New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

heir SNOWY uniforms c0nrasted we'll with the black al"
White attire the civilians and the tasteful costumes
Df the fdvcr par, OF TIE company while lho dahd E"
and black aad yellow bndu 0i The books that contain
the accumulated knowledge OF the club luihl'h'dA
hack round for it all the library the company
,ro,cd nlo the art gallery and .l,ted ;hcr eyes the
many clyasc. tnore displayed. When suri"Itei with
the treasures OF att the sound Of lance music Itu Oh 10
t4c assembly room. Here second orchestra nan en-
,concclitseT upon jao stIs' hcAind ano'hr' To" "l
plants. through which filtered conl!nUohs sir 'h 81
vll;zcs The oor with rs curious diagonal mo'ic Of
b,rj woods WAS smooth as gllss The pos.S wcrc few
and Etr between ana the guests who conld re-
M the combination OF musi, and floor and refrain IroIh
taking q ;lgn or trcaiaca measure
Al midnight an elaborate supper was served
in the duu--rJom. II WAS one t'a'
taxed even the ample resources Of the
GLIB steward and Kitchen 20 the utmost Ih'I'
was a varied and toothsom, list Of dlnii'N from S'"
9n E;ri,r, dc IT. laurent CHi,h LetJe~ TO N''.''
d" HqrrarI. Tuiio the appetite was apg'ase the eye
was not alIuwe to hanger Tie long tables "cr' orh'-
monlc4 with uuuoor OF hanlsOm0 icAltccturh AN"
statucsqae structures in confectionery and pastry
Columbus discovered America T!th an uucompilhluS
pcrtiraoy worthy oi perpstla.i,u IN moro endnrins
material Washing on consumed th' entire nlgat III
crossing the Del Nv Ills cooked hit was showed 'AN
gcum his noble brow aud he viewed W!Ih fA/'d stare
OF detrmn and contempt tho cakes OF sugar 'h
.aun red D. progress through stream or chocolate
rdnpdttH
cned the guest, w.tha kins lire II they fiird To go
Iolr auty y tho feast. Many less elaborate structures
dlled iE tie spaces. Ino private dining rooms o"
the third hlor were flied with lut!o tables where
selec, parties could assemble and enjoy each
others company without the distractions OF tdo ISHr
roam When tae cyrrtions OF talking or dancing, or oi
giving adcouac expression to their Arbitration of The
c,r,s ,,rlcd tho troats OF the guc-ts they turned
.b-ir sen, toward the smaller diune-ropn, whore
,onade aud coffee AMI punch were served 70 a.! VINO
thrsjcd.
There was such an endless variety OF ioOm' thal al OF
The large gathering accommodated each according
T., ma or her TASTE ami with lt,!t crush or confusion
pins were t,cn this year 20 lnabe tho affair more oi
.ci, and tess Of formal gathering and the success oi
the attempt WAS married. Whom all other pleasures
paiiei ihrrc were little room, with cay chairs ana
westued d,vaus for tired dancers, WAefc tho'' I"t'I
tipr bits OF conversation aad tho ncvorO be forgotten
exchange OF condolences could run their courses uA"'
turbcd.
Among tEo prominent gentlemen present wero the
'Iuae Horace RUSSELL Judge No,h DAVIS, General
Horace Torler, Cornelius y Bliss, President Barnard
Iudgc Benedict Judges Day and Donohue, cN'i0VernoF
Cornell Abort Boir.tadt. ". l. y. stokes. Dr. Cor
! rcIius H. AEnew Consul General Booker, PdymaSlfr
In,t.r nnd MIR ArcInus H. Holmes. Colonel Hugh
O'Donohuc ". u. Harper joan H. DAVIS. Jud2e SNIP
9ei Banes 'Vi GcorsS IT, sargent j. L.nsdon Ward; Mar
vclle W Cooper, Consul Farn Captain '" A. hifLaHH 4, M
United states Army; Lieutenant lothg, blenS. 'ipoi
General Cullwn. United states Army; C4nman1sr l. &
/ :.
! Judge Barrett judge OGorman, Judge ireednlth' ~
G. B.. Fowler Henry y,or & y, P,T Puy"i M1nroe a.
}vii Miiiken A. 6. Paine. Juas Catlln, Jr., George
H. seeley. W. c. sheldon Judge r. u. C"TiIg, 81 H. y -
. Y T. r DE Groove. H. r. Asscrson, u. = y, Hart.
! son +. Gawtry, sherman W. hHeIas, SpeaAer - w.
! Braine US NJ !. r. OssOod. Lieutenant A. j. PGrNhs.
T. 5 ". Frederick H. Man Charles n Ialnyor, EpneSt
! s Muller d. N. Ripley j. L. Townsend, george M3nta
GsncTai Alexander :. Webb John J. Knox. Elhq Root
aS $@y bers ss nssaS u aS;oS G"YR H. %d. S 'qE
Wales Ex-senator Ots, TX Assemblymsn Walter Howe.
eaariSi h%Snf Gf GsT + '2aT
iJrIIensnt Colonel W. b. Becks L; s'h; captain D. A.
bydsc' G. il. Thomts surgeon G. A. sieefroi. u s. NJ
| o. b. Mallory, Coonel J.; A. McApihe ke4.rn"hS W, n
Rschrr H. NJ Rcdus Charles, Kellogg Richard H. Hal
.tead Comm. .sioner John A. Nchols George .bGlieT
Pas son Merrill E D. TrOwbrdge ComianGer Saepnalu
e. T. s.; Chief Engineer f. d. Ro6e, L, Nj AlSernSn 9
sullivan Chief Ensnserc Tone. Il g; aeoEo eoTse kndfew
T. B. =; II. L. Hochks, Captain Gaanes FoE'or 1r,Y ~;
Al Eathsnie AilfI Yis. Colonel G IO'I J"o b. Erhardt
4. p Man. 5. Miliken simeon Btldwin WiIIi"a y
| NJ G.; L. A. Mlbank Judge H. ". Bookstayrr, {; d.
Borden Walter ". Walro1s' isSao ChtIin Di'gsou moe
~ e. Uaycmcyor Judge Addi,On Brown, Medical d.
| rector r. C. Dean. L. s. ~. W. y. Dickerman; T.; B'
| nleton General Clinton H. Fisk and Rush o. HAWKINS
| A specal delegation was present from tho union
| Inorue Club OF Philadelphia, consisting OF Edward NJ
Benson the president OF the club Colonel Theodore r.
| Wederschicn and Albert ID. Fell
MANY OF the ladies costumes were striking and hand
.ouc Rich brocades plushcs and veyets. with point
and thread lace trimmings. wer0 worn by the mdtrois
rrcsept and palo tinted tuo over satin with garauds
NJ aowcrs by tho young ladies' large nuInDer OF pou
ouets were carried. Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew was ho'
present. Among the many noticeable tone'' were 'he
| following;
N, El,bu Root wore rose pink silk with front OF
rose brocade pearl iringes; pearl and diamond ofha
nem,s' g u.I.verch white silk the front and bodice
oered with lattice work OF pearls deco!etc cOrSagc
| diamond butterfly cloyerlem ana pins; bouquet oi
MS. p Huntington silver cloth with train of
| ntnk brocade low neck, pearls anu dIamohus
lsMiss Huntington. white lace and sailn pearls ,,, .
yMrs T. q. WOOihouse, white cOiIeu siiA' h@uo win
| fona train and panels OF cloth OF gold. ,,
Mrs Lucius Hart pale blno plush' mine Win ions
trs,n rus o Cracker rich dress OF garnet velvet
with tram and labler Of pink satin, square corsage'
bands 81 Tds'c?ry II Tow%send black satin with old Louis
XVIII brocade pink roses point lace peAri nochuco
AMI Mra d. fSppcn silver blue brocade with full
train rose point front WIN pear h sesoete corsage
Mrs. Jadge Davis garnet velvet and point Lace made
| with bOufant train and pauels OF silIh 49,, ala
| Ms Frederick IT, Mair wore violet velvet and pale
Mis ScIe Howell dancing dress Of white silk, with
| lace oyer-dress aud MORE sash tnIlp'. etst Loo.
|
| with pearl fdnges and scarlet roses. , ~, , =.
| Mrs. Il. A Palmer violet Vevet, mhue WIN u ~" >
| train diamonds. - -. .,..o, ,r,,h n
| Mrs Lanes IL Siebbns a stone-grey velvet WIN u
court train and petiooat OF pale pnk Drocaded front
| diamond ornaments A.. -, ,..,, l., =, =.
| velvet
Mrs. Catlu heavy white corded silk with square-cut
| cOrsag aud point lace garniture -,,-.-. ..,..od
Mia Catlip rose pink silk and Oriental lace; watered
| silk sash :, -. .o,o 9Th n train. dla-
| Mr. Professor Ricketts, pale salmon-plnk ottoman
and hrocade with kedici ruche edged WI IN pearls
| Mira Judge Cowing white SILK ana Drocaue WIN P'"'
| lace nouncing and diamond ornaments. ,,,, and
ars, Il. a. McAlpin, sban"-""~ ""~' WIN " Tram ~