Life — March 28, 1895 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

From La Caricature. “WELL, MIMILE, YOU DO NOT SEEM PLEASED WITH YOUR TOYS.” “On, YES! ONLY I WAS THINKING OF THE WHIPPING I'LL GET IF I BREAK 'EM.” OUR BEST SOCIETY. Advertisements under this bead one dollar per line. Copy must reach this office not later than 10 P.M, Fridays, RS. WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT was in a gorgeous gown of cream-white satin, the corsage relieved with shoulder straps and bands of turquoise blue satin, She wore her famous rope of pearls and a diamond crescent in her coiffure. stebge Mrs. James P. Kernochan was in mauve brocade, with trim- mings of sable. She wore a coronet of diamond stars and some handsome diamonds in a black velvet band around the neck. : ecotsasit Mrs, Charles B. Alexander was in a light shade of gray moire, the skirt trimmed with bands of black velvet and the corsage ornamented with silver embroidery. Her gems were pearls and diamonds. cotchge Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., was in a striking gown of pale blue satin flecked with silver and trimmed with lace and large bows of blue satin ribbon. DHdaily The cotillon was led by Elisha Dyer, Jr., and in the several figures many handsome favors were distributed. Didaily “On, HEAVENS, JOHN! THE BABY'Ss SWALLOWED YOUR LATCH KEY!” ~ . . “ON, THAT'S ALL RIGHT. I CAN CLIMB IN THR WINDOW.” The Countess de Montsaulnin wore a gown of black satin, embellished with silver spangles. Her ornaments were a coronet of diamonds and a necklace of pearls. Diteot