miss
RIrckhardt carried large boquet Of pink
roses.
Miss Helen sawyer. was eowned I'm
blue silk null with lace trimmings and
corsase boauAt of English violets.
A nE a.
charming costume. Miss Anna Sawyers
rown vas of white crepe de chene with
rich trimmings Of French embroidery.
She carried boauet Of white roses.
Between the hours of aud si5 Miss
Brown aud her friends received the con
grntUlations OF an admiring throne and
by ~ o'clock ID WAS con with the dance
Let JOY be unconhned and to music OF
= most inspiring character by Reeves
orchestra. the time was spent in general
dancing until the cali for supper came
al shortly after n o'clock
The supper was served IN the Empire
parlors of th. Trocsdero. at small tables
by Tiilnghast
After supper the cotillion was on. and
this was entirely under the efficient
charge of Mr. Edward NJ Guild 10 whose
ability. as leader. VAS due the fact that
Il was executed WITH noticeable grace and
precision not hitch being evident in All
its movements.
while the cotilion. as = whole. was
led by Mr. Guild. the line was led by
Miss isabel Brown with Mr.. Eveleth hin.