New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-16

! Guests DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Mar
tin, of Montreal.
V. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Herbert.
| Guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spadone
/ and Alfred Stanley.
c. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott Gerrish.
| Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Van
( WICK and Henry Preble.
Among those seen in the orchestra
seats and other parts of the house
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Win
/ throp. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Lovett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ID. Cravath, Miss
/ Vera Cravath, Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER A.
Bloodgood, Miss Vera Bloodgood, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, DR..
/ and Mrs. William NJ. Polk. Bradford
| Field, T. p. Field. Miss Mary F. Payne,
joseph K. De Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frederick Edey. Miss Julia Edey. Will
/ lam A. Prime. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
/ Leeds. Mrs. Morton F. Plant, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Charles Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ James Mclean, Mrs. Charles Truax,
Mrs. Charles II. Senf. William G.
/ Reich. Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Salo-
man, W. Emlen Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs.
? George G.. Frelinghuysen, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. c. Dula. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parish.
jr.. Albert Gould Jennings, DR.. Robert
+. Adam, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard NJ.
Baruch.
Mr.. and Mrs. hurry Guggenheim, Mr..
Mrs. John b. Stanchfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
William W. McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Men.
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Schiller, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon c. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. William p Ilardenburgh, Mrs.
Charles Devallo Lathrop, Miss May
Calender, Misc Caroline de Forest.
Mrs. A. F. Lauterbach, Mrs. William =.
Douglas, Edward r. Bacon, George C..
Boldt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Graham
Miles, Mrs. Edward Leverich, Mrs.
Wallace Shillito, DR.. Clarence c. Rice.
Miss Annie B. Jennings, Edmund j.
Schneider, Miss May Schneider, Douglas
Gibbons, Mrs. Henry d. Hyde, Mrs. S.
Breck Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Blanchard Dominics, Mrs. s. b. Chaplin,
Miss Chaplin, Nh and Mrs. Robert IL.
McCurdy, Mrs. f. Lyman Short and
Robert Booraem.
Many beautiful costumes, of every
imaginable shade, were worn, green,
white and pink being the popular colors.
The jewels were as dazzling as ever.
Some of the women wore large feathers
IN tnclI mar, anu many Dtau1iAui ioho
were seen.
Nine. da Cana wore white satin, COM
bined with crystal lace, and a Russian
diadem of diamonds. She carried a
large fan of blue paradise feathers.
/ Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt was In
black satin, brocaded in silver, with
q diamond ornaments.
1 Mrs. James Brown Potter was In
J cloth of gold, combined with white
chiffon. She wore ornaments of pearls
and diamonds.
Mrs. William Payne Thompson wore
white satin, yelled with white chiffon;
a diamond and sapphire necklace and a
: bandeau of diamonds and pearls. She
wore large pink feather in her hair.
Mrs. Vincent Astor was In beaut-
full gown of pale blue velvet, yelled
with chiffon. She wore a corsage orna-
ment of diamonds, diamond pendant
and a tiara Of diamonds.
Mrs. W. Goadby Loew was in gown
OF pale blue chiffon velvet, with tiara
/ OF diamonds and pearls. She also wore
long rope Of pearls.
Mrs. Ernest Iselin was in pink satin,
combined with silver, with large dia-
mond ornament at the corsage.
Miss Barbara Rutherfurd wore white
satin and large gray cloak with q
chinchilla gray collar.
Mrs. August Belmont wore black
satin. embroidered in gold, with pearl
necklace and chain Of diamonds.
Miss Bird was in gray brocaded satin
and diamond ornaments.
( Mrs. George Whitney wore a pink
silk gown, combined with silver cloth,
with diamond and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman wore blue vel
vet and silver lace and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. George Henry Warren wore
dark red velvet with diamond neck
lace.
Mrs. James Speyer was in white sa-
tin and spangled net and wore a collar
CT diamonds.
Mrs. Bacon wore pale gray satin and
net and a diamond necklace.
Mrs. Gould wore cloth Of silver, with
a large girdle Of diamonds and emer-
aids.
Mrs. Clews wore purple and silver
, brocade. with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill wore pale yell
low satin and chiffon and ornaments OF
diamonds.
Mrs. Preston P. Satterwhite wore a
costume OF old rose velevt and neck
lace of diamonds.
Mrs. Alfred Arson wore shell pink
chiffon velvet, ornaments OF emeralds
and diamonds.
Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies wore black
velvet, with touches Of red satin, and
a large ornament Of diamonds In her
couture.
Miss Irene Gibson wore a costume of
white satin and chiffon and a necklace
Of pearls.
Mrs. Robert p. Breese was In cos
tune Of white brocaded satin, with or
namsnts Of diamonds.
Mrs. Ernest Isslin wore PINK SATIN