According to Herbert B. Seeley the following is the list of his guests:

• Clair Hamilton, unmarried, South Orange, N.J.; no business.
• Horatio R. Harper, of Harper Bros., married.
• Dr. John A. Irwin, No. 14 West Twenty-ninth street, unmarried.
• Theodore D. Rich, No. 108 Fulton street, publisher, married.
• Nathan Seeley, No. 29 East Thirty-ninth street, married.
• Marmaduke Tilden, Larchmont, N.Y., widower.
• E. P. Delanoy, No. 431 Fifth avenue, in fire insurance business at No. 1 and 3 Wall street, unmarried, and has bachelor apartment at the Fifth avenue address.
• Alfred Marshall, married, No. 55 Park avenue; no business.
• A. Gould Hamilton, South Orange, N.J.; no business; married.
• C. Barnum Seeley (my brother), No. 25 East Thirty-ninth street, unmarried; no business.
• Wilson Marshall, No. 839 Madison avenue; married; no business.
• H. H. Flagler, son and secretary of H. M. Flagler; married, No. 51 Park avenue.
• Louie Ogden, lawyer, with E. E. Anderson; unmarried.
• H. A. Bergmann; unmarried; No. 431 Fifth avenue; bachelor apartments there.
• Marshall Bishop, in stock broker's office; unmarried.
• Henry W. Harris, East Orange, N.J.; unmarried; owner of the schooner yacht Quisetta.
• Charles Tobias, bond broker on Broad street; lives at Majestic Hotel; married.
• Conrad L. Peters, above mentioned; unmarried; wine merchant in Beaver street.
• H. E. Smith, manufacturer of pearl buttons, New Jersey; unmarried.
• Edward Fish, New York Stock Exchange; unmarried.
• C. A. Postley, No. 887 Fifth avenue; Commodore Larchmont Yacht Club, and owner of the yacht Colonial; married.
• Herbert B. Seeley.

(from the Saint Louis Post-Dispatch)