New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
GUESTS OF PATR1ARcHs ATOMS
LAST SUBSCRIPTION BALL FOR THE SEA-
son GIVEN BY THE ORGANIZA-
TION AT DELMONICO'S.


TON AT DELMONICOS
The second and last Of the subscription balls pre-
sided over by the organization known as the Patr-
archs. which took place at Demonico's last night,
was one of the brilliant occurrences to mark the
closing Of the fashionable season. The bail was
probably as beautiful As any ever given by the or
eanization, which has passed the twenty-thrd year
Of its existence. Demonico's rooms were hand
somcly decorated with spring flowers and roses the
prevailing tone in the ballroom being pink. In this
room the frames Of the mirrors which line It's sides
and tho SPACE between them were covered with
Southern clcmats. the fronts Of the mirrors being
partly hidden under pink roses arranged with
dropping effect on the green Between the mirrors
the Twcnty-siyth-st. side OF the room were large
Roman garlands of pink and white tulips tied with
satin ribbons. The front Of the musicians balcony
was dccked with the green vine and pink and white
azaleas, while the large chandeliers were adorned
with festoons of the feathery asparagus and show
of pink
As is the custom, the corridors leading TO the
ballroom were lined with palms. ferns and vines
with here and there cluster Of pink. red and
White azaleas and tulips. The red ROOM arranged
az a drawng-room was decorated entirely with
yellow spring flowers including tulips jonquils
dafolns and roses. IanGers Eand played IN the
balcony and the Hungarian Band in the small
west room on the Broadway side. each alternating
in the dance music.
Until about l2:S) o'clock. when supper was an
nounced the dancing informal The supper
was served in the lower restaurant at sman 'aoles
none Of which were reserved
II was about 1870 o'clock when the supper was
finished and the cotillon was begun in the ballroom
Elisha Dyer jr leading. with Mrs August BEL
mont There were three favor figures in the co'ii-
lon the favors consisting Of flowers ripoohs anu
fancy trhes. IT very late ball. dancing peine
kept up until between 3 and O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. starr
Miller Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston. Mr. and Mrs
T. Suffern Taller. Mr. and Mrs Robert Noele'' MI
and Mrs Prescott Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd s.
Bryce Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sloane. Colonel ana
Mrs Jay Miss Anna Sands. Mr. and Mrs j. Lee
Taller. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Reeve Merritt. Mt ana Mrs
Giraud Foster Mr.. and Mrs John J. Wysong' Mr.
and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar, Mr. and Mrs H.
Martyr Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs George Griswold
Haven jr. Mrs. William Post, Miss Post, MI ana
Mrs Egerton l.. Winthrop jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Chafies
D. Dickey. jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Burden Mr. ana
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. ohNcr
Hartman. jr Mrs Francis Delafeld. the Misses
Della field Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seton ir.. Mrs Her
mann Oelrichs Mrs J. Lawrence Lee. Miss Margaret
Lee Mr. and Mrs. II. McNickar. Miss Corbin Mrs
William +. Strong the Misses Strong, MI ana MIS-
r. S Witherhoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews' MISS
Clews the Misses Blight, Mr.. and Mrs c. Albert
Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Arthur r. Twombly. Mr.. and
and Mrs John II. Drexcl. Mr. and Mrs. buchanan
winthrop. Miss Marie Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs T.
I.orillard Ronalds. jr.. Mrs. Burke-Roche Mr. ana
Mrs William Edgar Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs John
c. Westervelt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bayard cutting
Mr.. and Mrs J. Wadsworth Richie. Mrs
Elisha Dyer. jr, Mr.. and Mrs. W. orme
Wilson, MI and Mrs A. Lanfcar Norrie'
Mr. and Mrs. \. Cass Garfield. Mr. and Mrs George
b. De Forest Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Breese Miss Cor
nea Barnes Mr. and Mrs Grenville Kane MISS
Tolfree Mr. and Mrs. William 4. Duer. Miss hath-
arine Duer. Miss Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahsoh
Phelps Stokes Mrs. Fred Nelson, Miss Belle Nell
Hsber r Bishop, the Misses Bishop. Mr. and Mrs;
IHrooks Srovel Miss Roosevelt scovel Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Oakley Rhnelander. MI ana Mrs. y. i"ayyy'
I no1G Mr, a. Russell Soiey the Misses Parsons
Mrs W Earle Dodge Nj AM Ms fTanf Miss
Grant. Miss ForOe4 Morgan. Nh and Mrs }: Freq e,
eric fans Nh ana Mrs 9gyeF1 MTs GharIes A.
Whittier Miss Pauline Whtiier Mr ana ihs MI sses
Webb. MI and Mrs John E. Alexander. the Misses
Ives Miss Fannie TaieT Genera np aTg MIS- Editk
( BHrnett' N Mss anu csephHe Johnson Reginald
BOOKS. j. D. Romon Bald win Mrs George i1y o
Mases J@hS Mrs DcSr?esux capp Miss fdth
Ciapp. Miss Huntinston Mr. and MIS- cANaa rinn
I N jT Mrs Nc 6 SH5 1sen Mss EIosden Mr
and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mr. ana ME-. . r, van
iies Mr. and Mrs James VI Waterbury, the Misses
N-an RENSSELAER, the Misses Brlce, MI. ana Aiis'
H. Mortimer Brooks. Mrs. Ge9rfe kidd' M iss
~ Townsend burden Miss Evelyn Burden.
Mss Bonaparte j Langdon1 Erv!ps, Mr. and Mrs
J. Borden Hartman, Miss Una Ho"land 500, J'
ston. Mr. ana Mrs Theodore A. HaveImeyer. r.
Nr and Mrs James j. kernochan. Thomas T.
crsbtng Miss Edith Gushing, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Iuie Beekman Mrs Atred E4"@ 55ooy MT smith r.
lanes " Appleton, Robert c. Sands. Reginald
Ronads, Alexander s Webb j., Alexander NJ
MADDEN James w Gerard r., Rawlins C0tteneI
itich1r5 y Wilson jr William Tiffany. EIskine
Hewitt Mrs Julien Davies Miss IHQRpin ,, GeoTie
~ Mr. and Mrs W 5 Gurncc the Misses
Garnee " Harold Br9Tn Frcd ;i1 o. spe9den
worth Edward II. Buckley. J. J. Harrison. II. De
Courcey Forbes. II. Ray Miller. p McDoueail
Gilbert Francklyn. James Otis and Ford Hunting