New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-05
flowers, and Miss Madeline Gary wore pale'yelIow
satin, trimmed with chiffon and orchids.

Ono of the handsome women, tall, with WELL
poised head crowned with wealth OF siIVer.gIay
Of superb sea-green brocade trimmed with point
lace Her jewels werc diamonds ana eme' s auS
M pa M RnaGs, arnn and
ma. the elder of the daughters MISS hanma WIZ ~
natural flowers on the low bodice With the Han.
IA family were the brother and slster-In,aw. 81.
and Mrs. Lernuel Hanna; Mrs. weber: wiIe OF tne
family physician ard Miss Mary Phelps scnoo
friend Of Miss Hanna.
THE OHIO PARTY.
While the Ohio party was large. it was, OF
course the nearer relatives of President ard Mrs
Mckinley who came in for the greatest interest
One Of the gowns most admired was worn by MIS-.
Abner Mckinley, a slender woman, with dark eyes
and expressive face. 1t was an exquisite blue oro-
cadod satin. the skirt perfectly plain. but rich
enough TO stand alone" The low bodice was mn
ished with q deep fall Of rare lace and VIDE
grdle of solid pearl passementerie Her daughter'
a pretty blonde. a white brocade. the PLAIN
skirt edged at the bottom with a narrow ch'aon
frll. the low waist finished with chiffon and iiies
OF the valley. Miss Grace McKnleys gown was
white crepe de chine Mrs william Duncan wore
rich black brocaded satin and point lace Inc gown
worn by her daughter Miss sarah Duncan was
niece, wore white mousseline de sole over white
silk. Mrs. osbcrne's gown was pink satin p ana
dents sister. wore pearl-gray brocade Mrs Tay-
Tor, the wife Of Colonel John II Taylor wore re-
superb gown OF Nile green brocade, the low pod
ice finished with frs of chiffon and iridescent
If the pny an %e! Mrs Ma
MIR. ard Mrs George B. Morse, Mrs Boyle wife
OF the Presidents private secretary, wore q gown
OF lvory-wnite SATIN brocaded with heliotrope. the
waist trimmed with point lace and pearl orna-
Tho Minister OF Switzerland and Mrs. Pioda were
guests greatly enjoying the bali W Mrs
pink and old r. T me rss
With in e ah S wore OF sSps4S
WORE worry q bro ,s With point lace and hne jewels
Miss Hatchs gown was white and od-rose SIX
Mrs Of a a9s wss Sf bac % the
bodice trimmed with lace applique on net, with
prnane . Nine De Mendonca wife OF the MIN
lister Of Brazil, wore handsome gown Of PomP .t
vide sirdle. embroidered with Jewels. Miss de
de- W enSanea pT IN Pompa
dour yellow satin. having corsase embroidered IN
Representative Bouteller escorted his daughter
Miss Boutelle wore white MORE trimmed with ac-
w snd sfd span
VIII thread lace and Mis- Annie S BS9e of se WAS
tor Davis wore handsome black velvet, tri mmod
with erne ard old rose Th ga S aH WORE peai
handsome gown of blue brocade satin; the corsase
trimmed with point lace voles and PINK rosesd
W Win poH M lace Miss Mless gown was lovely
pink satin and ulle. One OF the notably beautirul
o
Ttring Senator from Wisconsin Il a superb
white brocaGe, the low bodice finished With rare
ss "Se vSe on Rer We of the
Minister of Mexico. rich gown OF sea-Green
spanses and the waist trimmed with point lace.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT
The appearance OF President and Mrs Mckinley
and the Vicc-Pres!dent and Mrs Hobart was the
feature OF the evening. 1t was $40 O'Clock wheh
President and Mrs. Mckinley arrived. Nice-Presi-
dent Hobart's arrival followed promptly lie was
accompanied by Mrs Hobart.
The President and V!ce-Presdent, accompanied
by their wives. walked out 20 the balcony over;
looking the floor. They were repeatedly cheer o1
by the men and women who 10 the number or 9vN
crowded the open space below. They bowed their cir
Acknowledgements. the band rlayed an inspiring ar
and the ball was fairly opened
THE INAUGURAL BALL MENU
Tho souvenir menu OF the supper at the Inaugu-
ration ball was embell.shed artistically. The COM
nittee OIL the banquet composed OF the fol-
lowing: General George 3. Williams. chairman;
Z. V. DeGraw. vice-chairnan; Frank H. Noyes'
secretary; J. Dewitt Arnold, Alexander Britton'
william Andrew Boyd, N. Landon Burchell, Edwin
c. Crabbe, a. S. Daggett. f. L. Kimmel. G. c.
Lyons. Frank j. Lewis. Morell Marean. John w.
Mccartney, Ormsoy McCammon. Thomas P. Ochil-
tree f. c. Stevens Lawrence Sands General Julius
stahel. William o. Saville. Ross Thompson and
John +. wilkins.
The bill OF fare was made up follows
Consomre In cups.
Broed oysters.
Oysters. la poulette.
Chicken outlets.
Swectbgead pattles.
Tsrrap!n.
Chicken salad Lobster salad.
Crab salad.
Game pate Boned turkey.
''' Pate de feie ETss;;
Tongue. Snithheld ham,
Roll sandwiches.
Vanilla ice-c:eam.
Chocolate ce-crean.
Lemon ice.
Roman pircn.
Cakes
Fruit. Cate.
The champagne g. II. Munln''s extra dry.