New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
Among those who received invitations were:

Miss KcrOchan, Francis \. stout
Miss Clara smith, John Alexander,
Mrs. Bache Emmett, W. II. BhdWlh,
MI annie Emmett, NJ OTuc Wilson.
Miss Iuckmeyer, Robert q. Howe,
lanes o. PrOuddt, Lloyd Bryce,
1nnTy Parish IT, James Bcrh1rd,
T. ID. Thompson, John BENJAMIN,
G.. V. Baldwin, II. X. Pratt,
samuel Blagdon, Mr.. Tucker,
Herman Leroy Mf. AhfDie,
Center Hitchcock, Mr.. dc Cassie
r Pauc0u,t EgerOn Winthrop,
III McVcker, Thomas r. Cushing,
r b. Cutting, j. W. Ccndcnnu,
j. Rutgers lie Roy, Mr. Hutton,
l.. j. Woolscy, IcVcry H. IHIen,
Mis- A Parson Mr.. RaWlc.
Miss sibyi Kane Francis Benjamin,
Miss Corinne Roosevelt, H. l.. r. Emmett,
NJ sses j. and A. Turnbun, J d. Emmett,
M.s Rhinelaudor, William tuilinG
Mrs. s Blagdon, W. H. B1denam,
Mrs and Miss Marie, Sydney J. lOlfOrd,
Miss Annie Harrison, B "eHcs,
Miss Grace SteDbih5, now aId buIUch'
Mis- Edith Potter +. X. Sturris
Mr' 4 Mr-. duncan Harris, J. $ Van Rensselaer,,
Mrs. Hugo Fritsch, j. W BetA!niu,
BENJAMIN Wells General Smith,
Li-penard stewart, Mr.. Grant.
lanes NJ VarnuIn, Walker smith,
Miss seward, Arthur Mason Jones,
Miss smith, Girand Foster,
Miss I1ontine Jerome, WHY'S Belts
Miss Constance SChak, water hlngHiand,
Frederick Gebhard, James B Murray
Arthur INary Francis shepherd,
Mrs q O. Clark Edmund Baylis,
Miss BeeEInan Robert l.. Hargons,
Mrs Lawrence. James Parker,
Mrs. H. 1. HaGden, DIT b. +. Dawson,
Mrs Waterbury, i. Schuschardt
Niss Helen Isrlin Good Redmond,
Miss Sbimmn, o. B dc forest,
M,s Fndicott Charles T.. Strong,
Mr. n I WoOlsey Russell Stcbbins.
Miss Chamberlain, John Austin stevens
Miss De Ruyter, MISS COlVHIe,
Miss OOthOut, Ml'H IoIrt,
Miss Mary T.. Taller, Miss Emily Hoffman,
Mrs George Hoffman, The Misses Knecland.
Miss & A Russell Miss Johnston,
Mrs l. r. Gushing Mrs. Charles 7. Chlckerng,
Miss Alice Ashmore. Francis A. Otto
Mrs. Henry }. Hoffman, Miss Duncan.
ME- ME- Io%bard Mr.. and Mrs Walter suydam,
SOME OF TIE COSTUMES
One conspicuous costume had Pearl-de-Jardin
silk front and black velvet waist and train, with
embroidered daflodils and ornaments of diamonds.
Another lady was attired in dress of pearl gray,
the skirt being covered with point lace, garnished
with lilacs and embroidered silver snowballs.
There was toilet of white satin with old gold
front ornaments, diamonds.
One lady wore becoming dress OF white satin, cut
low, with diamonds.
The dress of a beautiful matron had train Of
plain white SATIN and a satin front embroidered in
silver.
One unmarried lady wore white tulle costume
with pretty garnishing of ilacs
Another was dressed in black tulle over black
satin. the front covered with jet beads.
very handsome costume was OF white
tulle, with corsage Of satin, cut low
and parnished with lilacs. The front was
Land In plisses of tulle edged with white satin.
A young lady's dress was white satin garnished
with peoples.
White satin with point lace trimmings and dia-
lnond ornaments formed beautiful combination.
A toilet Of Pea l-de-Jardin satin, combined with
brocade of lighter shade OF yellow, was much adj
mired4
Pink silk, trimmed with point lace and garnished
with apple blossoms, was the dress OF another Lady.
A very handsome dress had front of white tulle
with dots of crystal beads, and train OF brocade
SATIN fringed with crystal The waist was of silver
cloth.
striking toilet. II,
brodered with pearls. and the SKIRT trimmed with
clusters of pink feathers. The corsage-bouquet
of feathers and pink roses.
Pale blue satin, with the front deliberately draped
in point de gaze and corsage filled IN with the same