New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-24

r. Andrews, Helena l.. Fish and Eugene
". Ladenburs represented summer, and
all were attired In gowns of rose pink
chiffon over white satin with wTeaths and
garlands Of pink roses
The Misses Harriet Ferry. Dorothy
Biselow. Louise Iseln and Sadie Jones
were the repres entatiYes OF the autumn
seasos. They were sttired in the colors
OF autumn leaves. bright red and deep
purple, with a bit Of tiger skin over the
left shoulder They wore wreaths Of grape
leaves and fruit and carried garlands Of
the same kind.
Winter" came next. and in this were
Mrs Robert l. Gerry. Miss Dorothea Car
roll. Muriel Winthrop and Elizabeth
Sands. All wore costumes OF white and
silver chiffon trimmed with eiderdown
and finished with red tape. Wreaths and
ssrlands Of holly completed the costumes
Some Of the Brilliant Costumes.
This quadrllle completed the feature
part OF the evenings programme. supper
was announced. and after this had been
served there was general dancing. This
part Of Tia. entertainment was almost az
brilliant as that which had preceded It.
Some of TIA" most striking costumes worn
were as follows:
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. jr., wore
waist of BACK chiffon with gold bloom
crs, her hair arranged with gold orna-
ments ana black aigrGttes
Oliver Hartman wore costume to
match that Of Ills wife. ana Mrs. Frances
4 IN,
slippers OF gold. gold butterfly. buckles and
gold hosiery. Mrs. Oliver Hartman rep
resented Eismet aud Mrs Arthur Curtiss
James was attired in gown OF embroid-
cred silver ana purple chiffon in Oriental
design with hcaddress of diamonds
and pearls
Mrs r. Livingston Beecnman wore
Persian costume OF black satin which was
decorated with pearls. while Mr.. Beeckman
wore a Persian costum, Of blue. red and
gold and large red and gold turoan.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown wore an ORR
entail costume Of purp!. and mustard col
oring ana in her hair We're diamonds and
sigrettes. Mrs. Joseph Hartman wore a
Turkish costume OF silver cloth, with
coat Of silver and brown and cerise chif-
fon. She wore slippers Of cherry satin.
with silver butterfly bows.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish wore Persian
costume Of organize satin, embroidered
in rich gold. AMI with "a brilliant jewel ef-
feet FOR her hair
Both Nj and Mrs Vanderbilt were In
Oriental costumes and some OF the
others present in costume We're Mrs. Bar
ger Nallach, Mr.. NewbOld Morris. Mrs.
Newton Adams. Mrs. Sidney Jones COL
ford. Mrs. j. Fred Pierson, Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll. Mrs Reginald Norman.
Mrs. Cecil Higgins Mis. Elbridge 7.
Gerry. Mrs Frederick NJ Davies. Mrs.
Lewis Quentin Jones Miss Laura Swan.
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones. Nj. and
Mrs. Oliver Perrin. Joseph Hartman,
Miss Maudr X WetmOt" Andrew Robe
son. J. A. Rawlns. Mrs william Is.
Leeds. Ms Eugene 5. Reynal MI. ana
Mr.. Preston Gibson. M and Mrs. For
syth Wickts. Miss Ruth TWombly. MI.
and Mrs William Earl Dodge, Mrs. D.
Gordon Douglas. Mrs. Herman OelriIhs'
Mrs stanley Mccormick. MIS- Waiter
Goodwin. Mrs. =. Suffern Tai'ef, Mrs'
iI.uI, \. c. TAYLOR, Miss Rose eros
yenor. Mrs John Sanford and MIS- Elsie
French Vanderbilt -. ...o
\ cotilou. the first danced mere III wv, o
wears. opened the general dahcink.
Vas led bv Elisha Dyer and Mrs Nandti
hi, and bv craig Wadsworth ana Mfs
Nirholas Iongworth. VINO wore uIh!sn
co.tum., The .aVors were distributed
,ron a large Oriental garden hoat drawn
into the ballroom.