Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-23

mhn, N, e heukh, n a. Y. Rodgers, OAkea
Ames, j. II. Mccormick, Justices swAyno
Jas. II. Embrey and lady, Hon. Hugh McCol-
Loeb, Gen. q. A. Smith, Gen. N. l.. Jaflrios,
Lieut.. II. N. Tallmau, Major J. NJ. Brown,
Lieut.. ID, Morgan Taylor, Major Frank J.
Taylor, Colonel Geo. X. Leet, Col. DAYTON,
OF Gen. Shermanb staff, Messrs. Lewis Gle
phane, J. o. Kennedy, N. d. Run, DR.. Thos.
.. Hills, DR.. Stanton, 3. @. Ashby, George
Bernard, Q. W. Thorn, K. O. squifes, 4. II.
Taylor, J. P. Keller, K. Baldwin, @. Y.
sohaner, W. B. Moses, J. ]. Chapman, J.
D. Qleary, Q. W. HellSn, A. Geddlnger, W.
Lewis Woolfy, Jas. d. Martin, A. NJ. Burket
r. Ross Perry, Thomas NJ. Shepherd, L,
Tucker Blake, Fred. D. Mcclure, VIM. 3.
Teel, o. Q. Hunter, Chas. P. Mason, W. II.
Morrison, viii. 8. Shepherd, N. CAllau,
W. L. Wall, Thomas A. Richie, DR.. J. II.
Thompson, Frank Hume, DR.. John d.
Blake, HeRry Acker, DR.. J. 7. Hartigan,
VIM. B. Gurley, Edward Droop, J. NJ. Ma.
gruder, Thomas s. Moore, WIN. II. Bald
win, @. G. Bryan, D. @. Gillette, Matthew
@. Emery, A. D. Mullett, Marshall Brown,
ex.Mayor Wallach, J. Z. Fitch, Francis
Hufty, George W. Cochran, VIM. Y. Quick
sal, Adolph Cluss, l.. II. stearns, Waldemar
de BOdlseo, Henry d. Cooke, IT,, John r.
Hanna, Nathaniel D. Fugilt, j. G. Nc
Gulrc, L. w. Richie, Or. ]. L. Kldwell,
Albert Lee, J. D. Thompson, W. Wort VIII
son, George W. McGill, Jules Golay, Aus
tin P. Brown, John Bally, l.. II. Stevens,
George w. Evans, A. NJ. Cunning.
ham, B, Wythe DENLY, Hon. R. T. MsrrlcE,
l.. ]. o'Tools, B. o. Root, L. s. Bailey,
Philip Mohun, Judge +. P. Stanton, John
B. Motley, N. @. starkweather, General Z.
s. Salomons, John p. Blgelow, q. 5. Wood,
James E. PnkinEton, Thomas g. Folger,
William 8. Mitchell, J. @. McKslden, J. r..
Briggs, Wn. Thompson, Captain PhlppS,
John Potts, Ed. Dunn, J. W. Thompson, A.
Hart, James J. Stewart, J. W. Dorsey, Dr..
Walter Brlscoe, David Walker, Thomas W.
Hungorford, Nicholas Acker, Webster Elmer,
Albert Ray, VIM. ormO, G. J. ost, VIM. J.
Acker, Charles b. Young, Z. J. Middleton,
General A. A. Humphrey, Bon. T. French,
Mr.. David r. Mckee, W. B. Todd, IT,, J.w.
Mcknight, D. Clagett, Governor J. A. Camp.
bell, George T. Bates, DIR. @. N. Dove.
or the ladies we're noticed Mrs. Alex. II.
Shepherd, Mrs. George A. McIlhenny, Mrs.
W. D. wyvill, Mrs. Fred. 3. Mcclure, Mrs.
William s. Teel, Mrs. Colsnsl Mason, Miss
Lille Howard, Mrs. W. II. Morrison, Mrl.
Arthur Shepherd, Miss Lutte Lewis, Miss
LssVy, Miss Callan, Mrs. N. Callan, Miss
Ella Stevens, Mrs. J. II. Thompson, Miss
Philips, Of Cincinnati, Miss Fannie Z.
Hume, Mrs. Colonel Dayton, Miss leila
Hume, Miss Fannie Damn, Miss Fannie r.
Conn, Mrs. VIM. II. Shryock, Mrs. c. W.
Thorn, Miss Maggie Price, Mss Mary Jones,
zlelin, Mrs. Lewis Clephane, Mlss Nell
Winslow, Miss Julia Clephane, MIRA. dc
Haven, Mrs. 7. 8. Moore, Mrs. T. II. Spear,
Mss Lueretla Bean, McHenry ssmkSn, Mss
Nollle Bryan, Mlss A. V. Woolford, Mrs
A. b. Nullett, MlsG Mullett, Mrs, J. T.
Fitch, Mrs. Jules Galaxy, Alss Anna Hufty
MIRA. Frances Hafy, Miss Mary nufty,
Miss Sadie Campbell, Mrs. L. Q. Campbell
Mrs. Lewis johnson, Mrs. Brian, Mrs
Franklin Philip, Mas sWayne, Miss Lena
Philip, Mrs. A. 8. solomons, Miss =. A
Mrs. Childs, Of Boston, Miss Child
Miss julia Brown, Mrs. Albert, Nrs
Henriquss, Miss Lille Aeker, Mia
Laura Frslbus, Mrs. NJ. q. Waite, Mrs. n
Acker, Mrs. L. J. O'Tool, Miss BriEgs, Mrs
II. NJ. Hutchinson, Mrs. James Ii. Embry
Miss sallle Tilley, Mrs. D. q. Root, Mrs. <
@. Riddle, Mrs. L. J. Davis, Mrs. PhlliI
Mohun, Mrs.. Richard B. Mohun, Miss Jess,
Carr, Mrs. W. G. Anderson, Miss Nelli,
Stanton, Miss Laura Stanton, Miss Wagner
Mrs. Z. DoAotte, Mrs. Marshall Brown, Mrs
Miss Emily Wood, Miss Jenny Wood, Mis-
Whiting, Mrs. Judge BARLEY, Miss Miller
Miss Dora Moorhead, Miss Humphrey
Mrs. William Thompson, Miss Maggie VII
liams, Hrs. Wendell, Mrs. DR.. Wood Ward
Miss NJ. Drury, Miss Pratt, Mrs. NJ. @
Amos, Mrs. Peter T. Wllson, Mrs. G. Bald
win, Miss Bert N. English, Mrs. D. Staui
Mrs. D. Chambers, Mrs. A. Nailor, Miss +
Baldwins, Mrs. W. d. Moses, Mrs. N. @
Emery, Miss Kate Emery, Miss Charlotte
Jeykylls, Miss N. Jcykylls, Miss N. l.. Nc
| ruIInnh hlsa I NJ MaT,iIaah
McCulloch, Miss Phoebe Barker, Mrs. N
A. Spelr, Mrs. James .. Clephane, Mis-
Jennie Laucey, Mrs. II. Adler, Mrs. Gle
A. Smith, Miss G. Voss, Mrs. Genera
seGaier, &da t6bRp,- rMrS,surge,urH
Miss F. Relchenback, Mrs. G. B. Youngs
Miss A. J. Brown, Miss Helen Noyes, Mis-
Eva 8. Mills, Mrs. Clark Mills, Miss ETH
Jeifrles, Mrs. Thos. o. Hills, Miss Eleano
Edelin,, Mrs. Allison Nallor, IT,, Miss MollI
Semmss, Miss Lizzie J. lIough, Miss Fri
Sewers Of Baltimore, Mrs. David Walker
Miss Minnie Johnston, Mrs. Webster Elezler
Mrs. T. Howard, Mrs. J. l.. Barbour, Mis-
Ida NJ. Thompson, Mrs. ]. W. Thompson
Miss Powers, Miss Mary F. RRpley, Mis-
Josis Kerr, Mrs. N. L. JefTrlos, Mrs. Mar
Cromwell, Miss Kate Moore, Miss Dunn
Mrs. E. Droop, Miss Molllo o. FalcOner
Miss Mary Fowler, Miss Susie Fowler, Mis-
Kldwell, Mrs. Hallett Kllbourne, the Mise
Kubourn, Mrs. Gen. Whittlesey, Mrs. @. +
schelfer, Mrs. W. W. Rapley.
or the newspaper fraternity there wer
present Mai. Ben. Perley Poorc, Of the Bos
ton Journal; j. d. McCulloch, Of the Clncln
natl Enquirer; 8. II. Kaufman, G. s. Noye
and X. +. Bolseau, OF the Starr Y. A. Rich
ardson, of the Baltimore Sun; Col. I. D
Florence, Of the Sunday Gazette; NJ. G. Hart
OF the Morning Nsiosj Porter @. Bliss, 0
| thu IlrantsIEs n uarNta nj Ill
Shepherd, of the REPUBLICAN; J. B. Still
son, Of tho NJ 7. World T. B. Connery ant
J. mcfarland, Of the NJ Y. HsrdlG; Mrs
J. X. Briggs, (Oleyla,) Of the PHILADELPHIA.
Pres; J. Il. Young, OF the ". Y. Tribune
T. N. Burrltt, OF the SuHdIv Herald, ant
others.
Writing at two O'Clock this morning, aftc
an hour or two spent In tho ballroom, VI
can safely pronounce this the Erandest sue
cess OF the kind ever given In Washington
Every arrangement was perfect aud every
thing worked like clockwork. The trusteei
Of the hall had thrown the whole buildlnI
open to the disposal Of the committeei ever!
room was assigned for special object, and
there seemed TO be a place for everything
and everything In Its place.
While the Votarles of Terpslchore wer
tripping gAily in the rooms above, thos
who chose TO be otherwise amused enjoyed
their cards and cigars In the room below.
The cloak.room, generally source o
confusion and annoyance, was so admirabl,
managed that no one had the least DIM
Guilty.
And every one present experienced tn
utmost enjoyment. Senators, Representa-
tiycs, judges, generals, and other dignitarle
mingled In the dance, aud entered Into thI
spirit with as much zest and spirit as tn
gayest Of the young folks prcEent.
The toilets OF the ladies were unexceptlon
able, and We regret that neither time no
space will permit descriptions Of the dresses
As 1t would be impossible TO give the Who'll
list we forbsar giving any. We know It /
the fashion to sport long trails, but five ma,
be permitted to do so we would suggest thai
the custom in q ballroom might be NOR
honored In the breach than in the ObserV
ance. II certainly would add to the com
fort and convenience OF the dancers.
The gentlemen who composed the sevcra
committees were lndefatigRble, and lof
nothing undons to add to the pleasure and
convenience Of all participants In the feS
tiVitles OF the evening. The committees
were as follows
ARRANGEMENTS.
Messrs. Alexander u, shepherd, william
y, Huntington, A. =. SolomOGs, L. J. Davis
| HAlleu kilbourn, William II. PhIlp, n, IL