The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
IN 5uh World or FAsaIOM.
I.as, or ths Pstrtsrehs Bsns-A New Cs-s
position for the Taste.

position for the Taste.
The third Of the Patrlarchs' balls for this
season, and the sixty-second since the organ
ization OF the famous association. was given
last night, and was a success In every way.
Three rooms gave the throng OF pleasure
seekers an opportunity OF dancing without
crowdinR.
The bali was the largest Of the three About
400 personal responses were msde to the In
vitatlons. The guests entered through the
blue room where a band OF Hungarian mu-
sicians was stationed. Thus the corridor
could be used, as = salon. where the hosts re-
manned to receive their friends John Jacob
Astor. William G. whitney w. Bayard Cutting.
Bradish johnson, James Roosevelt Byam X.
stevens. and william Cruger Pell are In
mourning. william Waldorf Aston and Bradley
Martin sent over their subscriptions and rc-
erets from England. but sherman Martin was
present TO represent his father. ogden Goe-
are abroad. Otherwise the following Patri-
J. n A.op Griswold. Frederic gal,,ln. George L.
Riye;. ). Townsend Burden j. iismgd.p Ross; "a
william Gihon. Gsorgs TriswSd Haven. Eibridye r
X bishop Y b i.sis. j,y 4 ..Sg.f. EGoAhaty q
SR 5 sC: E SS.. s. r HdSs
Hsmsrslsy, wlIiNin Rhinslsndsr. ": Watts sherman,
Ws66, Buehansu Winthrop whii'l"w Reid
The Duke Of Ierme. Baron Fallon. Count
Francken slerstorDtl, Prince Aavier l,rucki
many SIR Tatton aud Lady sykes. NJ: Ger
madins OF Greece. baron d Cechtwttz OF Ger
many. and Sir William Lane Booker and Lady
Booke were conspicuous among the strangers
We're the Albany bellies. Niss fliaa5sth TrSNyn;
s Mr. " AND Mrs Ps s x%ss MeVeiSh d Sicaso,
RathSons OF Albany. Miss bra ham aud Ewirht
Braham Of Boston. Nelson Lewis and Mr.. and
f h e 2Soas sss Of VI Haysn aud
Supper was over at l2:45 O'Clock. An hour
later Franklin bartlett. whose leadership has
been in favor this season. conducted the cotil-
lon. as he had on the two PRECIOUS occasions.
con sumed by the cotilon. but the ball did not
then end. The electric lights were paing
when the Putriarchs and their friends went
home.
the menu Ward McAllister visited NJ Charles
oaorous quarters under the restaurant Mr..
supper I.'' g. T"nhofer answered that he would
get one up NJ itanhofer selected the choicest
rs portions The average gourmet eats Tut
half a portion OF terrnpin. Then NJ hanhofor
Of rice tlour Tor each portion. which he seasoned
with pepper. salt. and liberal sprinkiing OF
mace He added TO tie paste 1i 10 tr az,
peno u repicurienne. With the Terrapine a
renicurienne were served auartered lemons
and very small oysters thoroughly drained.
rolled in cracker dust and fried in butter.
When the Secretary OF the Patriarchs went up
from supper to dance he was the hero oil the
hour.
mild ersation was created during the in
Formally previous to the supper when 1t be-
came generally known that among the guests
was Edward Parker Deacon OF Buston. II was
Mr.. Deacon's first appearance IN society since
his trouble with NJ. Abeille ut Nice
A new idea 10 the form OF n personal card.
which Ii a com binRtiUn OF the Artistic and the
useful. has been adopted by certain business
men. especially those who have dealings with
his business are printed on very thin parch-
ment PAPER. The cards are put together in
perforated pad. The cards are thus kept COM
pact In a small space and instead of fumhlng
for u card case deep down in pocket and
has but to tear a card from the pad. while ad-
vnntGgeous tor bus ness purposes. the pertor-
ated porsonal card pad would not do Tor
woman OF fashion.
II looks very much as II the stock would 60
Windows but has not been seen in Delmon-
iGo's nor in any Of the fashionable shi[,, ball or
abused and Il. future bighted by the man
who wears high hat with tan shoes: and is
regardless Of the shape OF his trousers. As
freak OF fashion the stoc K has also been some
thing which the well-dressed man handles
gingerly.
A pleasant incident last evening was the
Ke ds' for Mss u haTssyet Beares' sI%iea1
guests were present. Mrs. Henry q. Trevor
for Miss Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, Of Orange.
Miss Minnie Hamilton daughter Of Mrs.
James Augustus Hamilton Of 80 Last Thirty
ninth street vas married at her home yester-
day TO John Beverley nuer OF staten Island.
Owing to recent death of a relative OF tho
bridegroom only the immediate members OF
the family We're present.