New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30
MADAME Missions cHRISTNA&TEEE



Madame Nelson's Chrlstm is-tTee party 10 10
evening was in every particular delight u at
tree, which vas an qnq,ay sc ' m the WINDSOR and
was fairly radiant with varicoI0rtd WY -
miniature Chinese lanterns. Ine'y was the ''o'a
s,oYpf Of qIa,s balls ef-ctors, sparkling bangles ana
heu0ts Of that kind strung about upon me pouTu7 ~
~. gItIrcthera charming one The chandelier Hghis
were turned low ~ 10 bring TIE Illuminated Jree an
strewn around the TOO, Of ne Tree. and rom the Top
most bouc-s were su5pen1ed ON el Eer slde ,e Wt5
ol the iOOu-M.d me Nilsson ana SAINT aus Mo leI'
s. there Il was closed and locked. aud Of course ho-
BODY could guess The contents
1s Si.n5r lei I5.ntt and ME Mss Hope Glenn,
~ 1,c,esinn d " Pond NJ and Mrs charles +.
Pratt. NJ Theodore biOfk-ieu, :lc hel " leiteu a'
wife Mcssts -cuntzer, yau. Geese Tutie aud rchade,
and The attendants servants o. Le Nilsson &C. nctI.
parry. BY special invitation, Irbr'c reporter was
present. The guests disposed themselves ab'ut ti.
sides Of the p9rOr, while Madame Nilsson, upon ne
knees and with al tine enthusiasm OF cd p!oce'"e!
conJained. II seems that by mutual agreement ne
members OF the company nad deposited lier Pt.'eis '
Madame Nilsson had been commissioned 10 d'iflu-
W. theiu F." t"9h "ASi nc "a . -, tiri,
i wa discovered thar tine trunk fu of package VI
AL sizes Madame Missions eyes sp@IAIed VIII p4e~s
"sarta Claus has been very generous To- US sic said
Tue urs. package pl0duc Il TIs labelled For Nine
Nilsson rom Henry J.. ABocy. IL proved 10 %, case
o. california gold slus tho date o. $50; three cOu
having very much greater market value The second
package smoky jopa1 scdIi pm, elegantly noun "a
Mr Apner from Nine. Nilsson. Mss Hope Glenn re-
cei,ed a Japautsc writing desk, the joint Eil OF Nine
received portrait Nine Nilsson lu aleWeis,
frame. There CIgh packages OF japanese goods
distributed whole beng rare collection OF tabc-
cloths slippers panels, PLAQUES OtrNeOUttohs d07 ana
crr,oi,s Icca o .in AZ character Mr.. Bl..ksiCu
received CblIesc doll among O,ner s5 one OF Miss
G. ems presents par o. cigutetn button klu
gloves. 1.l Inomas Ryan got a par of Japanese CUT
hGttOis and a.cu-pOcEet, MI BO.Escu Slt 10 Nine
Whit and held cit 1er hand to the Dung man, who
lt-pectuIiy kissed 1t. The Rev. ana Mrs. IcCcu were
"a ptcA.gc. the contents Of winch, however. were no
made known SsnO: Del Puente was another recipient
o. japanese doll, when OI course OccAaioheC great
deal Of luu. I
nine \. sson was especially favored with mementoes
IN addition TO tue gifts made DeT ny members OI ler
company, there were numerous packages IRON Bau-
tanning pleasing evidence That friends hose cities
memnercd ner. Perhaps the most novel gnt came from
San Francisco from Colonel Ba&pt tQuerry OF the Prln
Louise IL INV One-oOiia4 GOA pieces Ia neat
velvet IL that uUs4Nz hcr Itceat visit 10
San Francisco. Nilsson invited TO DINE WITH
Louise. C0df-c OF conversation Gle
Madame Xu.ested her admiration ~ the American gold
dollar. and puIpOsc4 having bracelet mace ~
these COINS when returned 10 Sew YORK. colonel
Bagot present the, overheard the converse
ton and Christmas Offering 10 TIC diva is the siJce-
tul ana napuv -equt.
Iue Distribution Of santa Clauss fav0Is consumed an
hour. Every Dudy reucmDeloG-rcrNu ans ~ Well 80
the rest. lie uttcn ans NJ Ab1ey' private car
each received twenty dollar Er.u piece Inc only
enid IN party hide lima the pretty four-year
OLE daughter OF Nj and Ms Irtt.; she was made Ia
py Win q mammoth doll ana rubber bail.
Tie trunk having been tmpucd, vas removed nom
the parlOT aid walters brought N champagne, u
Wucu lOug lie and good Leditn Nine. Nilsson were
Nilsson, De. Puoute ..ud BuIk7 a, auorii| great
deai OF amusement ~ giving seyeiL comic representa-
Guided, All agreeing That leg never had NJ 4
happier Christmas eve,