New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07

cecil Bingham. who appeared as the
Queen Of Beauty: Lady arthur Paget,
Miss Lavinia Bingham and Miss Alice
Chauncey were among the most ad-
mired.
Americans as EnsIishmen.
William Phillips and Stedman 5.
Hanks Of the American Embassy repre-
scented Lord Melbourne and Beau Brum-
mel. The Standard" regrets that the
characters were not portrayed by Eng
lishmen.
Ono of the most beautiful sets was
the European Regiments Quadrille, In
which Lady Constance Hatch appeared
as Prussian Hussar. Lady NeWbor-
ough as LIST Regiment Neapolitan Hus-
sars. Lady Winifred Renshaw as Rus
sian Dragon, Mrs. ShuttlewOrth as
Spanish Dragon. Miss Kerr clark In
military costume worn at Trc1ping
of Colors, 1912, Countess Pauline Pap
penheim as German Westphalian In
fantry. Miss Fleming as Royal Horse
Artillery. and Miss Irene Foster as
Third Battalion of the Guards.
In the India" quadrllle, arranged by
the Countess of Mimic. the gorgeous cos
tunes represented years Of labor on the
part of skilled native workers, the gowns
having been brought specially from
India by Lady Mimic. In this quadrille
the following took part: The Countess
If Mimic, Mrs. Ian Malcolm, Lady KEEP
pei. Viscountess Errington, Lady Muriei
NJ
Dorothy Browne, the Marchioness or
SALISBURY, Ian Malcolm, NJ. p, the Hon.
". Ormsby Gore, NJ. r., Frank Mildmay
u T., Colonel the Hon. Charles Will
loughby. Captain Evelyn Gibbs, LORD
Vernon, Captain Rudolph jeff and Cap
tain Harry Graham.
Mrs. Challoner and Mrs. George Gibbs
arranged a Jane Austen" quadrille, the
members Of which impersonated va
rious characters in the authoress'
works 4 Highland regiments quad
rifle was also formed by Lady lnver-
clyde, and in this the men wore the uni
form Of officers Of the regiment Of
century ago.
The Waterloo quadrille. representing
the various celebrated ladies who were
present at the Duchess of Richmonds
ball on the eve OF the great battle was
arranged by Lady (Arthur) Paget who
showed considerable acumen in selecting
the Duchess Of Marlborough for the CEN
trail figure.
Lady Hugh Grosvenor had house
hold cavalry Quadrille, among those
taking part being Lady Gerard, Lady
Norah Brassey. the Hon. Mrs. Edward
Wyndham, Mrs. Edgar Brassey, Mrs.
Tom Quincy, the Hon. Mrs. Algernon
Strut Lady Alastair Innes- Ker, Captain
Lord Hugh Grosvenor, Godfrey Miller
Mundy, Captain the Hon. Edward Wynd-
ham, Captain the Hon. Algernon Strut,
A. G. Murray Smith, Lord Compton, Mr..
Macintosh and Captain 7. c. Quincy.
The Nelson ouadrilIe.
The Nelson Quadrille. arranged by the
Duchess of Somerset, was none the less
successful for being a slight anachronism,
the never to be forgotten death Of Mel
son occurring some seven years earlier
than the date Of the ball. Nelson. new
ertheless, I'm the person OF the Duke OF
Bronte, looked very substantial. He
wore the actual sword, sword belt, shoe
buckles and decorations worn by Nelson
NJ Trafalgar.
Lady Meriel Bathurst, too, who inn
personated Princess Amelia, the favorite
daughter OF George III. wore some OF
the jewelry which belonged to and was
worn by the Princess Amelia.
Following are the names of some OF
the other quadrilles. with the partici-
pants In each:
LES MerveiIleuses."
Arranged by Mrs. Softer Whitburn:
Mrs. Sofer Whitburn. the Hon. Mrs. a.
Yorke, Mrs. BeIleville, Mrs. Darrell, Mrs.
q Patrick de Battle, the Hon. X. Norton.
= Mrs. Henry Ramsden. Mrs. Julian steele,
he Hon. Evelyn FitzGerald, Mrs. Cor
-fss.