The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
manifested the most amusing ImpatIenco to catch a

manifested the most amusing impatience to catch
glimpse of the distinguished guest.
Amer few moments speut In introductions TO
the favored few, the band struck up a waltz, and
the Prince olorred his hand to Miss Wadsworth,
daughter OF tue late Cen Wadsworth, ana isd on
the dancing In fine style and with evident satisac-
ton. During the evening the Prince danced a
qnadric With Mrs. Gushing Of this city, aid later
with Mrs. Martin with whom he had dinel.
TIE dancing was Kept up with vgor unul l''9
O'Clock, wncn supper was announced The Prince
retired At to his private parlor, where he was
and few select ladies'. Oncring his arm TO Mrs. A.
7. stcvar. the company moved into private sup
per room, where only the Committee was permit.
Ted to enter The Prince was seated with Mrs.
a. T. Stewart on his right and Mrs, A Belmont on
ladies filled the table The more ordinary Of the
company took their supper In another apartment,
y oush tue same menu was served to all, as ionoWs:
Mard lie Fevricr.
Daaer Pour Oo pcrsonncs allonneur du Prince Arthur
MoUD.
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Croqucit@ 4 Ia Victoria.
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Chanhoi &c Groussen ~ lumct Cailles Piques roide
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quarts pariut 9Guari noagrt; mottoee petit fours'
The dane NJ hall throughout the evening present..
| cd most brilliant scene, II was wholly free oi
| decoration cScept the music platform, which was
character completely hiding the music. But tho
| rich toilets Of the ladies and the magnificent
| display Of diamonds and costly jcwrlry filed the
hail with blaze II spcndor. II IS certainly safe to
| say that more exclusive and dis'i0gHt comI Iany
| was never before assembled In this city.
Among the company We noticed Mr.. and Mrs
Gracic King and Miss King Mr.. Isaac Bell. Nj. Va
aud Miss Val, Judge platehfori, Dr and Mrs. oe
Evarts, Mr. d. u. Flelh tne charming Miss Kate
Lockwood, niece Of NJ. jerome b Fellow, git
tcring in diamonds; MIR. and Mrs. Won Hoffman,
Deputy Collector Will ms and wife, Mrs. RCuber
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Morton, Nr John ? Lind
,sy s1Judss liiion Mr.. h@aTlow @ Nj, O. h9NIand ils,
tcnden, Gen Mcdowell and lady, Arthur Icary \
T stewart, Y. q. Gcdney aud lady, MT. Lambard
the most beautiful woman at the bali was the wife .
Mr.. L l.. Morton.
| VINO WE'RE THERE-IoRE NAMES.
Among tic notable personagcs who rraced IN
hall during Nc evening were: MIR. and MIR. Dun
ex.Collec.or Henry 4 sn!ue and Mis-. smythc
Mrs We,morc Mss Ka;e Lockvo1i Nj
McNickers, M.ior and Mss Nacoub. NJ an
Mia :. NJ. Barlow, MIR. ROYAL pnclp., Mr. Jamo
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Grirucl MIR. and Nj.
Griswoli. MIR. and Mrs. j. Augustus Page, MIR an
Mrs. Lawrence jerome, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus B
mont and Miss Belmont, MIR. and Nrs. 4. 4. stc~ 6r
hisss Wsdsworth, Mrs. Cushing, and Mrs Martin,
The Prince returned 10 The darcins-ha aiter su
per. and danced several times, seemin 10th 20 lea,
so enchanting a place. However. at ~ o clock
withdrew, and soon after the company broke Up.