The morning times., 1897-03-05

| comingly gowned in white satin, with white
! tulle and yiolets
| Mrs. G.. w. Morton, of Saratoga, wore
handsome gown of black mirror moire, with
| point lace trimmings.
| Mrs E. NJ. Rogers, of Wisconsin, Wore
heliotrope satin, with lvettrimmings and
| pointlace.
| Mrs. NJ. Hallewell Campbell, of New
! York, looked handsome in a Beers gown
| of lavender satin, with point lace and
pearl trimmings and diamonds.
| Miss Cornelia Campbell wore an ex-
| quisite paquin gown Of white silk COW
cred with white tulle and roses, with
| pearls.
| Mrs Kathleen Blake watkins wore hun
| ters' green velvet trimmed with Old lace,
| with cameo ornaments.
| Miss Lillian Lockwood was very lie
! oomiHgly gCwned in silk grass cloth over
| lavender trimmed with honiton lace and
| black chiffon.
Mrs. Mary Lockwood wore pearl gray
| silk, with point lace.
Mrs. Charles Bell wore black tulle, en-
| broidered with cut steel.
Miss Fargo wore white crepe, trimmed
| with Russian sable and point d'aIencon.
Miss Nancie Warren, OF Buffalo, wore
| pink satin, with white mousseline de sole
and Marie Antoinette fiShue-
! Mrs Potter Palmer wore an elegant
costume OF green brocade, with green vel
vet and gold embroidery. Her jewels We're
diamonds and pearls.
Miss Cook, of Wisconsin, was gowned in
white organdie, over gaslight green silk
with lace trimmings, and carried pink
! roses.
Miss Finch Wore pink silk, trimmed with
| pink and green mousseIine de sole, and
| carried pink carnations.
! Mrs. Henry Casson, OF Wisconsin, wore
cream silk crepe, the bodice OF which was
! trimmed with jewelled Dresden Chiffon
| and duchess lace.
Mrs. Black, wife of Gov. Black, of New
York, wore yellow silk, trimmed with
violet velvet, with fleur-de-Iis and diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Grosvenor was gowned In cream
| brocade satin, trimmed in rose Ioint with
| pearls.
| Miss GrosvenOr wore pink satin trimmed
| with cerise velvet and lace.
Mrs. Letter Wore handsome black lace
gown embroidered in iridescent beads with
Venetian point lace trimmings. Her Jew els
! were ruhies and diamonds
velour embroidered in gold sequins
Miss Letter Wore rose-colored satin with
white crystal trimmings and pearls
Mrs. Pretyman wore a handsome white
satin gown, embroidered in seed pearls,
| with pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Scoficld, wife Of Gov Scofield,
| of Wisconsin, looked handsome in pearl
gray silk, trimmed with cascades OF chif-
fon, embroidered in gold and silver sequins,
with point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Babcock, OF Wisconsin, wore pearl
satin brOcade, the bodice of which was
covered with silyer-spanGIed mousseIine
de sole, with rose point and pearl trim
innings. Her jewels were diamonds. .
Mrs. Gilbert, OF Wisconsin, was becoming
| ly attired in black chiffon over old rose
silk, with velvet trimmings
Miss N. Christie, o. Wisconsin, wore gray
crepe with lace, and carried pink roses.
Miss Christie wore blue chiffon, with
ccrise trimmings, ana carried American
Beauty roses.
Mrs. Jenkins, OF Wisconsin, was gowned
in white brocade satin, with point lace and
! diamonds.
Mrs Walker wore black brocaded velvet,
with point lace and diamond -spangIed chif-
fon. She also wore diamond Jewels and
carried yellow roses.
Mrs. NJ A Stafford, Of New York,
wore a gown of tan velvet embroidered
with gold, with trimmings os sable and
yiolets.
Miss Justice, the Young authoress. of
New York, was gowned in pale green
velvet, the bodice Of which was draped
with pale blue chiffon, with pearls
Miss Coleman, one OF the Ioyeliest of the
Army girls and a debutante and belle of
this season, wore white satin, with lace
and vioIets.
Mrs. stilson Hutchins, pink satin, with
tulle and diamonds
Nine. ArriaGa, Pompadour silk, with green
satin panels and rich lace.
Mrs. Lambert, of New York black velvet,
with handsome diamonds.
Miss Lambert, Pompadour silk, with
rich lace
Mrs. Walter S. Hutchins wore white satin
brocadc, with rose point.
Miss Minnetree, oSe trCcCde.
Miss Elizabeth, green satin.
Miss Fox, white satin and pearls.
Mrs. Dolliver, white broCade.
Miss Ioniver, seafOam green satin
with miror velvet and point lace and
diamonds.
Mrs BalIinger, pale pink hrocade with
neat trimmings and diamonds.
Miss PaIliHgeT, white h1ocade.
Mrs Charles b. Howry, white satin
/ and pearls with duchess lace.
Mrs Nellie If. Baxter. cream silk tourdon
lace, pearl pasSementerie, silver cloth
front, Mermet roses
Miss Boardulan, in yellow brocaGe ant
point lace.
Miss Josephine Boardman, in rose col
ored brocade.
Mrs. Burnett, wife Of Mr. David Lau
renee Burnett. of New York; ma gnificen
gown of violet velvet and silk, with Eos'
point and diamonds.
Miss McCamuon, white satin and poin
lace.
Miss Edith McCammon, blue chiffon
and silk.
Miss Augusta Pratt, white satin, witt
duchess lace and moussefne dc sole
Mrs. Mark \. Hanna, white hr5cdd'
and diamonds
Miss Katydid Jones wore q dainty crea
ton of white crepe and silver embroidery
with knots of violet satin.
THEY REALLY DANCED.
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