The morning times., 1895-12-17

The drawing rooms were decorated in
palms. pink roses. cailas. and holly. and in
the teG-roon La France roses furnished the
color scheme. which WIS &C rried cut in TIE
candles and shades. The immense center
piece OF La France roses ard ferns was
most attractiyely arranged.
Assisting Mrs. Wilkins. who was 20 wIied
in handsome yellow brocadc. with
velvet and lace were twenty charming
young women. itsest OF whom were buds
in white brocade, Miss Josephine Perkins.
i'll he.iot:ope- satin. and velvet. Hiss Hich-
born, in yellow brpcade: Miss Eogers. in
black and yellow satin and black chiffon:
Miss Hagner. in white satin: Miss Lucile
Fuller i'll black crepau and yellow chiffon:
Miss CaSsels. in blue and White satin and
blue crepe: Miss Barbour. IN white ana Dsnk
Dresden silk: Miss McCGnnion. black
satin and white chiffon: Miss Fuller. in
Dresden silk. with yellow chiffon waist
Miss Jane Fuller. in white silk and chiffon.
Miss Edith .iccannnpn. in blue and white
Dresden silk: Miss Ewing. iii embroidered
chiffon. green crepe. and old rose velvet
Miss Swearingcr. OF PittSbnrg. white sltin
and chiffon. with iridescent sDangles: Miss
Helen Hurst. paie green chiffon, broeade.
and red satin; Miss Soyes, blue oroeade and
lace: Miss Lincoln Smith. in white satin.
with red velvet and chiffon: Mrs Robinson
in pearl grey brocade and chiffon
Among the guests w s. were; uhe a,iss T,ises Wiiis
Miss Kerr. Miss Powell. Miss McIn.ire.
Miss Harmon. the Misses Tyler: Mr.. Charles
II. Wilson. Miss Cabell. the Misses Riley.
Miss Williams. Mt: and Mrs fietoI l hahl, niHs
Mann. the Misses Van kelton; bliss CiaSett.
the Misses Gorman. Miss Cuthbert, Miss
White; Miss Stelle. Miss Miles; Is, MISS quay. :
Maury. Miss Clarke. Mr.. B. H. Warner, II.
Mr.. Harris Lindsey, Miss Dunlop, Nj.
c. II. Poor, Miss warner MISS Edes, MISS
Miss wilkins. Miss Cbristy. Miss Alice
Corti. th. Misses worthington. Miss Rhees.
Mr. McGrann, Miss Bean. and others.
The Misses Mattingly gave dinner of
sixteen covers last evening. to entertain
eight Of the Princeton men. and seven OF
The seasons 6is' ds ha s.i2Ine h1,s bv ,Re M Way.
are not out yet. but were permitted 70
peep out of the enfolding leaves or namas
guardianship for the nonce, ,.,,.
The Young ladies were: MISS MaitiEEly;
Miss Genevieye Mattingly. MISS ihIlei re-,
Nattingiy. Miss Tarswell, Miss jamie L ui-
Ter. and Miss Galaudet- - .-o
decorated In palms and yellow cbrysi,,-
tbeniu!ns and the yellow candies had siis
shades of the same hue. tied with orange ana
black ribbons.
The centerpiece was large tiger. which
wag..eil its head with pride at the honor
done its royal oolors. and the name cards
A hi, Doke bonnet. overflowing with ices
in The form ofhuge yellow chrysantheiiiuin.s, y, ~,
was an artistic feature OF tle ihehu. anu
the cakes were of orange anu chocoia,e'
Auother very unique dinner was given to
members of the glee club by Miss May
keywnrih Barbour; Eh" Pss1cr d as mi MIS- Ear
bour, Miss Hietan. Miss. Casssil. MISS
Fuller. and the Princctonians were Nj.
Terry, Nj Smith, Nh n, sse; Essn Nh a'' =" ''''
The decorations were entirely OF yehow
chrysanthenuris and ferns. and orange dla
black ribbons. The name anne, eaT's ,,s "fse the
DECORATED with the Princeton iias' '"e
,,arnns in gold letters
Al each plate WAS corsase Douu,Iet .'I
a boutopniere of yellow chrysahticibc,a.ii Ills c.iis
and n tiny Princeton flag OF SIN. ins
fayors were miniature mandGlnS ahu
hanios, tied with orange and bia OK rr'p.,sS. 'f
The salads, ices and cohiectini..ss ~ an ,:Sa- suo
rcs,eI the prevailing colors AiteI oLiiusi tt.
-, 'oa vent TO the concert 1T MetZerotts
and from there to the dance at Nj lss eiss o
.,,or the concert at Metzerott's the
prirceton men were still the lions, OF
rather tha tigers. of the hour, anu were
very much in evidence at ti,e H5h "a - ~ 80, -
for them by Miss Casseli OF isui 81 s,rdfo an.
rrbe buds who were at the teas ana ulh-
pars all appes red more charming than ever,
while here again were the oranse .u9
hack conspicuous in flowers rippohS auu
gowns. ,ha ,.,sses aat
tinclys The Misses Stevenson, the Misses
Ianghorn. the Misses Card. Misses NC
CANNON Mrs Linsoln,Smathi ,i1,ss MISS tsass .sir
GaIaufet, the Misses Tyler, Mr. Wttsen,
Miss German. Miss Miles. Miss Whkinson,
MT. b. H. Warner. tr.; Miss Hyde, Nj: Z.
III. Poor. Mr.. Arthur Casseiis. Mt. Wii'iafn
Wattirgiy. jr; Miss Swope. Miss Rhees,
Miss Bean. Miss Hopkins MI Scott NC NC
Ilnaban. Mr.. Hctiram. Miss living, MSS
Swearinger Miss Hurst, Miss Moves, Miss
Sewers. Mr.. l.. Robinson Mr. Galaudet
and others.
Mrs. James L. Barbour will give n
stag dinner to the young friends OF her
son, Fred Barbour, on Thursday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Granger of New
Jersey avenue gave a whist party Ia st night
in compliment to their guest. Mr.. John
Bolingbrook Of Memphis. Tenn. The four
tables were filled with eager contestants
and at the conclusion OF the game Il hand
some collation. was spread.
Among the guests were MI. and Mrs.
Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs B. Greene, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Ellis,