New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-05

wore emeralds and diamonds. Miss katherine
EIkins wore a white satin princesse, the bodice
trimmed with folds of satin and tulle and string
of pearls about her throat
MME. RICARDO SALIANO. Of Madrid-Cameo
pink satin princesse embroidered in silver win
necklace and rope of pearls and tiara ~ aIa-
monds
MRS, STANLEY MATTHEWS-Whites satin. en-
broidered in silver with lace embossed in silver
and pearl and diamond ornaments.
MRS. JOSEPH LETTER-BIack velvet princeSse
and of pearls passed several times about her
throat.
MRS. JOHN f. REYBURN. of Philadelphia
Princesse gown OF pink silk under pale gray net
heavily embroidered in gray and dull silver. and
some diamond ornaments.
MRS J. VAN vECHTEN OICoTT-A Paris
gown Of soft pink satin. almost covered with an
embroidery in shades OF pale gray and silver She
pearls and diamonds.
MRS. THOMAS r. WALSH wore a regal robe Of
black velvet. made prlnCosse and trimmed with
gold embroidery. Her daughter Mrs Edward r.
Mclean. was in white satin Empire gown. heavily
trimmed with crystal embroidery. They both wore
some splendid diamonds
MRS. RUFUS s DAY wore an Empire gown Of
yellow messaline satin with panels and corsaEe
trimming of point lace
MRS. HOCKSTADTER. who was with the Secre-
tary and Mrs Straus. ruby colored chiffon
velvet. with embroidery Of the same color There
was tuile about the bodice. and she wore diamond
necklace
MRS CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW-Pale blue velvet.
rrncesse. with pearl and crystal trimmings. and
touches Of tule and lace on the bodice. and neck
lace. corsage and hair ornaments of diamonds.
MRS. BOURKE COCKRAN-Sheath gown OF
black net. heavily jcttcd. and over white. a
Drectolre sash Of pale green. and diamonds
MISS MARJORY IDE-Black jetted lace over
black satin
MRS. JULIUS G. BURROWS Point applique
lace over sea-green satin. with diamonds and opal
ornaments
MRS. JOHN II. BANKHEAD-White lace over
white satin and gold tissue on the sleeves and
bodice. A tiara and necklace Of diamonds
MRS LOUISE BANKHEAD PERRf-Heavy
white satin. embroidered in garlands OF silver. and
bertha silver Eauze.
MRS THOMAS II. CARTER-White chiffon silk
heavily embroidered in gold, and topaz necklace
and ornaments.
MRS. SHELBY NJ CULLoM-Pfincesse Of black
lace, with bertha Of point lace. and point lace on
the sleeves.
MRS SIMON GUGGENHETM was respondent in
the handsomest display Of diamonds seen at the
ball She wore a gown Of black velvet with
MRS ROBERT n. LAFOLLETTES gown was
of Irish crochet lace. over peated chiffon and she
wore diamond ornaments.
MRS HENRY CABOT LODGE wore a Princesse
gown of black silk velvet, with old rose point lace
and diamond necklace and ornaments
MRS NATHAN d. SCOTT wore old rose satin
with insertions of point lace. and diamond orna-
MRS LEE S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gown OF
pale blue satin. embroidered In crystals ana SILVER
MRS. GEORGE SUTHERLAND-Imported lace
Directoire model, pink silk, and soft Direc-
tore sash of the same. Miss Edith Lee SutheT-
land wore embroidered white chiffon over satin.
with trimmings OF silver guaze and pearl orna-
ments.
MISS Iona TILL.MAN. copper colored net over
yellow messalne satin. Her guest. Miss Hughes
pink messaline satin and point lace.
MRS. GEORGE p wETMORE white satin bro
Cade and diamonds.
MISS HELEN CANNON wore n princesse OF
black satin. heavily embroidered in cut jet with
Just a little showing of white tulle about the
shoulders She wore diamonds on her corsage and
a rose diamond necklace.
MRS. ROBERT SHAW OLIVER, pearl gray bro
caded satin princesse, the design outlined in rhine
stones. Miss oliver charming gown or deep
blue satin with embroidery of the same color.
MISS ETHEL robson was in gown Of sap