The evening world., 1888-02-18
NJoYING GOLDEN HOURS.
BALL OF THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE AT LEX.
I NGTON AVENUE OPERA-HOUsE.

Throng Of Dancers Many Handsome
Teilcttcs Seen on the Ballroom Floor
Reception of Littmann's Class-M. Gold
borg's Employees Entertainment
The reporter Of THE EVENING WORLD
thought that Wall street had adjourned to
the Lexington Avenue Opera-House when he
entered that resort last evening. Lots of
solvent looking gentlemen were there, and in
the ballroom hundreds of pretty girls were
seen in the may waltzes. Prof. Sanse and
forty musicians were on the stage giving the
"Woman's Love" waltz. q
"Nice ball" remarked Detective Hank
I Cornish, and he was right. The ball was
given by the Triple Alliance of Wholesale
Furniture and Carpet Dealers, and was its
second reception.
Among those on committees were the fol
lowing gentlemen
entertainment Committee-Georg H. Morris,
C%hairman; f, ". Klein, F. E. Grey, John X.
Reception Committee. b. Archer, Chairman;
George Bradbury, Charles A. Parsons, G: f.
+. McCosKer, ". N. Howe.
Floor Committee; e Davis Chairman; Geo.
RI; Jordan, B. {; white, :; g: Es.erbrook, Ed
o'Brien, Thomas o'Bten, IL; J.. sqnns.
Slater, Thomas F. sayies and John <. Mann;
Philadelphia, William 7. Cunningham. Joseph W:
Everett and Loren X. Phillips; Cleveland, o.
Paul F. Markof; Boston, Charles E. Cummings.
Among the many pretty toilets noticed on
the floor were the following:
Miss Philopene Beiuhauser, white MORE antique
silk and electric blue vest, with a pretty diamond
brooch at the throat.
Miss Nettie Street. seal brown satin, with a square
corsage and a tablier Of embossed velvet.
Miss Henrietta Fuchs, white satin, with a high
Miss Annie Wallace, perle satin, with an amber.
colored plush bodice, the neck of which was cut
d6coller6 and which was sleeveless; mousquetairet
OF tan to the shouIders; ornaments Of diamonds and
Mrs. George Bailey, poult de sole, with pink
ostrich tips Bouquet; the corsage q deep v anc
Mrs, F. Doherty, ruby satin, with black jet orna.
ments; the corsage decollet6; nesting among
bunch of ostrich tips cleaned diamond brooch
Mrs. r Cooling, black velvet with a v sleeve,
less corsage and corsage boquet.
in M assa EMMA sn,In M nsy.Is! p tabot h OF eo,s sat dseS w,rn s0oe
Mrs. @. H., Beinhausen, eau du Nil satin with
q tablier OF lace aud u garniture of natural roses.
Miss Nellie Thorpe, black saith and jet trimming
Miss Agnes Bibero. black lace over h~eiiotrop'
satin, with q deep, square, sleeveless corsaee anC
o corsage bouquet of natural lilies of the valley. 49,
Miss Minnie De Corsay. black MORE antique, will
Mrs. l.. H. Livingston, of Philadelphia, oyster
s seris and sa White w sasin ni'm at sne So I'll @n Of tR Rs%'s deep I
corsage ~sparkled a large diamond brooch.
MIb. ". "iCnllhuu, OhdhpuRuc bdtins VIII
tablier OF white satin and lace; a very deep V cor
sage, shaded with point lace.
Miss Edith Hail. watered silk, with white lac
draperfes and a ruby velvet c~orsage cut d6collele
corsage bouquet Of '~'tacks;" tan mousquetaires
Mrs. viii m C. Rowle, h%eliotrope satin, wit
Mrs. Charles schafer, black satin and lace. wit
Mrs. ". Nj. Watson, black satin jupe, with
scarlet satin bodice, trimmed with black satin. -,
Mrs. c. W. Baldwin, champagne satin, wit
,passementerie trimmings.
Mrs. i. Storey, black lace over black satin, wit
the NECK ( Of the sErsags cut ms, y shape; r., ..,,n. wi,
. rudy velvet front, and u vest OF ruby velvet
&rs. Fred B,att. black satin. with a lace over
Mrs. William Crawford, black velvet ana corsag
Mrs. John s,ra,tou, navy blue satin trimme
with ruby velvet; ,corsage V-shaped and edge
Mrs. Max Rosenstein, Gobelln green silk, with
ruby S{{. velvet e6, vest Mt trimmed with Pss st,S wit, q Mac
Miss Hattie King; black satin. the corsage Gu
Sscollete, win a yeiI of black dotted tu'le; corsas
Mrs. c. KecE. lavender norlated satin, with
wide sash OF pink silk; the front was of hand
Mrs E. Greenberger. black satin, with a lac
overdress; trimmings of jet.
Mrs. h S. Cowen,. while satin and lace.
Mrs. Thomas Rankin, black satin, with gold pa
sementerie trimmings; white silk mousquetsires;
with a yelling of rorlated tulle; the corsage CT
decoliete at the front with a deep V at the bach
"hthO ASbN INV - II
Miss l. Kahn, black satin, with the corsage
baby blue satin; mousquetaires.
Miss Agnes /. BoYIon,. black lace, with a
sleeveless corsage; corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert McClosky, black lace ov'
blsck satin, with a vest Of Spanish lace; damon
ornaments. .
Mrs. Dennis Relihan. white lace with a whit
MORE sash, the corsage cut high, and damon
ornaments were worn at the throat and in tn
couture.
Miss Garry Rosenstein, creme lace over viii,
satin; q deep square corsage; inousquetaires.
Miss Eva de Costa, white satin with a lace owe
dress.
Mrs. William Schum, white satin with q squal
oorsage shaded with lace and trimmed with velve
Miss Frank Ducnardt, white satin with a decolle'
corsage trimmed with white MORE.
Mrs. Geo. w. Gee, black MORE and lace wi,
scarlet ostrich tips boquet; plumes of the san
color.
Mrs. r. A. weslatt, white SATIN. with a lac
overdress; the corsage cut In a deep v; front
lavender satin; Corsage bouquet OF ostrich tips.
Miss Maggie Cousins, white satin, with a cou
train; the corsage cut V shape; corsagc Douque
Mrs. II. L. Hall, baby blue satin. with baby bi'
six mousquetaires.
Miss Laura Blevep. white satin, trimmed wi
navy blue velvet and baby blue ribbons.
Miss Tillie Schum, black lace over pink, with
deep V corsage and pink ostrich tips bouque
Mrs A. J. s%taufer, black satin and Jet, wi
lace
Miss Maggie Cropsey, black lace and black moi
sash.
Miss E. Mahoney, seal brown satin with a bodl
OF seal brown plush.
Mrs. Robert Primrose, champagne satin wi
TRIMMINGS Of seal brown satin and lace.
Mrs. John UtZ, black satin with corsage cut 10
and sleeveless; tan mousquitairts.
Miss Grace A, KnouS, satin The color of q mai
ems blush; the corsage cut square and trimm
with Wild honeysucklcs.
Miss Estelle Barnard, ruby velvet, with q de