New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17


qis i ierse estimate for WHO ffe
puenis tae fashionable balls Of the without taxing into
the private occasions when he Is expected 70 DO
generous himself dress suit vii last WITH careful hand
bag for an entE wn oa cannot s USED the Second ye
hnd honOred raher in the breach than in the Observance Is
I sea nS % ns a Se fI @s 5 T9
the list III ioT 9 gs51 amount N ie I 10 sI
II not borne out by the facts And Is to be remembered
rue thai the one dress suit viii last said FOR
fire Water but for every ball IN addition 10 me sA enumerated
be necessary purchase more or less Of the minor art
Il would be ungalant omit The expenditures Of the fair
r. principal items Of the boil wardrobe fashionable young
bdy giving very moderate figures in our estimates A..
Dne NONE antique dress without lace irimnng s5 with
so S1asy plum six dic: 40 each 100
= Sak pair white satin gators, - pair. ~
Having iiair dressed six times 10
FloWeTs for hsaddress during Winter
- Total. . .52s5
T, Allows fashionable lady 500 more for her BAN e1 pend.
reasoaabe average as many fashionable ladies IT IS well
h senlSs the balls given during The wiaer Idmttag
s ss 81 ses nam ES as osss 1G 10 a.
With sssj pin money during the Winter we have an add.
bional Of million four hundred ond tetgCe thousand
psrapSernalia The totals follows
lentlemens expenditures for the ball - 200 COO
Lades expenditures for the bali season 425 600
~ Total. (6i25 600
Or an amount sufficient build Ooo comfortable houses
for the poor each 10 supply 10000 snch families
with eadss and fuel during the i've months oF the dancing
.la 4s.'s 800
FASHIONABLE DANCES.
Tie music Keeping immense harvest in the sale
OF fashionable dance music The revenues ofthe music stores
this city alone for the sale o. such music amounts to millions
odoars The most fashionable dances this year viii be as
= WAIrzls--" LAmerieane" Bisseztlee lIeap Year,
GfoFS crspSo ro Ifb DGaor wdng
QuADmIIEs-"Les Varieties Parissiennes,' "Crspno
PoIxSs-" cAtavba, Blue Bird Echo" Nightingale
One Broadway music house alone sells from 5OOooo 70
q worth Of music adapted for schools and the piano
eyery wear The other music stores have corresponding
amount OF sales in the same branch Of the trade
= -. - TIE BATHROOMS on NEW. YORK
The principal ball rooms Of NewYork 20 well known to
the public that is necessary TO bot little In regard 70 heir
arm ggments and general features Since the destruction OF
fbe Academy Of Music the parties who BEEN the hab,
OF giving large balls during the BY in
ssto hall they hire FOR the consg y 10 lnde
Garden but we Believe that Mr. wheay has comp. ID
70 refuse Of his beautiful beaer for the purpose a he
receipts average 3d. night daring the performance OF
Black Crook" Nibos Garden, when the parqneite
"a boarded over canuot be ezcelcd as a ballroom
was proved the occasion Of the ball 70 the
Japanese Embassy and should the above decision be recon
snsieaG Of voting until Academy Music rebuilt which
will probably not before the Jet Of April period alto
gsheg 100 late Or the grand balls u The season The principal
balls that only be accommodated IN building Of the
Capaciy Of the Academy Of Muse those Of the 7h Re
Sns.t the 7ls Regiment l2tL Regiment sih Regiment
the Af0n Lederkraz PuIim Fire Department Charity Ball
BfennaB cotcre Stockholders Ball Light Guard 22d Reg
pent and Orphans Ball It more than probable that Irving
bis te mOel eommodgs and spacious ballroom in The city
n present viii be selected BY Of the foregoing ORGANIZED
Ols Winter in default Of the Academy Of Ansc. Irving
5sa can 10 secured when NOT engaged for 500 night the
kas Apg s1e bali dp0aS4 ~ az 'ecu'iG apa making