The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-24

ments.
 Miss Hyde of Syracuse, N. Y, in vel low tulle and chiffon with American beauties.
 Miss Parker of Albany, N. r., In white silk with violets and pearl ornaments
 Miss Myra Tut of St. Louis, in a costume of white silk with pink roses.
 Miss Jane Tut of St. Louis, in a. cos tune of white silk with pink roses.
 Miss Madelaine Forrest, in toilette of white silk with red trimmings.
 Miss Paret, in a costume of white chiffon with yellow satin trimmings. | Miss Anna Parker of Albany, N r., in a costume of pink silk, Mrs. John Paret, mauve colored satin 1 costume.
 Mrs. Charles R. Forrest of Hartford, l Night green brocade costume with white lace
 l Mrs. Samuel Thorne, in costume of lowered satin and antique lace and fur.
 Tn President Dwight's box were Miss Dwight, Miss Coy, Miss Hooker and Miss Skinner. | Miss Harriet Norris of New York was attired in a costume of pink satin, with diamond ornaments, | Miss Poe of Baltimore, in yellow satin.
 Miss Smith of Baltimore, in white | silk
 Miss Embler of New Haven, in cos | tune of white chiffon. l Mrs, William Loomis of New Haven in costume of black and yellow satin.
 Nriee IroIiocro, i,, on o++ira of ,oi,I, | satin.
 Miss Walcott, in yellow satin toil- | ette.
 Miss Roe, in a white silk costume. Miss Jordan, in a white satin dress. Miss Place. in a costume of pink and white silk. In box 45 were MT G. H. Davison of Millbrook, N. Y; Miss Theresa Davison, In a costume of white chiffon satin, with punches of violets; Miss Ella Davison, in a costume of lavender satin and chiffon; Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne of Millbrook N. Y, in a toilette of black brocade trimmed with white satin and with violets.
 In another box was a party chaper- oned by MT. w. R. Gillette, Mrs. Stur- ges, Mrs. Wood and Mrs Davis. The young ladies were Miss Gillette, Miss Edith Davis. in pink satin; Miss Eloise Davis, In blue silk, with roses; Miss Harmony Twlchell of Hartford. in red cherry and white satin, and Miss Waterman, in white satin costume.
 In another box were Mir Alexander Bentley, Miss Blount, In a costume of white tulle, with silver commentators; MT. Spalman Miss Crane, in a costume of white accordion plated chiffon, with American beauties; Mrs. filling, Miss filling, in a. costume of white satin; Miss Morgan, in pale green satin, with mermaid roses, all of Washington; Mrs. Atwood of Hartford
 Miss Hannah Whitney was in a cos tune of blue silk.
 Miss Kernochen of New York, in a green satin toilette.
 Miss Mollie Whitney of New York, in a pink and blue costume.
 Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss of New Haven was in an elegant costume of white satin, trimmed with pink velvet, with magnificent diamond ornaments. She carried an elegant boquet of blush roses.
 Mrs. John Beach was in a costume of white satin; Miss Bessie Beach in black satin.
 Miss Lillian Andrews of Cleveland, O., was attired in white satin.
 Miss Bertha Andrews of Cleveland, O., was in an elegant blue satin toilette
 Mrs. James Gilbert Smith of Salem, Mass, was attired in yellow satin.
 Mrs E. H. Franks of Brooklyn, in pink chiffon; Miss Franks, in white satin; Miss Van Orden, In blue silk.
 Mrs. T. H. Hall of New York was atttired in yellow and whdte satin, with diamond ornaments.
 Miss Phalon was in a blue satin cos tune
 Mrs. Westcott of Washington, D. C., black crepon, with point lace; Miss Westcott, in Nile green satin, with violets.
 Miss Ives was attired in toilette of white chiffon.
 Miss Ballard of Syracuse in a plum colored satin costume, with violets. Miss Robinson of Grand Rapids, Mich, in costume of Nile green and pink silk
 Miss Becker of Seneca Falls, N. Y, in a costume of yellow and white satin.
 Miss Douglass, in a toilette of light blue silk, edged with fur.
 Miss Quay of Washington, D. C., in 1 green silk and white satin.
 Mrs. James P Taylor of Hartford, in a toilette of black satin Miss Shaw of Minneapolis, variegated | pink and white satin. Miss Taft, in a toilette of purple satin, l with red trimmings cut en traine. Miss Greenleaf of Minneapolis, in | white satin. Miss Knowlton of Brooklyn, in white | satin, with purple red sleeves.
 Miss Twining, in a toilette of blue | satin.
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 BERzELIUs AND oLo1sTER TEAS.
 Berzelius has celebrated Prom. week | with vengeance. The society held D german in Warner hall last Saturday | evening, at which about thirty couples danced. The cotillion was led by MT | Layng and MT. Shaw '95 S. Yesterday | afternoon the same society gave a. tea | from to 6, at which Mrs. Schaife of l Pittsburg, Mrs. Jordan of New York,