The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
IN THE FASHIONABLE World.

Miss Madeleine Dinsmore Formally Present.
ed to Society.
The first largo coming out tea" OF the sea-
son took place yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dinsmore. z
East Forty-seventh street. when their daugh-
tor. Miss Madeleine Dinsmore. was formally
presented to the fashionable world.
AS it was the first function OF the kind this
winter. and the important social event Of tho
day. there was a great outpourinE OF repre-.
sentatIves Of tho polite circles. Lander's or
chestra behind vines Of asparagus dotted with
American beauty roses played during the
hours OF the reception.
The floral decorations were on tho most
elaborate scale. A vine ef American beauty
roses draped tho large mantel mirror in the
drawing room. where the walls were hung
with Southern clemutis. and thousands OF
orchids banked tho mantcl and the tops OF tho
cabinets and festooned tho doorways The
front OF tho pier glass was diamond latticed
With green. with pink roses tied through it,
Asparagus and pink roses decorated the
chandeliers. In tho dining room there was a
maypole effect wrought in holly in full berry
and clematis. while tho buffet mantels and
iilreplae.s we're we're banked with yellow chryssan
themums: The hallway resemblcd a forest. SO
lh nS an, and heavy were tho Garlands of holly
antique shaded on the lilac and rose colors
the front being covered with old point lace,
received with the dGbutnnte lust inside Of the
drawinG-room door and standing beneath a
tai palm tree. Miss pinsmors was attired in
Jossph inc gown Of white bengaline lined
VT! with pale blue silk. which gave it u slvery
The skirt was made with stripes Of silver
9b with SILVER snnTnSIes reaching
ing in the bodice at the throat was covered
with pale blue mousseine de sole. while u tall
fl,n ff,rV At tab,
behind. ''
Receiving with mother and daughter were
Helen Dinsmore. attirei in a skirt OF pear!
Of pansy- color.d velvet. mado with u fron-
an immense sash Of black satin: Mrs. Clarence
Grey Dinsmore. in gray velvet and a Louis Nv.
lace: Mrs. Robert J.. Huntington in purple vel
yet. and Mrs. J. De Neuvill o in black satin.
Ms oass ws MISS ssfH Ss Il S v With
ss % S ams sst H MI Ms:
and Miss Aimee Lawrence.
More than 500 guests called during the
inexpensive hut beautiful trnes were dis
trihuted last night in the several figures OF the
cotillion DANCED ut the first nesting this sea
arc Mrs. Henri NJ. Braem. Mrs. Henry 4. Bar
clay. Mrs. samuel Heyser. Mrs Louis, Bree.
ss o ls m Hiss hns
and Mrs. Joseph I. Low,
that filled Sherrvs ballroom when at 10
O'Clock the cotillon was begun by Mr.. Phoenix
!ngraham:. dancing with Miss Josephine
Braen,. Miss Brnem wore gown OF pale blue
brocade. with sprig of pink roses running
through it, and II deep fall OF lace I'm
ishing tho half low ,corsnGc. -Four fig-
vors consisted OF ribbons. flowers. and unique
reminders Of the Columbian festivities. Miss
NAL bow in society several hours before: Miss
Amy Mills. Miss Barclay. Miss Louise Bell.
Clara Moss. Miss Marie Hamilton. Miss Ethel
Phelps. Miss Daisy Dixon, Miss Frances H.
Townsend. Miss Elizabeth Nicholas, Miss
Maud Livingston Miss Jessie n; Jones, Miss
nest L0rllard Mr., J. Crosby Brown. Mr.
Harry Pelham Robbins, AZ. Gilbert Frapck.
stokes, Mr.. Henry! J. Emo. Mr.. Frank Polk; Mr.
Lloyd Coils. Mr.; KinSley MaGown. Mr.; John
Won l. Never. Mr.. Joel Thorne. Miss Eben
Stevens. Mr.. Frederic Spedden. Mr.. Vance
Mccormick. and Gaillard u. l.apsley were
some Of the dancers.