Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-02-01

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The following were number of those
present: In the committee box: Miss
Debebo!ee of New York, in a white satin
with old point lace; Mrs. Francis Burton
Harrison, the authorizes of "Sweet Bells
Out of Tune" and "The Auglsmaniacs,"
In lavender gown with yellow aud gold
trimmings and diamond pendant; Miss
Budds of Chicsgo, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adee, Miss Katherine Wilcox.
In other boxes were: Miss Tousey, In q
white brocade gown; Mrs. Tousey, Ralph
Tousey '94 of Brooklyn, Mrs. Tucker, the
Misses Tucker, Mr.. Tucker '94 of Troy,
Miss Love of Chicago. Mics LOOMS Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Miss Charlotte Rem
ington, in white silk; Miss Bunnell, in
white satin, and Mrs. Orcott of New York,
Mrs. Sloane and Miss Sloane of Buffalo,
Mrs. Proctor of New York, in black silk;
Mrs. Charles Sheffield of New York, in
pale blue silk; Mrs Willisms of Cleve-
land, O., in black and old gold Mrs.
Thomas Good willie Of Cleveland, in gray
silk; Mr.. Lang of New York, Miss Lang,
in white tulle; Miss Howard of Brooklyn,
Mr.. W. ]. Starkwesther, Mr.. S. W. Eels,
@. q. Remington, Mrs. Stewart of Brook
Ign, in red silk with point lace; Nine. De
Malt 80 l..
white trimming; Miss Knowlton of Brook
lyn, in white eatin; Mr.. David Stewart,
Miss Bush of Buffalo, in yellow figured
satin and lace; Miss Birnie of Springfield,
Mess, Misses dwell and Simonson OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, William BIrnie. Mrs.
Jenkins, Walter Blrnie of Springfield, How
ard Metcalfe, Mr.. Alger, Mrs. Richard Col
gate, Miss Edith B. Hall, Miss Helen Gel
latly, Miss Mary Gellatly, all of Orange, N.
j.; Aisa Archibald, Miss Hunt, Mrs. Arch
ibald of Scranton, Pa, the Misses Csrmais,
ton of this city. Miss Bissell and Miss Stein
of New York, Mrs. Willard and Miss Will
lard of Burlington, VT, Miss Twining,
Mrs. Stillmsn, Miss Stillman of New
York, in white satin, with yellow
brooaded velvet trimmings and old point
lace; Miss Weltha A. Darby of Mead
vile, Pa. in red velvet toilette; Mas Dee
van and Miss Cleveland of New York, in
white satin gowns; Mrs. King, Miss King
of Providence, pink satin with lace trim
mings;. Miss Willing of Philadelphia,
George King, Fred 81. King, Mr.. Copp Of
New York, Miss Edith Tod of Cleveland,
o in white MORE silk with velvet; Miss
Ethel Tod, in white satin; Mrs.. Charles
Brayton, Mrs. Simon Perkins of Sharon,
Conn, Mrs. John Tod of Cleveland, O.,
Mise Dwight, in pink eilk; Miss Martin, in
white India silk; Miss Whitney, In pink
satin; Mrs. Thomas A. Hull, Of New York;
Hrs. J. r. Quimby; Mrs. Wellington of
Canada, in blue and white silk; Miss
Bolles, in pink and white striped silk;
Miss Brigham, white silk and chiffon; Miss
Wallace, pink embroidered chiffon; Mrs.
Alexander Tyler of Newton, Mass, Mrs.
Crane, Of New York, Mrs. Gallacar of
Hartford, Mrs. Burgess Of Boston, With
their daughters, Miss Crane in pink silk,
Miss Tyler. in yellow chiffon, Miss Gala
car In yellow bengaline and white chiffon,
Mia Burgess In white silk with pink.
Miss Dayton Of ToTrington, in white
chiffon; Hiss Emma White. In pure white
silk; Miss Baldwin, in white with purple
velvst trimmings; Miss Father Embler, in
pink bengalins and brocaded silk; Miss
Bertha bale, In yellow nix MORE, black
lace and ribbons; Mrs. W. Z. Loomis,
blaok silk; Miss Stotesbury, In pink muslin