New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

The general managers of the ball, numbering
about 45O, we're in charge of the floor. and Arthur
Leary aud Theo ore Moss gave their services the
reporters Supper was served by Taylor, Of the st.
Denis Hotel. IN Nilsson Hall.
The CUES arrived late, many coming after mid
mig Il. The procession marched on the floor at
lO45 D. H. led by Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Algernon 3. Sullivan. tne president and vcc-presi-
DEM of the society. Mrs Sullivan dress of pale
canary SILK and brOcade made with a train aud hav-
ing corsage bouquet Of tea Agernon s. Sui-
van escorted Mrs. W.Kingsland. who wore robe OF
black velvet b iving front OF blue brOcadod satin
VIII pearl trimmed pame1s The corsage was cut
souare and trimmed with duchcsse lace Mr. and Nrs.
j. w. Ellis came third, Mrs. Ellis having on a dress
of black satin with long train and sleeves OF
lace Mrs. Edward Cooper was escorted by Creigh-
ton WeDb aud wore black velvet robe with
a front OF white brocaded SATIN. The corsdge was
sle.yeless and decolete, and garnshed with ostrich
tins She wore diamonds and pearls.
Then followed Walter Timble and Mrs
Thomas Hicks Edward n. Taller and NJ B. James
Is. Potter. James b. Potter and Mrs. Burton n.
Harrison. Mr. RamsdelI, of Newburg, and
Mrs. r. IL. l.. Townsend, sir. and Mrs d. f.
Appleton, Mr. Kngsland and Mrs. Sidney Appleton.
Edward Cooper aud Mrs. G, w. Baliou, Mr. and
Mrs John II. Flagler. and Mr.. Vahssn word and
Mrs BIgelow. Many of the Managers came 90 late
to Ike part in the march. Instead of dancing tine
auadrie. the first musical selection, the people be-
gan Waiting aImless way
THE OCCUPANTS OF BOXES.
The boxes were occupied as follows Proscenium
boxes--N. Mrs. Edward Cooper; o. ex-Mayor ".
X. TRACE; L, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt X, Mrs.
Flager; s. Henry Capmger: ID, Mrs. Kingsland !;
r.. a. Mitchell; +, Ex-Governor Stanford, If Cali
foruia: G. Mrs. L. McAlpine; Il, Mrs 5. H. Z. Cor
don.
Numbered boxes-1, Mrs Henry A. Rogers !;
q. Mrs. j. l.. Browen; g. Mrs. Van Arsdale; 4, Mrs
q. II. Howell; 8, Mrs. Joseph s. Decker; u. Mrs j.
A. ostsick: 7. H.O. Bernardi g. w. Ii. Brewster;
q Mrs.M T.. Feyh; TO- Mrs. j. q. Cary; IL. Mrs.
lanes hcCalI; IL, Mrs Bernger; 49, Mrs G.
Porter: IA. Mrs William Rockafieller; 10 and l6,
Mrs. C.. Il. l;oardman; L. Mrs. E<bert Guernsey
Is and 10, Charles Morgan; 20, Mrs. Charles T.
Williams; 81, Mrs s. G. Harviot; %,
Mrs. Demarest; %. Mrs John 5.
Martin; "a, Mrs. Lester Wallack; 20,
James Butler; 20. MIS- John b. Ellis; n, Mrs
Fabricotti; 20. Mrs. j. W. Alexandra 20, Mrs. IT,
M. Reoua; 80, Mrs Robinson 81 Theodore Moss
"A. O. ID. Orvis, AS, L. J. w. Hurst; 46, Lloyd
Aspinwall, IT,, AZ, Mrs. Julia NJ Powell; 4S, Mrs.
bancroft, 40. Mrs. j. Patten; 81. Mrs. Reed; o2,
Z. w. SCOTT; SO. Mr.. McGluchyj 81. Mrs. Flingj
%. MIS- j J. White.
AItst boxes-Grisi, Mrs. John d. Townsend; La
Grange. Mrs. ksymondj Piccolomini, Mrs.
E. f. Winslow; Patti, COmmo lore Dlckerspn
KelIoga. w. II. Webb; Nilsson, William f. left;
parena. A. v. Palmer jr: Sontag Mrs. o. b. Pott'r
Moz.rt. Mrs. l.. Haas; Rossini, Mrs. Ames Van
Wart and Mira. e. A. harrington; Meyerbeer. c. d.
Beldsn, Bsllini. John T. Raymondi Donizsttl -