New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
urwyopx nA11y TRIBUNE SUNDAY. AFEm A. 1887.

of r. Trleston Wells, who several years ago mar,
rled Miss Georglana Belts, daughter OF sil; ~
n niI FINLAND Mrs Wells and her daugnter
whose New York homo Is at NO 10 h"S' A"'
ffth-st., arc In Europe.
Tho German opera at the Metropolitan oper"
House was patronlzed last week by Society ""'
filled the boxes and many Of the seats III INC Vi
chestra and balcony. On Monday night, wheh Das
Phengold" the first music drama OF Was"e'
Nibelungen tetralogy, performed, there was
snlend,d audience present Mrs. Edmund L. Bay
lies I'm q gown Of pink satin, the corsage triih"eu
with narrow bands Of black velvet ana purpio
yiolets, sat with Mrs. Almerio hugh faset' .no
latter IN n rich gown Of forest green velvet the
corsage ornamented with large cluster OK reu
roses and lilies Of tho valley. Mrs. william Jay
schieffelin looked exceedingly handsome III so""
of black MORE covered with black gauze' tho euse
a, tb. corsage being outlined with diamond stars'
her guests were Miss Emily Sloane, In pale mAuve
satin and chiffon, and Miss Sloane IN "nite BIN
and silver-spanged net. Mrs george "iiS"o'u
Haven who was In gown OF black VeNet WIZ"
earnituro Of rose pink ribbons mad as guest q"
her box Miss Cram who was IN a handsome gown
of blue velvet Mrs. Henry L. Burnett with MISS
Marie Churchill occupied box In the centre 0.
ths horseshoe Mrs Burnett was In gown OK
white satin combined with black and trimmed Win
American Beauty rose satin while MISS Churchhl
was exceedingly beautiful In a gown OF "hite
SATIN relieved with bows Of pale blue satin rippoh
and sarniture OF white chiffon MISS srdnt os
the corsage plentifully sprinkled with tianV me
ornaments and large pink Teathe sswart whose
guest Miss Johnson was, wore gown OF r, Starn
velvet with trimmings of lace and Jet MIS-, diHang
Dyer s%t ri box gow With Si Mrs John christopher
Wilmerdng and Miss Georgana ss Marls Barr
in a gown of white silk and chiffon, sat In boz
with Dr. and Mrs; IL Holbrook Curtis ana pr Lane ana
MORE with garniture Of lace and Jet ana Mrs bun
lace lace and chiffon Miss Jennie Tiffany wore gown
Of black gauze over silk with garnitqre Oh siyer
spanges and red roses Miss Evelyn 6Hr sha ,n9
satin and silver-spangled tulle Lazy Cunaru AZ
white brooade sat with Mrs Luther hSun rine
mngs of cerso velvet and point lace
Another brilliant audience was present on
Wednesday night to witness the performance OF
Die WaIktire" Mrs. Henry Clews. in white satin,
the corsage trimmed with pink roses had as her
guest Miss Helen Benedict, who was In a gown OF
silver gray satin with trimmings OF silver-spangled
tulle and jet. Mrs. George Baker was In gown o.
black MORE, the corsage of white satin toucheo
with pink, Miss Florence Baker was in gown OF
pale mauve figured silk, with garniture OF lace and
chiffon. Miss Clews. in white chiffon with TRIM
mngs Of lace and belt and sash Of cerse velvet,
sat in Cornelius Vanderbilt's box with Mas Emily
Sloane whose gown was of cream-coloreo satin,
the corsage ornamented with purple violets. and
Mrs Almeric Hugh Paget, who wore gown OF
claret colored velvet. Mrs. p. Lorillard konalds.
IT, looked exceedingly handsome in a gown OF
mauye mror velvet. Mrs. George Forsyth, wear
ing q gown of black velvet with trimmings Of red
satin ribbons occupied box with Mrs Frederic
De Peyster Foster. who wore handsome gown OF
Nile green satin. Miss De Forest, in gown OF
black velvet and silver brocade, had as her guest
Mrs Jules Montant, whose gown was Of white
satin brocado. One Of the most beautiful women
in the audience was Mrs. b. c. Porter, who looked
exceedingly handsome in gown Of black velvet,
the corsage ornamented with diamonds. She Oc-
cuDied a box with Mrs. W Storrs Wells. who
was also in a gown Of black velvet. Miss Morton
was in a gown Of white satin with silver-spanged