New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
JUNIOR PROMENADE AT PRINCETON
4 BALLROOM DECORATED Is PALE PINK AND
App1r. GREEN-s0ME OE Tile DANCERS.

4 BALLROOM DECORATED Is PALE PINK AND
APPLE GREEN-sOME OF TIE DANCERS.
Princeton. " j.. Feb. )~pcciql.-Thc annual Junior
pron2enadc given by the junior clas, Of The college
was held tonight. The preparation, were tlc most
extensive ever made in Princeton and The committee
who had the arrangements In charge are warmly con
gratula.ed The decorations Of the ballroom far sur
passed those Of any previous OCCASION TIE scheme Of
color was pale pink delicatey treated with appcecca
The monOtony Of the I0om was ingenoualy broken hy
treating tie column, with arches drapcd In pik, and
the columns from the juncurc Of the arches 10 thp
floor were ncloscd in pink dIapcry, which was en-
twlncd with smilaX The ceiling was also dtiily
broken By festoonng in pale pink The acovc at th0
east side OF the room draped in pink Two tctc
s,ete rooms in pink drapcry, with diyans and low
lights formed an inviting retreat The stage va"
beautifully arranged with banks Of palms ana foliage
,lopng from either side toward the centre. The dc
sign OF the decorations is due 10 the artistic taste 0
Joseph VI. Huston, member Of The com
mittce. The room beautifully illun
nsed with electric lights for the first time
Great credit is duo member Of the class, William
Elmer, jr., for this feaUr,.
In anticipation OF the Ian tonlgh and the I'M
usually large number Of ladies present from abroad
the Ivy Club and the University Cottage Club each
gave teas at their rcspec i've club houses from 10
this afternoon
The ball opened at p. m. The orders Of dance
consisted OF HdluSOHc cas-, III ldl '"4"i "''i
"A small pencil appended by orange and black slh
cord. On the front of the engraved Prince
ton 49," in silver le teis. First on the programme
VA, a waltz, which rendered bN >tho
Orches ra Of Ncw-York which furnished tlio
music for the evening. Refreshments were serv d
by Marcsi, of NewYork. and the decorating
was done by r. II. johnson, Of 1r'n on.
Tie ladies who assured the success Of tie ball by
their influence patrOnesscs were Mrs. Wilson Far
rand, of Orange; Mis-. Henry B. Fine, Of PnnceiCn'
Mrs Richard Irwin and Mrs John A. Mitchell, 0f
New York; Mrs. William W. Noble, OF Phlladcipha' :
Mrs, Henry r. Osborn. OF Princeton, Mrs. La"ltisOl
Rigs, Of Baltimore. Mrs. William NJ. sloane Ol
Princeton; Mrs +. HOpkinsOn Smith, OF Nc"- OG1t
Mrs L. l.. Thorn. Of Baltimore, MIS- IIlOhds H.
Wanamaker, OF Philadelphia. An unusuaIN hF-c
number Of ladies' were present, among Whom were
the Misses KouWcnhOlen. Wider Brown, Siui ses ana
Wesson. Mrs Richard Irwin and Miss Quinn. hrs john
A. Mitchell. Miss Bo.Ies. Mrs. l. v. bF1lsAw, Miss
Brokaw Mrs. Van Rensselaer, and the Misses Van
Rensselaer, Mrs. David Bonner. Miss Bonner Miss lld
Murray Josie Valentine. Miss Archibald and Mrs
c. L. Adams Of New-Y0rk: Mrs. Janvier, Mis- Mary
Adams. Miss Julia so anton. Miss Worr1n Miss Ste
vensOn. Mrs. +. b. Wanamaher, MISS Downs, MISS
Potter Mrs William w Noble. Miss Noeie and Miss
(iummey. Of Philadelphia Miss Lud.am. Miss Mabel
smith. Miss GibersOn. Miss snedeker MISS IomPkns.
the Misses Schroeder and Miss Florence Busch. OF
BrOOklyn.