New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE sATvRDAY. MARCn 3. 81

sun-fiowers, pansies, silver wheat, field grapes,
roses, and peoples. Point lace trimmed the sides OF
the dress and neck and sleeves. Solitaire diamond
earrings and a magnificent diamond cross were
worn with this gorgeous dress.
The wife of Senator Angus Cameron, of Wiscon-
sin, wore an elegant toilet Of maze-colored satin
with court train OF trocade of the same tint.
There were dashes about this rich dress of bronze
velvet an point lace Mrs. Cameron wears choice
lmonds.
The wife of General Hazen wore cream tinted
satin with waist and court train of embossed velvet
the same shade. The tablier was trimmed With APP
plique embroidery and fringe. Couture of white
feathers fastened with point lace butterfly.
Lady Thornton wore pearl-colored silk with garni-
ture of garnet velvet and point ddchesse lace Dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Thornton and her sister, Miss Frances Thorn
ton, both black illusion over black satin. with
scarlet roses aud long black kid gloves.
Madame Yoshida, wife Of the Japanese Minister.
wore white satin and Japanese crepe trimmed with
point lace. She wore handsome diamond ornaments.
The daughter of the GILLIAN Minister, Miss Asia
B1rnaRa, wore. white silk muslin skirt aud white
satin basque.
Miss Preston, the daughter of the Haytian Min
ister, wore maze-tiDted satin. the front Of which
VAS covered with lace beaded with crystals and the
SLEEVES were of beaded ACE
Mrs. Budd, OF New-York, wore pearl-c0lored silk,
covered with point applique lace. Mrs. Budds
diamonds were very handsome.
Mrs. Augustus Sheppard, Of Plainfeld. N. j., is a
cousin of ex-President Hayes aud sIsGer of Mrs.
HOwels, the wife of the author she wore rose
pink satin. with waist and tram of rich brOcade
the front had two rows of white silk applique en-
broidery, and point lace was prOfuselY used about
the neck and slseVes Her ornaments were pearls
and diamonds.
Mss Sheriff., of New York, wore white illusion
and satin; her cousin, Miss Smith, white muslin and
Valenciennes lace and blue ubbOns.
Mrs. Sheldon, friend of Mrs. Garfield. wore
toilet combined of pink and blne silk
Mrs. EvaTts wore black velvet with point lace
One OF the most elegant toilets was worn by Mrs.
Underwood. of Kansas City. 1t was of delicate
heh0trope satin and brocade with point Duehesse
lace.
Mrs. Goff. wife of the Secretary of the Navy, wore
violet satin and velvet; Miss GOf, Od-gold satin,
with all the trimmings exqulsitely pointed
Mrs. Mason, wife of Representative Mason, OF
New-YOrk, wore navy-blue satin brocaded in white;
point garnlshed the SKIRT open neck and sleeves;
her ornaments were diamonds.
The wife of Representative Dwight wore mauVe
satin brOcade.
Mrs. Colonel Rockwell wore an elegant blue
brOcade with point lace
The brillancy of the occasion was greatly en-
| HANGED by the Respondent full dress uniform of
Army and Navy officers. Except the Chinese Lega-
ton few Of the diplomatic wore court dresses.
Sir Edward Thornton wore with dress suit the
red collar and order Of the Bath and large jeweled
order on his breast
The Portuguese, Japanese and Gillian Ministers
wore evening dress. Neither the incoming nor the
| outgoing Pice-President attended.