New-York tribune., 1885-01-06
THE F. c. ID. c. BALL.

The second and last ball for this season of
the Family Circle Dancing Glass took place last evening
at Delmonico's and attended by about two
hundred and fifty guests. The entire second
floor was used for dancing and prsmenading, whlle
the dressing and smoking were ON the third hoor
Sumner was served shortly after midnight in the large
restaurant down stairs. The ballroom and ADJOINING
paors were handsomely decorated In what called the
Oriental style On the wall opposite the entrance to the
ballroom were three large panels of flowers placed be-
tween the mirrors. The central Of
pure white camellas bordered By ferns. Another
was OF crimson carnations and the third OF yellow
flowers. All the mirrors draped In curtains OF
laurel bordered by brilliant ponsetta leaves roses earn
ations margods and caught back by clusters OF the
same flowers while placque OF ferns ornanened the
top each mirror largo ball OF pale pink was hung
from each chandelier, and the music balconies were
covered with laurel and holly. and Ornamented by
placaues OF pink flowers.
The ball was opened at IL O'clock general dancing
was enjoyed until 1890. when supper served. At
the coflon began j. Ridgeway Moore leading with Miss
Marion Langdon, who wore white silk dress without
ornament and carried a cluster of purple rlacs.
tied with satin ribbon OF the same color. About
sixty couples danced. There were no favors.
The costumes extremely elegant Most OF the
debutanes satin dresses, draped with tule and
caught up by clusters OF ribbon flowers The younger
married ladies ght-colored sans and crepe made
with full trains and displayed handsome Jewels Mrs.
orme Wilson carried cluster OF la France and
wore diamonds Mrs. Ogden Goeet delicate satin
made with full train. and trimmed with point lace.
Among the guests present from out OF town
Count de Mores, of Paris Mr.. Rembieus, Of Russia
the Marquis del Grilo and Dona Blanca del Gro Pres
Sott Lawrence. of Boston Leslie Cotton. of England
Hamilton Curtis, of Philadelphia Lieutenant Micker,
Reginald Rogers. p. Greenfield, of England aud Pelham
Other. present were Sir RSdsTsk Cameron Miss
freneS M and Se'h MRS ' Henry N1SSs
rem. Miss Edith =, Warren, Miss Williams,
Slr and Mr. Robert Winthrop. Miss Winthrop Robert
y,F. d. Ianier Mr.; and Mrs. Wi,herboe Mr.. and Mrs
aWrence Mis- Whiting Ms r saIsS snG Bemon s s'sc
Griswoid torisrd Mr. and Mrs j. sc5eneR. IispcnaTd
Sccready % and q Mss Mccread Sr and 8 sr 5 Gsasn
Sr and Mrs Victor NewceIn6 j. D. weeks. II; Nc,
Mr. Mrs. Dr Adrian h9a i Isen Mr. and Mrs Louis Hoffman,
pieregont Morgan, MISS Morgan, Mr. and Mrs Robert
D. varnim, Miss Fannie Swan 4. J. Oakley khneander,
ndwn pc, M Beach Grant mis-; % Grant Miss Rem KEN
Schuyler Mrs J; ". Minturn, Miss susie Mlnturn.
Kane T. @ Meyer. Richard Peters, G. G. Allan, G. +
%sshrop, Peter Marie Mr. and Mr.. osgood Welsh, Miss
=. Ing, Mr. and Mrs Bradley Martin. Fred
and Mrs ' H; G. Fraaciiyn E Tailsr Mss Fanny
Taller: J. Hooker Hamersloy. J. Lawrence Smith, Mr..
Testervelt, j. e. K Dner and Miss Caroline Daer Mr.
snd Mrs Pierre Lorillard, Smith Gift and Miss Gift
81 and Mrs. Ames Van wart Mr.. and Mrs. J..
feoysrd. j. IL. NJ Grosycnor, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sssr'sh and Miss Parrish; Gould II; Redmond Mr. and
ArA A ID. Moran, Mrs. de Ruyter and Miss Ella de Ruy
Yer, Howard Gallup and Miss Jennie Gallup ii. lie
Sand a,1 Cannon Harry g. Stevens, wsm Starr Miller
1m J: l. B. Mott the Misses schefelin. r.
n.cncock, tr., Wortnngton Whehouse, Mrs. Bayiies.
ebd Miss Ruth Baylics, Miss Esteie Garrison Miss
lean Iurnure Lawrence Turnure. jr, Richard Morti-
er. M and Mrs Ogden Goeet. X X: Richards Mr. and
W. g. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews, Mrs.
fSMn Jones. Miss Helen Jones, Mr. and Mrs. &. o. d.
s"as '" D. Cooper. II K PsndIeton, Arthur Bcckiwith,