The record-union., 1892-10-20
BRILLIANT RECEPTION.

many ltiSbllS hlSiGu 1utSL5 1DE9senJs
Including Nice-Presideut Morton.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Among the distin-
guished guests present at the reception
tonight were Vice President and Miss
Morton, ex-President and Miss Hayes,
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, and the
Justices of the Supreme Court and their
wives, members of the Cabinet, long
list of diplomatic notables, Cardinal Glib
bons, Archbishop Satolli Archbishop
Ireland, the Governors of thirty-five
States with their wives and stats, Ad-
miral Bell1nap, Generals Schotield and
Miles and wives, Hon. Robert 7. Lin
coin, General Horace Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Pullman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Taylor, Mrs
John A. Logan and innumerable others.
After the opening of the doors those re-
sponsible for the affair appeared, and the
ladies took up their position to receive
the guests. The people in the balconies
assumed an air of expectancy and the
Marine Band broke forth into a march.
simultaneously Congressman Duborow,
with Vice President Morton upon his
arm, assembled from the main door, and,
followed by procession of official digni-
taries, proceeded with stately tread
toward the ladies and gentlemen who
were 10 I6celNG tIlGt1. OSuGIdl anu MIS-.
Miles were the first in line.
Tho distinguished visitors were pre-
sented to each lady and gentleman in
turn. After the Vice-President came the
Justices Of the Supreme Court and men,
bers of the Cabinet EX-President Hayes
followed, and was succeeded by Hon.
Lambert Tree, who escorted the MEM
bers of the diplomatic corps, each ar
rayed with all the ensignia and glitter of
his official position. Then came Cardinal
Gibbons and Cardinal Satolli.
After the reception, from the balcony
and gallery and upper boxes came the
guests, ana the Kaleidoscope scene soon
resolved into a promenade. Two mill
tary officers led the grand march, into
which the moving throng merged ITSELF
AT the close of the march the orchestra
took up strain, floating into quadrille,
which set hundreds OF feet in rythmic
motion. The dancing programme fol-
lowed. At midnight the supper-ro room
was opened, and the general pleasure of
the ball was increased by viands and
delicacies.
Among the many beautiful costumes
worn by the ladies were noticed the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. Potter Palmer, President of the
Board of Lady agers-French con-
cepcion in tilleuil and gold and yellow,
built Of soft, plain satin and velvet: high
like Gala lilies, from long-train van
dykes richly embroidered i'll crystal and
gold ald dazzlingly jeweled, tapered
gracefully toward the waist; decolette
cOrsage, also elaborately ornamented by
bright bullion embroidery; Jewels, dia-
monds and pearls including a necklace
composed OF ropes of magnificent pearls
and diamond tiara.
Miss Morton of WaShington-Whit
silk, with chiffon tiounces.
Mrs. Melville w. Fuller-Pale-gree
brocade silk; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Charles tOster-Black velvet.
Mrs. jeremiah Rusk-Black satin bro
cade; point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Z. Wallen of Oregon-Empire
gown of undine-silk, with classic silver
girdie.
Mrs. Albright of New Mexico-Trained
costume Of cream-brocade satin.
Mrs. Frances Hale of Wyoming
Trained costume of tan-faille Franchise,
trimmed in lace, with diamonds ana
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Laura +. Howey of Montana
Combination of black-faille Francaise
and lace, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Harrison of Wyoming-W White
crepe embroidered in white, with orna-
ments of diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Mary Payton-Et1ective combina-
ton of black satin and Chantilly lace.
Miss Laurette Lowell of ofArizona-Gown
OF scarlet canton crepe, embroidered in
masses of carnations OF similar hue. dec
olette bodice, as well as the edge OF the
train, bordered with scarlet ostrich feath-
ers.
Mrs. Meadow of Montana-Black bro
cade satin, combined with gray silk en-
train, with point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Parthenia Rue of California-Cos-
tune of black faille with garnture of let.
Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury of
Utah-Trained decolette gown of white
taille Francaise, embroidered in silver,
with ornaments of diamonds and pearls
Mrs. Whalen of Utah-Canary-colore
gown of crepe, trimmed in brocade
orange ribbons, with ornaments of dia-
mondS.