New-York tribune., 1890-01-03

Arden Harrlmdn Mrs stuyvesant Fish, Mrs II. A. coster.
Miss Martha Costcr Mrs. John c. vnerdlfg. Miss VIII
merding. O. S. Boyd T. ]. But ey r John clifford.
II. W. McvlekaF, J. Burd Mcvckar. James l.. Barclay.
Nelson Lewis Langdon Eryng the Misses Erying, Mrs.
S. Morris Miss Morris Austin Oothout, Duncan c. Pe.
the Misses Pel Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Pyne, jr the Misses
Cram, Good Redmond Goold Hoyt. Gouveineur Morris,
Cleveland Coke Stacy Clark j. J. Astor jr Miss Camilla
Moss. Miss Julette Morris, Mr. and Mrs. BrueePrce.
Miss Bruce-Price. Mrs Philip Minis Julian Potter Mrs.
L. T. Letter Miss Letter.
Sydney Smith. w. b. coster Miss Grace Smelling.
MIR. and Mrs. H. d. Steers. Miss Steers, Frank
Stoughtenburgh, Walter kemeys. John Hadden. jr.,
Alexander NJ. Hadden, Dr. and Mrs. Kinneutt John
De Kovcn, Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Glider, T. suGern
Taller. Philip Niles Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Vanderbilt,
Mrs c. O'D. Iselin Mr. and Mrs H. N. Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs J.. c. Potter, Z. Loriafd Ronalds, George
LorlIlard Ronalds. Mrs. Austin corbin. Miss
CoTbin. Banyer Carkson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray,
j. Clnch Smith, Mrs. August Richard, Miss Richard,
Mrs j. NJ Hare Miss Marion Hare Miss Lamson IIof-
Mrs. George Bend. Mr. and Mrs J. L. Gardiner,
Miss Gardiner. Miss Emily Thorn King, Miss Trevor,
II. G. Trevor Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, the Misses
Stokes. Baron Haket Miss Churchill, Miss Edith Kip,
Mrs. Lawrence Kip, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rollins Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowery, Lloyd Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. q. ii. Warren, jr., w ii. THinghast'
Mrs w. b. Cooper. Meredith Howland, jr. Miss Annie
Gordon Paddock Gordon Paddock Mr.. and Mrs. William
Alexander Douglass Grant, Mr. and Mrs. John zerega,
MSS zercga, Theodore c. Zerega, Mrs Del
Monte, the Misses Del Monte Levi Del Monte,
f. Dyer, 3D. Charles Emmett, V. G. Hall, Mrs.
Frederick Nelson, Rowland Robbins, Edward Warren,
Arthur SchermeFhorn, Howard Gallup Miss Maud Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Porter Bond Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Russell Hone. Mrs. Isaac How, Miss Beatrice
How Mrs. Wallace shlto, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Pendleton
Rogers, J. c. WilmerdIng, jr.
Among the strangers
NJ. II. Herbert OF the English Legation; A. +.
Wallis, Of Halifax; Cecil Levlta OF England; Senator
NJ. c. Butler Of Carolina Colonel George Gouraud;
the English Consul. General w. Lane Booker. and Mrs
Booker; owen Cistcr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lawrence OF
Boston, Count DArschot OF the Belgian Legation
Mavfoyoni Bey the Turkish Minister; \. Won Mumm.
German Legation Baron dc la Grange. of Paris;
General Van Vnet Of Washington; Mr. and Mrs j. c.
r. Peabody Thomas f. Cushing Miss Cushing F. w.
Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. OF Boston;
]. A. w. Grpp Of the swedish legation Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Lenox Banks, OF Albany; Manuel dc Ia Cueva, OF
the Spanish Consuate; Mrs. Edward willing and the
Misses Willing, Of Philadelphia; Miss Pauncefote.
daughter OF Sir Julian Pauncefote E. Rtche' Of
England and S. wesow Hulse, Of London.
PERFECT CARRIAGE ARRANGEMENTS.
The arrangements for the arrival and departure Of
carriages were perfect and not hitch OF any kind
occurred to disturb tempers made serene under the
happy influence of the light and beauty OF the ball
and supper rooms. Guests drove to the Opera House
from Fifth-ave. and Thirty -fourthst. through
Broadway, and alighted beneath temporary
structure built out over the sidewalk In front OF the
main entrance. 4 check was given 10 each urlVcr,
who instructed that If his wv was an G eTe1 ~ rosd
way, north of Foretl,st "a an Tho odG tboronrh mu,
Der he must be on the same 5de OF This Y left The
entire square between Thirty ninth and Fortleth ss.
open for the free movement Oh arriving anu % @
ranged in double lines on inc culDns S
in front Of the main entrance. When hen 3 guest
once either north SOUTH the direction dePendiHmg m
upon whether 1t was an odd or an even I'm trce @
the vehicle was at hand and the guest had oepareo Ill
st IL o'clock the line of arriving carriages ex-
tended from Thirty nlnthst. as far south as Imlty-
second St. and so constant was the stream on Oh arr's M aus
cupants discharged at the entrance the ne "as
maintained for more than an hour. Wnen tne gus,S S
reached the main entrance, w. H. Johnson, Wth
a corps of polite assistants, directed them to the
respective dressing rooms There was no Delay OF
detail, which, indeed, was not the least OF MI. NC
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people eager to gaze upon the beauty, wealth and
fashion Of Gotham. and for once they were satlaleq
seemed as II the people IN tne sfeei ~ e for
much richness and beauty with klhd OF aMe ho
unpleasant comments that are usually incidental TO
occasions of this kind. If the people in the street @
rrnests were not unhappy in being gazed upon
with much evident respect and admiration. u.o
arrancements. Captain Reilly, with ten Of mis- best
looking officers was on hand early TO keep order In the
Hyr1es U came along finally and announced that there
would be no interference Of any kind with the ar
spread from mouth TO mouth ana smInE @ iaCe f tIn I
every side showed how popular the opnloh OF tno
CORPORATION Counsel was-that there wOuld DC no
violation Of the excise if wine were served after
O'Clock this OCCASION . f., H.
midnight twenty ao dn mogg G1y ot he opcra ouse
but their functions were to keep disturbing clements
out not to disturb the haRPy eVenns dress
were scattered throughout the building 10 guain
the Jewels Of the Women nG from = G Doess fd 6 nr"de
themselves into so fair company. Wine was served
before and after l O'Clock.
MANY HANDSOME GOWNS.
Following is a description of the gowns OF some OF
'''G Mrs. william Astor-Pearlcolored satin heavily
embroidered in gold diamond and pearl uara' neck
Mr.. @'U " Seward webb-Yellow tue over satin
looped with crushed pink roses diamonds ,.o,,,o.
tr Cornelius % aOT trimmed mined
with silver embroidery; diamonds A., sA J,,
Mrs. Grover Cleveland-Wmte satin draped VIII
white moussene de sole, half trained skirt low-cut
bodice trimmed with gold lace diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Elliott Roosevet-White satin, draped WIN
~e e aIH epTV nUC Gray tulle trimmed with white
ribbons, over skirt of white Salln'' pearls a''u
Mrs, Chapin-whtc SATIN and moussene de Sole
with grdie Of white brier roses o.,o. sattr IN
train trimmed with Venetian point lace; diamohas.
Miss Uewitt-Rue tue and satin, WIFE Whuo
MIa Moses TAYLOR Campbell colored otto,
man sIk with panels OF brocaded white SATIN, edsed
Mrs lanes H. Beekman-NellOw tulle, with tron1 o,
uac. fbe front of waist above the lilac sash ooVecu
Win strings OF diamonds wreath OF acs in cOnure
Miss Agnes Liwrence-White silk trimmed "lth
bands Of sable ,,.,, ill .,,,r,od
Miss Margaretta Lawrence-Lieht-pi'e SIM '
with bands Of sable. . - IL, ..rod
Wrs Jobn Iawrence-Whlte satin, IN train, trimmed
With iet and sealskin: pearls and diamonds III,
WrS Clarence DinsmOre-Lavender tnle skirt, WIN
bodice of violet velvet trimmed with garlands OF
Russian vioets; diamond feur-de-hs ana RUSSIAN
amethysts. ~, 10000 ,-,,t ,,iIe
ohroidered in maiIve orchids; orchids on corsage ana
In c0iiIure. , ,, 20 ,or,e +uIIe
-ith cfIxs