New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20


the following:
L. T. Balny, J. NJ Dubois,
A. !. Delonest, j. \. Guirand,
G. Doryal. VI. c. JOuiiret,
G. Va. E. CaDeI
J. Arraalt L. p. Duparquet.
V. Fortweugler. 7. ltontey
j. c. Gaoupeau. b. Simon,
: NJ ReQuautt, j. Iarlter,
81 j. Fitzpatrick, Edward Kesrney,
ID. II. Nouman, ROBERT 1. hoy'
J. Fcltz, 4. L. FroGeraux,
J. Genet b. Joufret
G. y Z,6od, NJ Jouhret
H. TIssOf, 4. Brett,
A. Werdenischay, A. TreGgan.
William NJ Tweed A. Flaurand
Robert Hall g. Stettaner.
sieislnnnd Hertzog. A. setheimer
C. Haas OF san Francisco. ". W. Van Tassel.
TIE following persons from Philadelphia present
on the invitation OF John Hoey and others:
r. C. Rogers william +. StOkley,
James p SINS Joseph j. Martin.
Thomas J smith, L. @. Woolbert.
John l.. Hi, A. l.. 5no"hen,
+. LOysOy, J. II. Heyerln,
A. G. Roberts Charles. J.. Johnson.
TUE TOILETS.
The costumes were more varied than at any other ball
this
Miss Blanch siegrist q French costume
with short white satin skirt trimmed with green
satin covered with silver tinsel; green satin
sleeves; dropped from the shoulders wide
schumacher OF gold and Jewels was worn; hair Ia
saurage caught with pearls
Mrs. siegrst wore Turkish costume with blue satin
doubet and scarlet trousers handsome diamond orna
ments doublet embroidered work. coral and gold.
Mrs A. Law represented Princess Carnival. in a
tune OF scarlet satin and black velvet embroidered with
gold.
Miss Ness wore Spanish gypsv costume: the skirt
was IN a-Ona stripes OF yellow red ana DlacG satin
embroidered In half moons ana stars
Miss Fnccnia Leniz wore costume Of green satin,
representing wood nymph II was covered with drOop
Mis- IIenrette Dupase wore a baby costume OF white
dotted swiss over blue satin 49,. ., ...,. .,...,
In hmm
Miss Wei wore a peasant girls costume Of black
The snow Queen was Mrs Rachael. in black velvet and
Wrs GILES wore n costume representing an Eastern
olcru OF AN blue brocsde in large design with drapery
and sash u cardinal satin embroidered with Soid mar
dressed hicL with gold crown
rctl ana white satin.
Miss Amelia Bandelot wore a silver brocade costume
representing Folly with innumera6e bells
Miss A. Scrrc appeared as the Morning star IN Diue
velvet aud tnsel. A silver star was embroidered on
every available part OF the costume.
Miss Bertha Neyr wore the costume OF french et'or
Miss Mathid Durre wore French peasant costume;
with Of black brOcade with scarlet leaves ana
peasant cap. 81, -
grain aud brocade. garnished with white lace.
Miss Fannie Kern wore gold-co0red satin domino
with spanish lace tabler: cap OF gold satin go .
Mrs j. ST. John black satin domino with thread
Lace trimmings and mask; long Diack gloves aced on
Ms Vcgmot wore the costume of Continental VIVIAN
deere dark blue velvet and striped pink anc wnle
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of cardinal and black Spanish lace trimmings ana
mask. -, , ,,..,. -.
with mask and scarf of cashmere lace she had unique
ornaments consisting OF earrings in the shape or
gi, chg basket held by a large diamond strings OF
Poman nears were worn on tho neck and arms.
Miss NJ Gaemaert wore an evening dress OF dregs or
vine gros grain and brOcade decOele, with white Span
lsh lace garniture $1,000,
Miss Emma PersOn costume OF black groS
Grain with garnmre Of handsome irish point lace.
Miss Emma Dori0t dressed as flower girl, In
mink and green satin, with white lace trimmings
Mrs George r. Ives Of Clifton, y H. wore black satin
and velvet Vatican domino Win scarlet siih Ious ana
black lace sleeves; she had spanish scarf
Miss Amy Yostcr a POmpatOur costume OF striped
black and white satin, with jacket OF brOoade velvet III
rose design. 49,. =, AL,
An Indian in war paint aud feathers proved TO be Miss
]. L. White. . $500 100000, ,,t
yalnnclennes lace. ,....u All.
,,as las, Tor the greater number OF ladies' were III
evnninc dress masked with or without domino, ard
soiue Of the dresses were very elegant