The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

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ballroom and then disappearing into the
conservatory. when the tapestry curtain
was drawn over the scene. The stage
was then hurriedly removed. the floor
was cleared and general dancing began
Franzens orchestra played in the large
ballroom and Conrah's In the smaller
room on the floor below. which had been
oper cd to avoid a crush
The sssemblage that watched the
ia Erart was not less interesting, "vcrS pos
siblc sor, OF costume being worn. The
Oriental seemed To predominant, although
every nation Of the earth was revr"srTt' a..
som. OF the meN came in coats or hunting
mink aud Others in ordinary evening dress.
There wero Pierrots and Pierreties. syp-
res. egyptians. Turks American tndians.
Spaiiards, cowboys. MeXicans, Japanese
ana Chinese and dcmur. Iuakeresses.
Supper was served in the main r"stau-
rant. which presemiSd a motley sisht
| wien all were seated There was music
throughout the serving of supper and
then dancing was resumed
VARIED and Briilisat C".i""es.
hes.;cs thos. vino took part IN IA.
| pageant many who came were costuh'"u
arter their own ideas, ard the display OF
J handso,n. costumes OF a varied order was
| brilliant
! satin. the bodice sleeves and rune OF
| which were eIrhr oidered In Jewels
/ Mrs. Dave II. Codd!ngton wore FER
! sian costume OF red. with headdress %!
red and black psrsdise feathers.
| Miss Barbara Rutherfurd was IN i
| Persian costume Of green satin w!t'
trouserettes. with which was worn scarf
of cerise gauze.
| Mrs. Payne " hltncy wore a COSTUME
after the French Revolution period o
garnet cloth. with which She wore a brigh
red cloth turban.
| Mrs. Howard Gushing wore a Poire
| gown of white satin with a minaret tuhic
She also wore a bandeau OF green satin
and diamonds. ,.,..
costume Of black sath figured win go''
brocade.
Mrs. william Earl Dodge wore
Persian costume Of white satin and biac'
velvet brocade.
Miss Emily Sloane wore a Carmen cos
tune.
Miss Elsie Nicoll wore Vatican cos
tune OF pink satin finished with PIN
rosebuds.
Lady Decies wore a gypsy costume o
black satin trimmed with red and re-
silk cap,
Mrs. Anthony J. prexsl. Jr., wore Al
Oriental costume Of white gauze EN-
brOidered In colors.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson-Costum
of the late '70s Of white sauze and tulle
and small fiat hat.
| Miss Noel Johnston--Pers!an costum
Of green satin with a purple turban.
Miss Catherine l.. MISUNDERSTANDING
and blue Persian costume.
The Hon Mrs Alfred Anson--Eliza
bethan costume OF pink and gold brocad
with a crown OF pearls and diamonds.
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tune of white satin embroidered wit
gold pointed cap from which hung Ion
Mrs. NJ Lawrence Keene--White sati
trouserctte costume deliberately embroid
cred with crystals.
; The Princess dc Fauc!Sny Lucinse-
Modern costume of black satin brocade
with silver. Pearl and diamond Jewel
and tail black aigrettes In tho couture.
Miss Louise Sands--MOdern costum
OF pale blue satin embroidered with GOLD
Mrs J. Philip BenlSard-- Elizabetha
costume Of blue velvet brocade. -
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish--Modern costurn
Of black satin, heavily brocaded wit
gold combined with gold net Ornament
Mrs. Harry whitney Mcvickar--sfano
Leacaut costume OF pink and pale blu
satin with dainty white cap.
Mrs. Courtlandt ID. Barnes--Venetia
costume OF red velvet.
Mrs. George ROse-Ellzabethean COZ
tune OF blue satin brocade Tall cap Z
dark blue velvet embroidered with gold
: Mrs. OrmOnd q. Smith Russian COS
tune Of old gold brocade trimmed wit
, fur a cap Of gold lace and long brow
, boots.
Mrs. Vanderbilt wore a. costume OF whit
satin, with scarf OF white tule. m
, wore Also q dog collar Of diamonds an
, n diamond tiara.
Il .Tns ceuptsss eschsnyt wore q eostua