Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-31
Among the toilets were the following:

 Miss Barbour daughter Of Prof. Barbour of Yale, cream white, richly trimmed with lace. Miss Kate W. Davis, Elizabeth, N. J., in white mule cloth; with pearl orpanents:
 Miss Lizzie Davis, Elizabeth, N J., in embr odered cashmere, with diamonds. train, French lace and diamonds. Miss Trowbrtdge, daughter of Prof. ". P. Trow- bridge, an airy white musn loag black gloves and black velvet.
 Miss Bushnell, fine brunette. daughter of O. g.. Bushnell, New Haven, ruby velvet. Miss Lines, of Woodbridge, an elegant satin.
 The three attractive Misses Sawyer, of this city, yaag opposite the all A''r'0 very a'
 Miss Alden, daughter of MT. Dexter Alden, white
 Miss Huntingdon, NorwAlk, Conn, white brocadsd
 Miss Mcdowell. Portland, Me, sister of MT. Mo- DoweIl. Yale Medical, salmon silk and diamonds.
 Miss Lewis of this city, plain blue cashmere with Miss Osborne, of York street, garnet satin with
 Miss Bailey, daughter of Prof. Bailey Of Yale white satin striped dress, diamonds.
 naa mink siIk bne nIush front aieGant iiamonds
 Miss Lindsey, sister of pr. 0. Purdy Lin dsley, a white preceded satin and diamonds
 Mrs. Wooster, sister of MT. Dodge, cream colored satin, duchess lace trimmings, red rose. Mrs E. A. Lawrence lovely white silk. Miss Smith, of Albany. lovely red plush. Miss Jessup, fine wine colored silk Miss Emma Smith, New Haven, silk. Miss Sarah Oarrinaton. Farmington. Ct., . nun's yelling. lace sleeves and roses.
 Miss williams, Detroit, Mich, fine satin and dia-
  Miss Whitney, New York, elegant costume with elegant diamonds. s-- trimmings, and and diamoudE
 Miss Mitchell, of Portland, Colorado, elegant silk,
 Miss Maftie Hins daughter of Ransom Hins of this city, tasteful white costume. Miss Louise H. southworth, New Haven, sister of F, A. southworth, of Yale, an elegant satin, lace
 Miss Mattie Lewis. daughter of Mayor Lewis, pale blue satin.
 Miss Maud Ingsrson, an elegant satin plush, point vzik N T1aff Miss Allie Joyce, a red plush and ecru embrofder-
 Miss Forbes, nieceo Professor siliman, pale Miss onna Harwood.da daughter of Rev. DrIHarwoed, of this city She looked lovely in plain white cOs tune, en traine.
 Mis- Carrie Lamb. fine satin. with Spanish lsce, wreath of Bmilax and roses.
 Miss Kittie Gower, of this city, pink nuns yelling
 Miss Bartlett light embossed roses on pink satin,
 Miss Osborn, garnet silk, front plsated, low neck
 Also attractive costunes by 1fiss Hotchkisg, Mias Bartlett, Mis Klock, Miss Bowsrs Miss Doohttle, all of this city, Miss PaEot and Mias Mayer, of Bridge port. Also among the richly dressed were Mrs. Gulliver, New York; Miss Katie Lambert and Miss Platt. Miss Arnold, Miss Nesbit, Miss Amy, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Goodwin, of New York; Mrs. D. M. Read, of Bridge. port Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs. Horace Lor- ing, of Boston Miss Bright of Whining ton. Del. Miss Husted, of Peekshn, N. F.; Miss Smith, of Stamford; Mrs. Elliott, of Hartford; Misses Warner, Driggs, Parsons, Crosby and Kellogg of Waterbury, Ct. i; the Misses Mccoy and Miss Halstead. of Brock lyn; Misses Brundage, Phelps, Hillard and Green of Wilkesbarre, Pa. Miss Young, of HonesdaIe, Pa; Miss Hand, of Scranton, Pa the Misses Welcott, of Cleveland, o. Miss Williams, of Detroit, Mich. Miss Cor witch, of Chicago Miss Williams, of New Lon don; Miss Swift, Norwalk Miss Woobridge, St. Louis.
 High necked dresses greatly predominated, short sleeves were frequent, the Vatican backs are in fashion again, and more beau tiful display of flowers carried by the ladies was perhaps never seen before in New Ha-# ven. Some ladies carried several bouquets and managed to waltz sereneIy and came up smiling at every round. Diamonds were worn by nearly every lady. One very ele- eant costume was a white brocaded velvet embroidered beautifully in front, and . large