New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
injured that she died in ambulance while being taken
tot he Chambers Street Hospital.
SECOND BALL OF TIE B1CHELoRS.

The ballroom of the Hotel Brunswick pre-
sened pretty scene ut IL o'clock last evening. when
the second Bachelors bah OF the began The gas
light fell on gay throng OF dancers in which the many
elaborate costumes OF the ladies relieved by the
masses OF used in adornng the The decora-
tons were handsomer than at the first ball. AT the end
OF the opposite the orchestra das so thickly
set with sago palms, dracenas and other plants
thai the chaperons who occupied 1t could
hardly keep an eye those in their charge.
Other pants. marguerites, and red and white
azaeas Ornamened the OF the four large bronze
plaques the wall, bore crescent OF yellow tulips,
another a star of red tulips and the other two. golden
baskets filed with flowers. The chandeliers were
wreathed with largeleaved laurel and smiax. The re-
ceptionroom was used for promenade and for
conversation. 1t thickly set with plants and
flowers, and also contained small orchestra
Lander supplied the dancing music in the balcony sup
per served at 1890 a. The new diningroom on
Twenty-siKth-st which ia fitted mp in light native woods
opened for the first time last evening and was used
together with the old room.
The german was led at IL a M by William Parsons
The favors used Prince OF Wales ostrich pumes
There were about $50 persons present. among whom
Iselin, Miss sarah Lazarus Mr. and Mrs Marr M tlv-
Hayward McAlistcr Miss McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Rhine ander, Mr.: and Mrs James p keTn"chan'
Miss kcnOchaD, Mrs. Paran stephens, Mr. and Mrs - "
II. Cruger Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Miss Belle
Wilson, Nh and Mrs. Robert GOelet, blr ard Mrs.
Delancey Kane, Mr.. and Mrs l. l. Kane s. Nicholson
Kane Julian fl. Kane, Mr.. aud Mrs Algernon SaT1mls
Mr.. and lrs Chester oirswod, Mr.. and Mrs L. C. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
KOuntze, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steward. jr, Captain and
Mrs COster, Mr. and Mrs James NJ. Wa erbnry,
Mrs A. whiting Mrs Julian James, MI ana
Mrs j. Burke Roche, Mr.. and Mrs. =. Hadden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Moolsey. MT
Jnffray, Mrs william Oothout, MISS Oothout,
Mr. ard Mrs. 4. 4. Post Miss Post. Mr.; and Mrs W. l.
suydam. Cnarles E. suydlm, Mr. and Mrs Craig, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, Carroll 5. Bryce, Mr. ana MIS-
W. Cugcr Pei, Miss Pell, Mrs. Georse
Robbins, Miss Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Pie son,
" Nj. Beckwith, Mi Beckwith c. ii. Warren Miss War
rem Miss de Ruyter b. Weles, Miss Welles, Benjamin
Wees, Miss Helen BerkmaD, Miss sands, Miss Marie,
Mrs. - Marie, 4. n. Taller Miss Taller, T. j. Oakley
Rhinelander, William Rhiuclander Stewart Miss stewart,
Miss >t-bb ns MISS Ryder Bayard Tuckerman, Miss
Tuckeman, Miss Lucy Kcan, A. Butler Dun
can, Miss Butler Duncan, Miss lOrlll ri,
" sands ROYAL Phelps. the Misses Carroll Miss May
Bird Miss Mary Jones, Miss Evans, Miss tish MISS
Moran, Miss Amy SchcuncrhOrn Miss Setback, Charles
Burial Hoffman, Miss Holman, Miss HOyt MISS NJ
Johnston, g. G. WebO, s. ;. Howland, william Redmond,
Good II. Redmond. Mr. Wellesley. Mr.. Carhar c. En-
met, Henry Cardigan, of Eng I'd; George Meyer, Of
Boston; Mr.. Jarvis of California; MI PendletOn. IL
GTsWOld, ". II. BTidgham