New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19


PRINCE. Miss Florence Giles the Marqui>e de Talley-
rand Perlgord, Mrs. Dwight Greene, Miss Elizabeth
Greene. Miss Mamie Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Marshall, Julian Kean, Mrs Brayto Ives, the Misses
Ives Mrs. PHOENIX Remsen, Miss Resale Remsen,
Mr. and Mrs II. L. GARRISON. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Sloan, IT.. Robert L. Cutting. tr. Mr.. and Mrs W.
Bayard Cutting Miss Clarsse Livingston, Clement
March, Murray Strong Martin de Garmenda, the Misses
de Garmendia Mr. and Mrs. jordan L. Mott, IT., Mr.
and Mrs. LLOYD bryce Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs u. Will
iams, Miss Clara jay williams. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
y. Pott Miss Virginia CCudert Mrs. James Hartman,
Miss Hartman, Mrs. Francis Deahed, Miss Delahe.d'
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Ballard smith. Mr.. ana Mrs. John
c. Westervet Miss Florence Westerelt, Mr. ana Mrs.
b. G. Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard +. Beckwlth. Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. d. Laher, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Turnure Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lauterbach. General and Mrs. Butterhelh'
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Hcnshaw Ward, Miss Saiiie
Elliot, j. V. Parker, DR.. and Mrs Lciferts, Mr. ann
Mrs Charles Oelrichs, Stephen DIN, Julian Potter
Frederick Frclinghuysen, MIS- Ogden Mills, Mr. ana
Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck, J. c. Furman, Mr.. end
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, the Misses Choate' George
Vanderbilt, G.. Creighton Webb Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Davies Miss Augusta Davies, Mr. and Mrs. julien
T. Davies, Julien T. Davies ir, John T. Wainwright
Colonel Schuyler Crosby. Mr. and Mrs Frederic Esler
Meredith Rowland, j. Woodward Haven, Mrs. MICH
olas Fish, Miss Fish, Mrs. George Kidd, Miss hidd
J. Arden Hartman, McDongnll Hawkes., Mat'irin L.
Deafeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic S. ALLEN, Mrs james
L. Barclay, Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins, Mrs. W. G. whit
ney John a. Hidden, jr, Richard T. Wainwright
Mrs. Frederick Kernochan, Hiss Kernochan, Mrs
Byam X. stevens. Mr. and Mrs. George 5. scott
Miss scott, George Isham Scott, Mrs. BUCHANAN
Winthrop, the Misses Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
MOntant Mrs. James Macliin, Mrs. w. Storrs Wells
Mrs. Alexander D. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cram. F. ii. baldwin, Miss
L.vd Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Newbold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Harrison. Nine. de Barrios, Nicholson
Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. f. Havemeyer, Mrs
Frank Pendlcton. Miss Pendlcton, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. g.
McVickar John W. Mackay, IT.. Arthur Blake, j. Dun
bar Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. George Post, IT., Mr. ana
Mrs. Lndley IL. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kennedy i~
Mr. aud Mrs. Franz Korbsy, Mr.. and MIS- W. r. Dixon,
Miss Dixon, the Misses Babcock, 4. A. Bibby, MIS-.
Isaac How. Miss Beatrice How, Dudley Gautier, Mr.
and Mrs Julian Robbins. Mrs. Henry Clcws, Ernest
La Monragnc Mis- Luther Kountze, DR. aud Mrs.
r. r. Kinnlcut. Edward Hewitt. Miss Leary, Mr. ana
Mr.. 4. r. Chisolm. Miss Julia Graham, Miss Dorcmus,
Arthur Dorcmus j. stewart Barney, Clarence Barker,
Hamilton Cary, F.. l.. Winthrop. Miss Winthrop Mr..
and Mrs Frederick bronson, Mrs Grenvlle winthrop,
Richard Peters, Mrs. Burke Roche, Lieutenant r. =
Carter L. > ", md Mrs S. Van Rensselaer, Cruger.
A BRILLIANT SCENE.
Soon after II o'clock the Twentysixtlst entrance 10
the Madison Square Garden Assembly Rooms presented
a lively spectacle with carriages coming and going.
Those filled with guests stopped at apcrures made in
a canvas awning which ran the whole lcngtll d thc
arcade on side Of the building. Five carriages
unoaded and quickly went on TO give room TO
Others once inside. The invited guests were received
by servants IN livery, who showed them 70 tie vaiouS
dressing rooms and after leaving their wrap the guests
mounted the Ois stairway Ia the ballroom. there being
too many to be carried mp In the elevator There was
in order avoid confusion, but one entrance To me
ballroom and again servants III livery guided all who
camo 10 this entrance.
once inside the ballroom. they paid their respects
to Mr. hs,or, radiant In white brocadc and diamonds
MIS-. bradley Martin, in pink velvet. with many
diamonds pearls and rIbes. and Mrs. Edmund l..
Bayics in bnck satin bro.ade with waist OF pink aud
gold brocadr and diamond ornaments. In this room
lenders orchestra playing. The decorations were
all of pink carving out the ideas Of designs areafy
I'm the room There were gnrandS Of pink roses sus-
pcrdcd from the galleries, and under the electric lamp
brackets In tn. gallery were suspended baskets Of
pink roses tied with pink satin ribbons. The BALL
room qucidy filed, and The overflow found smaller
room for dancing Oh IA level with the gallery. This
room is about half the size OF the main ballroom and
Wa decorated with placques -of laurel and bright
colored flowers, In direct contrast to the ballroom
The Hungarian band wax stationed in the music
balcony to play for Informal dancing while Landcrs
performing the same duty IN the pan
room. y light supper was served III ths Toom All
night.
The ball was formally opened Mt II 80 o'clock with
the >lr Roger de Coveily. which WAS announced by
blasts from the cOrneta piston Ward McAliser led
the chief ct with Mrs Norton wife OF Vice President
Levi f. Morton There were besides them in the set
Ll.pcnard stewart. with Mrs bradley Martin ii. W.
Biiby with Mrs Edmund l.. Eayles John Il. Ireland.
with Mr.. Klng-laud W. Bayah Cutting. with Mr..
Cornelius, Vanderbilt g.. Mead ToOkcr. with Mrs. j.
Townsend Burden l.. r. Wm"rdlUg. with Mrs. W. Z.
Whitney COlJnc schuyler Crosby. with Mrs W. Bay
and Cutting r. y Taller. with the Marpuse de Talley
rand rerlg,N Edmund d. Randolph with Mrs W. ID.
Morgan: Joseph II. Choatc. with Mrs. j. y. A. Oils
void. A. :. Webb. IT.. with Mrs. Caln, c. e. Baldwin
with Mrs. Frank X. pcndcton.
In tue next set danced f. Dyer jr. with Mrs
Cooper Hewitt General j. Fred liersOn with MIS-
II. l. Robbins, Augustus &. "urnce with Mrs George
h. De Forest, Hay ward McAllistcr with Mrs. James
IIude Eeckman 6. G. Moore with Mrs. II. Fish. IT,
=. ~ Allen with Mrs. T. Dyer, IT,, Bradish Johnson
IT, with Mr.. Beujamln ;. Wces, Iieber II. Bishop
with MR.. Charles H. Marshall, G. :. AbeTrombie with
Mr., j. de Ncufvilc. Clarence Cary and Mrs. j. smith
Hidden, sidney Dillon Ripley with Mrs Pierre Lori
Lard IT, ". storrs Wells with Mrs. l.. h. Wilmerdng
SET WITH DFBCTANTEs
In The third set there were debutantes aud bellies o
two or three years. This set was led by +. Deiano
Wcekes and Mrs August Montant. The other couples
were Matthew 4. wilkes and Miss Clanler I. j. o.
Rhinelander and Miss Candy. Barton Willing and Miss
Aida Chancr. Harold Brown, of Providence, ard MIS-
Marie Winthrop. Frederic II. Baldwin and Miss Nc
AlIIster Edmund l.. Baylies and Miss Fanny Taller
John Jacob Astor and Miss Willing, Temple Bowdoln
and Miss Emily King Maurice de Nanny ana MISS
Knowlton.
40 the close OF the dance MIR. McAlllStcr led the
way ~ the supper room with Mrs. Ast0r. The APP
nrnarhos TO This room which on the ground floor.
have been much improved. This marble floors ana
stairs were covered with warm red carpets aad the
main corridor. which leads to the annex. was made
10 resemble "A conservatory. This corridor has !
santlng floor which for the night was made level
There were supper tables in the corridor but Inc
rrca,er number had been placed IN the restaurant.
which had also been carpctcd.
The capital OF ench gded column in the restaurant
WIS wrcathcd with flowers. and on each table was n
a,Lct Of flowers. some Of the tables had been re