The morning times., 1896-04-09

sented ice cream, in white satin ermlGe and
silver paSSementerie.
Miss l.. z. Hume, for the most original
Iady's costume; lady's gold watch. Miss
Hume was robed rs a Russian prince SIS,
i'll white and yioiets.
Mr.. Il. B. jasper, for the handsomest gem
tleman's costume; bicycle or skating suit.
He was dressed like 1.-THE Devil"
Mr.. Ed. Lewis, for the most original
gentleman's costume; pair of the best b.
X B. skates. He was dressed as a tramp.
Mr.. Norris Walsh, best boys costume;
pair of skates.
Mr.. j. Leo Cassin, winner OF Brownie
race, pair of skates.
Mr.. James +. Donoghue skated against
the three-mile record of 9.02 and made
it in S:I1 3-4
Miss L. Lerned wore a very handsome
costume of ermine gIace aud was con-
sdered next in rank, If not equal to the
Russian princess
Mr.. Paul Evans masgueraded as the
woman up to date. He was admirably
gotten up aud possibly would have won
the prize for the original costume. But
as he cut down the cherry tree, he ac-
knowlcdged that hc was not a girl This
shows that man can be that kind OF
woman.
Mr.. Pitchlyn also made Il great hit in
the fashioned woman. His ma kc-up
was clever and he was besides quite an
actress.
The masked carnival will be repeated
on Saturday night, when the admission
will be 80 cents all round with all the
privileges.
The Judges were Mr.. S. S. Rowland.
Mr.. John \ Baker. Ma jor Alfred Taylor,
U. S. A.. Mr. Henry May, Lieutenant scheutz,
L. S. a.
SOCIETY OUT IN FORCE.
IN 40 Of tha ,l.o
boxes were small tables heaped with bou-
tonnieres Of carnations. roses and yiulets,
and there humber of pretty girls reaped
harvest OF silver for charity's sake. Miss
Ma rtha Iichborn, gowBed bewitchingly
in brocade with fascinating mob cap
topping her curls. drove a thriving trade
at the table on the right. Miss Clayton,
Miss Hagncr, Miss Williamson. Miss Skier
ritt. Miss Bcniiam and Miss Crosby. all
attractively costurned, aided in disposing
OF the fragrant wares on sale.
Tie boxes presented q brilliant appear
ance, suggesting the rally of fashion at
the New York horse shows, all sets turn
ing out for the mutual interesting occasion.
Among those present were: The mem
bers of the Chinese Legation, the Misses
Paunce!ote. Mr.. BaX Ironsides of the
& rtish Embassy, Lord Westmeath, the
Misses Clagett Mr. Cushing Stetson, Mrs
! BUgICr, Representative and Mrs. Frank
| lin Bartlett, Miss Bartlett, Miss Brown,
Miss Greenough OF New York, MeSsrs.
| Boenfve and Trucbert of the French En-
bassy, Miss Jane Fuller. Senator and Mrs
! Elkins, Miss Grace Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Covarrubias OF The Mexican legation Mr.
| and Mrs. Dominique OF the Argentine Lc-
| cation, Mr.. Pulido, Miss Ashford, Mr.
| Whittemore. the Misses Pattcn. the Misses
! Boardman, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs
| Boardman, Mrs. MacGuirc. Miss Van Horn,
| Mrs. Stilsun Hutchins, Mr. BERTHE Adams
! Mr.. John Chew, Mr.. Alexander Somow of
| the Russian Legation, Baron yon Ket-
teller. Count GalarZa OF the Spanish Le-
| CATION, Mr.. Eastman of the Chilean Lee
| CATION, Mt. Alfred Cana, Mr.. Pardo of
| the Mexican Legation, Judge Hagner. Mr..
| Rockhill, the Misses Geddes, Count yinci
| Of the Italian Embassy and Mr.. Jesse Brown