New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
4 BREAKFAST TO MISS SARA JEWETT

Around large horseshoe table in Del.
mOaicos ballroom yesterday morning gathered the
members OF the Estbec Society Of Jersey City honor
Miss Sara Jewett with breakfast. The table richly
decorated with fantastic forms and figures that We'd
with the edibes in richness aud variety The club and
It's guests sat down TO breakfast at IL o'clock Among
those present besides Miss Jewett, were Mrs Croly Mrs
Johnston, Miss Agnes Lasar Mrs Laura b. Starr Mrs.
Courtney. Mrs. Hermann Mrs Evans Mrs Mildeberger,
Mrs. Satter, Mrs Hewitt, Miss Peckham Mrs. Cemen-
tine L. Studwe, Mrs. Davidson. Miss Lillian Whiting.
Mrs. Florence Rice-Knox Miss Brown, Mrs. Feury MSs
Rogers, Mrs Doubleday, Miss stutsman, Mrs. Phillips,
Miss Jeres, Mary Ky Dallas Miss Louie IOrnig Miss
Nete Helme Mrs. George Clifford. Mrs. f. +. c. Young,
Mrs Mack Mrs Bunce. Mrs Barrow, Mrs. Cornell, Miss
Imogen Kennel Mrs Lyle Miss BERTHE Browl, Miss LZ-
zie X. Burst Mrs. Robert Gilohrist Miss Care
Mrs Tylie, Miss Georgia WEIGH. Mrs Dudley Mrs John
Burst, Mrs George Toffey, Mrs. Joseph Mccoy Mrs.
John Savage, Miss Coweu, Mrs May Croy Roper, Miss
Vida Croly, Mrs Connolly, Mrs. 5atty ami Mrs. Ferris.
Miss Jewett the middle the horseshoe dressed
in amber colored Grape dress aud gilt bonnet At
her left sat Mrs Davidson and at her left Mrs smith
When the guests had seated themselves there was
lively buzzng and chateIng OF female voices that made
the staid old waters laugh. The ladies took OF
their gloves simultaneously and began the exercises OF
the DAY with clans. From clans they skipped to turtle
soup, thence to escsopes do saumou Ia tartae" aud
brought up finally rice birds with small potatoes
where they rested a few minutes. Then they
finally tney let themselves down by easy stages to
mixed creams. Ices and strawberries and tapered of
with cakes, ladyhngers etc. This what called
breakfast. But they had such jolly time and en-,
joyed that the time spent at breakfast seemed
1t nearly O'CLOCK when they nnshed their
breakfast.
When ladies had got 70 the place where the cigars
usually lighted aud toe cognac brought on thcy
omitted those ormalties and jumped from iced cream
~ speeches with suddenness Mrs Erine A Smith said
smngy tnat the Esthetc Society did not fawn on
lliesweep over suDnowers, parade In kneeDreeches
They simply searched after the beautiful Her illusions
Jersey lightning and Jersey mosquitoes received
with violent clapping or delicate gioved hands Miss
Jewet the second speaker she THANKED the society
banquet Ia her honor and said she so Happy
she eoudnt express herself To the toast Woman ~
the DRAMA" Mrs. Croy responded. MIS- studwell ana
biis. Lasar sang duet Mira Mary Croly Roper gayeS
recitation; Mira Fanny Barrow responded 70 :" Modern
Motive Power; Miss Florence Newton gavea readins
MIRA Rice Knox and Mrs. Imogen Brown gave auo;
Miss Emile 4roes0eck read selection and Mrs Jonn
savage closed the literary entertainment with speeca
on Guests vi the Esthotic Club"
Miss Jewett was presented with Handsomely o9uh hs
volume OF poems written by the young ladies' ot tno
Esthctio society entitled Echoes OF the f.stnouo
Society" On the fly leaf Of the book was written ~
following: "Ka-te eel sta-kuass" whicn being N
terpretcd means " Q beautiful Hover"