New-York tribune., 1900-12-14
dam. Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod. Mrs. Stephen Van
and Miss Whitney.

de Peyster Mr.. and Mrs Delaneld the Mlszes
Delaheld. Mrs. l. Townsend Burden. the Misses
Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. cornslius Vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Barney. Mrs Thomas Hitch
cock Mr. and Mrs Stanford White. Mr. and Mrs
T. Sufern Taller. Miss Louise 1IcAuister tha
Misses Barley. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Seton. IT, Mr.
and Mrs William COster Miss Marion Haven, ths
Misses Gerry. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witheross Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish. the Misses Rutherford the Misses
Mccormick Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg. Miss Beatrix
Jones. Mr.. end Mrs. Jules J. Vatabe. 2fr. and Mrs
James Hude Beekman. Mrs. Henry g. Burnett the
Misses Leverich. Mr. and Mrs. 7. j. Oakley Rhine.
lander Mr. and Mrs. " Orme Wilson. Mrs. Charles
Huntington. Mrs. John Clarkson Jay Miss Jay
Mrs. George c. Clark and Miss Edith Clark. Mrs
Mrs. Jacob Miller the Misses S sr S Mss M MuSss ana
Mrs Prescott han Butler. Miss Butler Mrs. Henry
Miss !selin, Mrs Arthur j. Peabody, Miss Helen
Scrymser. Miss Charlotte Prime. Mrs. Alexander
4. Van Nest Miss Van Nest Mrs. Richard Gam
Henry Lewis Morris Mrs. arthur n Dodge Mrs
Mrs Alfred Ely. Mr. and Mrs Henry III HoIis1se
Miss Louise Holl.ster Miss Alice Post, Miss Edith
Georganns iS wasTdns Mss Edas aTssnoa9s @
NJ, ana Mrs ,Langdon SenToeder. Mrs n. Morti-
Seth Barton French. Mrs. William 5. FanshaWs
AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Stickney.
Among the men present we're Richard 7. Wilson.
IT, Worthington WhitehOuse. Goelet GaIlatin. Bar
clay Kountze, Lewis Gillespie. George Griswold 3D.
Robert Livingston Gerry. Percy r Pyne. James
Pell Renwiek Hurry. Alexander Hadden Henry A.
Schroeder. Kenneth Robinson, Alfonso de Navarro.
Robert Van Cortlandt, Livingston Beekman.
Charles Robinson, Frederick Baldwin. Isaac Iseln,
Delaney Iseiin Kane. william Cutting, L.. Thomas
Issi I-SsaE1 10 f'n1- 9Iitebcocl- W. yj,S Gll-
Ruthtrfurd, Frank Polk, Frederick Bull. John
b Gilman, stephen PeIs sherman Day. Robert
LIVINGSTON ais kslleT, PnesnIx lnsTanam Arthur
N Ellis. Edward De Peyster Livingston and Rob-
ert S. Minturn
The gowns OF the beautiful The
matrons wore handsome creations" and the de-
butantes were mostly in simple but very modisa
frocks. Mrs. John Jacob Astor. who was IN the re-
ceiving party. wore a gorgeous gown or pink
satin trimmed with silver, and her wonderful dia-
monds. Mrs Charles A. Post was in black velvet
trimmsl with pointe de Venise. and her Jewels
diamonds and pearls Mrs. Ogden Goelet was
in light green velvet. with some exquisite jewels.
Mrs. Iselin in white. Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt
was in black velvet and white lace Mrs. Lewis
with diamonds Mrs LLOYD Bryce wore white lace
over white satin Her jewels were amythysts and
beautiful one Of white satin embroidered in JET.
erick de Peyster had violet crepe de chine trimmed
with violets and old lace Mrs Francis Burton
lattice work Of pinA ribbon. Mrs, Grsnvile Kane
wood Schenek wore black lace over white.
The interest centred in the debutantes- Their
gowns were pretty and simple. It was great dis
to make her debut on account OF the death OF her
grandfather Mrs. Astor, her maternal grand
mother, was not present Neither Miss Sarah
Van Alen- Here are some OF the gowns OF the de-
butantes and other young women: Miss Frances
Jones. daughter OF Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones' rose
mauve liberty satin covered with red mauve chif-
fon. embroidered in silver; Miss Edith Post white
lace trimmed with pink roses; Miss Claire Bryce
pale blue tulle; Miss Leila Bryce white silk with
Valeneiennes lace; Miss Nathalie Schenck pale
blue satin with blue chiffon and white lace: Miss
May Gallatln, white lace with bodice and sash
shoulder and heads OF wheat as coffure; Miss
Mrs. II Mex Twombly white satin and tuIIe with
pink roses; Mss E.eanor Morris white chiffon and
roses; Miss Sydney Henop, tucked white liberty
ribbons on shoulder: Miss Louise HoIister white
Fspe ss Tio d og4d w59 E9zg Rs5s sRa sS % ana
AaI1lapd NJ q Arnstrong white silk sauzs wilh e9dcs
white lace lined with gold.
The Misses Cryder. triplet daughters Of M and
Mrs Duncan Cryder. dressed exactly alike in
white satin embroidered in silver Miss Marie de
Neufviue wore white lace and yellow silk spanged
with gold and a gold jacket. Miss May Goelet
was in buttercuD chiffon over silk Miss VIII
iams was in blue satin trimmed with velvet and
gold. Miss Sybn K Kane wore white embroidered
with silver and silver aigrettes in her hair. Miss
Helen Morton in black mousseine de sole.
Her younger sister was in white Miss Beatrx
Jones white satin. with the bodice draped
with a beautiful lace scarf Miss Grace Henop
was in accordion pIeated white mousseine De sole
Miss Evelyn Parsons wore pink POmpadOur silk
with knot and streamers Of olack velvet on the
side Miss Ella de Peyster wore green chiffon
trimmed with white lace and pink roses. Miss
dotted with tufts Of yellow velvet Miss Cecil
Boardman wore white satin trimmed with prin-
roses.
Among the strangers present at the ball the
Hon. Herbert and Mrs. Eaton. Of England: Prince
Henri Croy. Of Belgium; Count Gherardesea
Count Carini. Of the Italian Embassy at Washing
tom Miss Flower Of New-Orleans; Count de Ian
ger De HLIarS. Mrs Wllliam Trayers OF Newport;
Boston; Miss Marjorie Lea. OF Philadelphia; Miss
bIadshaW or E-nSland. who was with Mrs. Min
turn, and Miss Ethel Wright, of England.
Mrs GrenviIle Kane and Mrs. John Wolfe Of No.
no East Thirtieth-st gave the second of their re-
ceptions yesterday afternoon Mrs William A.
36 East SiXry-fourth-sJ. Mrs Richard Starr Dana
had an afternoon euchre party
One debutante reception was given yesterday az
ternoon, and that for Miss Crosby the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Edward " Crosby. The recep-
tion was given at No los Madison-ave. Miss
Crosby is distant relation OF the Howard Crosbys
and connection or the Van Rensselaer,. Delahsld.
R. Crosby - -'''9S
Mrs. Duncan Cryder gave a small dinner dance
on Wednesday evening 10 introduce her three
daughters, Miss Ed th Miss Ethel and Mss Elsie
CFyder- cotillon after the dinner was led by
Goelet Gallarfn. A number OF the debutantes were
present including Miss Florence TwOmbly. Miss
and Miss Pratt
Mrs. j. Langdon Schroeder Will give this after
noon the second OF her receptions for her sister.
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