Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-21

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Overture. Observation-Disclosures.
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Sarch@From the "Horse show" ~
Polka-American Beauties. ............... Cappa
Waltz Estudicna.
PoiEa-Aiways Gallant. .Tahrbach
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Polka Trinksprock Observation-Disclosures rbach
March-secopd CONNECTICUT Regiment. .Rsevss
March-Peekskill Camp, '92. .............. Libby
Polka Tho Last Of Hoogan's. ........... Braham
Gavotte-psrkey's Dream. Lansing
Lanciers-U. 8. Army. .....................Lu nby
Waltz-Southern Roses ...........:.......str Strauss
Waltz1,Queen's Lace Handkerchief" Strauss
Schottishe-Skirt Dance. ..Lutze
Mr.. j. w. Stewart catered to the salts
faction of those present. The refresh
ments were excellent, and a grand inroad
on them was commenced at an early hour.
The following ladies and gentlemen &C.
cupied committee boxes 10, 20, 81: Mrs.
John Hay of Washington, Mrs. William
Hoppin of New York, Mrs. Brayton Ives of
New York, Mrs. Chisholm of Cleveland,
Mrs. Rogers of New York Mrs. Webb, Miss
Hoppin, Miss Hay, Miss Ives, Miss CHS
holm, Miss Dwight. Miss Pardee, Mr.. CHS
Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. Roby, Mr.. Rogers.
In box 2S were, ali from New York:
William H. Vanderbilt and Miss Taylor,
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Miss bond; box
Z, Miss Yates, Miss Stewart, Miss Tracy,
Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Stewart, chaperons, Plain
field, N. J.
In a neighboring box were: Miss
Wyken, New York; Mr.. H. Grant Thomp-
son, Miss Annie Holcomb, Miss V. Wells,
Mrs. S. n. York.
Miss Justine, daughter of M. Sonnen-
berg of this city, was attired in pink silk
trimmed with Paris MULE, decolette and
corsage.
Miss Birdeye of Birmingham was dressed
in lilac silk covered with cream white
drapery.
Miss Estella V. Loomis, daughter of
Professor LOOMS, was dressed in light
blue and white drapery, cut decolette.
Mics Jessie Dyer, daughter of Captain
Dyer, in light blue, cut decolette with
boquet of white roses.
Miss Maud Russell, cream silk corsage of
pink roses.
Mrs. Payson Merrill of New York, pink
satin, decolette and pink roses.
Miss Marie Wrightman of Philadelphia,
white lawn, decolette and white roses.
Miss Packard of New York, light blue,
V-cut at neck and white roses.
Miss Baldwin, daughter of Professor S.
E. Baldwin, black silk and pink roses.
Miss Hattie Beers, white silk, decolette,
pink roses.
Miss Annie Lamb, blue, decoIette, white
roses.
Miss Simonston, light satin costume
with black lace trimming and dark fllet
for the hair.
Miss Beard, unique magenta costume
with crimson fllet and gloves to match; a
boquet of red roses.
Miss Clara Mason, of Waterbury, light
green decollette, white roses.
Miss Daisy Sargent, daughter of Mayor
Sargent, white silk cut shaped and white
roses.
Miss Lizzie Wilcox, white silk and pink
roses.
Miss Alice Ross, light brown.
Miss York, yellow silk.
Miss Hellan, New York.
Miss Hills, Brooklyn, N. Y, brocaded
satin. -
Miss Hayden, cream silk, deoolette,
Miss Oviatt, black lace, decolette, pink
roses.
Mrs. William Dana, gray silk.
Miss Mae E. Darlington of Pennington,
white MULE with violets.
Miss Bisseu of Brooklyn, pink silk,
white roses.
Miss Merwin, Nile green silk trimmed
VIII IOsoIGo6 u pun AAUboA.
Miss Matte Schneelooh, white satin.
Miss Cassidy, red toilette.
Miss McKerman, white toilette.
Among the many attractive features Of
the prom. last evening was box Al. It was
most beautifully decorated and brilliantly
lighted and filed with pretty women, and
Judging from the number of dances that
they were all in they must have been
favored bellies. A picture Of the box and
occupants was taken early in the evening,
which no doubt will be preserved by them
as souvenirs of prom. week. The follow
ing il q list of the occupants:
Cornwall '92 s. and Miss Russell of New
York, Nichols '92 s. and Miss Spier Pas
sale, N. j.; Coo '92 s. and Miss Byxbee,
Meriden, Conn; Bunnell '92 s. and Miss
Eaton, Smith college; Hanslin '92 and Miss
Dawson, Northampton, Mass; Thompson
'92 and Miss Merwin, New Haven;
Williams '82 and Miss Dyer Of New Haven;
yMoos&ar L. g and Mias Hall of Nav.