Evening journal., 1889-04-30

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Promenade, Newburg Centennial. ...,.... Rehm
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Hotter lter.....................W Wiegand
Waltz, Vienna Women. Strauss
Paris Nouveau. .................W WOhaiika
folka, lickliSh waiter ........... ....... Lander
Tarok.. s............M Miller
Waltz Nick OF the Woods ............. Wiegand
Carrie ............... l. Lander
Polka, Diamelll l................... Funkenstein
Good Night Home Sweet Home.
Watching the QuadriIIe.
The quadrille was watched with intense In
terest, and the actors in the little social
drama which has created 30 many heart
burnings played their parts we'll After ik
was over the door quickly became crowded
as the general dancing began. The scene was
now one Of brillanoy seldom equaled, and
the gayety continued until long after dawn
The Toilets.
Among tho notabh dresses worn by thg
ladies present were specially noticeable the,
following:
Mrs Harrison wore a princesse robe Of
white faille, the back and train being Of the
same material; front Of white tulle embroid-
cred in Greek pattern, with silver beads
and pearls.
Mrs. McKee's dress was Of white armuro
silk, demi-train, fashion Of 100 years ago.
Mrs Window wore blue and gray satin en-
traine headed, trimmed with duchesse lace;
diamonds
Mrs Russell Harrison wore white striped
satin and gros grain, with clusters of pink
| brocaded roses; diamonds.
Mrs Finley Anderson wore a magnificent
French gown Of white satin and gold, and q
profusion Of diamonds.
Mrs Gen. Daniel Butterfeld wore whits
satin, style Of the first empire; full train Of
white velvet draped in point lace; diamonds
The president andvice presidents families
and those Of the members Of the Cabinet
judges Of the supreme court and other high
personages occupied the special boxes re-
served for them where they enjoyed fine
view Of the festivities and were themselves
the observed Of all Observers
The supper.
At IL o'clock the supper room was thrown
open. Two hundred and seventy five walters
in frock coats, white ties and white gloves re-
ceived the charge Of tho 6,00O At midnight
the presidential party took seats at the round
table on the platform, and the musicians in
the little balcony over Gen. Harrisons head
gave him a surfeit of music. In common
with the rest of the people at the supper the
president chose from thus list Of buffet deli
cacies
oHAUD
Conss0mme clariie en- tasse for 5000 people. 4
Cafe.
Hultres poulettes.
Bouchees a la Refine.
Terrapin Maryland.
Crouuettes de Volatile
Timbales venetienne9
Fiiet dc bosuf plque, sauce poivrade.
Chapon an Jus.
FRoIBs.
saumon au Beurre de Montpelier
Bass raye a Ia Borgia-
Truite saumonee la Bayadere.
Fillet dc boeuf a la Russe.
Aspscs de foleegrass en- belle vue. ~
Jambon historic.
Buissons de trufres du Perigora
Pate de canards.
Asplcs do langues llmperiale.
Noix de yeau a la Ravigotto.
0alantine truffee a IA gelee.
Chaufroid d'Ortolans.
Agneau de printemps roti.
Beoassines et puviers q Ia gelee
Sandwiches de foies gras.
salade De Homard.
sUcRKRIEs.
Charlotte Russe. Gelee Rubanna.
Charlotte douce. Meringues a Ia creme
Gaufres Chantilly. Biscuits des Princes
Brioches.
V''ll'' ri.taeAs. !
Ananas.
| PIECES AoNTEEs
Most Of the others chose champagne, and
the nimbe walters produced a continuous
fnsillade OF popping corks; but the presi-
dents glass was turned severely down.
The Floor Committee.
The members Of the floor committee were
here, there and everywhere, in their deter
mined effort to make the ball fiawless sue
cess. They were:
Chairman E. G. Stanton, Walter Luttgen,
Charles d. Miller, Allan McIane Hamilton,
Elliott Roosevelt, Lloyd Aspinwall, Henry
W. Bibby, J. L Anthony, c. @. Haven, Jr,
Campbell Steward, Daniel Worden, Henry
Gunther William Steinway, c. Oliver Isehn,
Samuel l. Morrison, Ridgeway Moore, Hem
ry T. Carey, John Hone, Jr, John NJ Bow.
ers, james w. Beekman, Alfred Wagstafr,
John J. Townsend, Ir., ]. G.. K Duer Her
man Oelrichs, Auguste p. Montant, d. Milli-
ken, Jr., Charles De Kay, Henry E. How
land, Gen Martin T. McMahon, NJ. L Routh.
Daniel Appleton. Frank NJ. Lawrence, H La
Grand Cannon, William Salomon.
Rolling Home.
At o'cleck the exodus began, and bedlam
reigned at the front of the opera house,
where Broadway was wedged with carriages
The gray in the eastern sky had been lifted
by the crimson dawn, which in turn had
melted and paled into the green tint Of earlx