The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
GRAND FETE

GRAND FETE
VIII commence with Ia
PROMENADE UPON THE LAWN,
Interspersed with brilliant and unique display ofFIRE
WORKS, from until 10 O'clock which will be produced
under the direction of Messrs BUs,IER q CO.. ito
which will BE- added choice selection tb popu-
lar Rusic ofthe day, by
GRAND COMBINATION BAND
OF OVER 100 PERFORMERS,
Comprising thu most distinguished musicians and in
st,ume ita performers OF the present day including
BECK'S PHILADELPHIA SILVER
BAND. To-.
(The instruments used by this celebrated band are of
solid silver, and expressly im ted from Parish
which will perform the POPULAR NATIONAL AIRS.
BIRGFELD'S GEBMANIA BRASS SAND,
VIII discourse original selection of the most enter
tanning D. USlC EN- HILITAIRE tom the repertoires
OF the
GRAND BAND MAJORS "TAMBoUR,,
OF THE
PRUssICHE, AUSTRICHE, ITALIENNE.
RUSsE, FRANCHISE. ESPAGNOLE,
ANGLIsCHE, EFT ARMEE GEMS
RALE OF THE PRESENT
DAY.
THE ADMISSION t. this portion of the en- tertain-
ment Will (o"n5 20 the enormous expense accrued) be
FIFTY CENTS.
THE ORCHEs TRAL DEPARTMENT
In the Grant "salon du Bal"
will be under the dire ,tion OF
MR. MARK HASSLER,
eadsr of the famous
CONGRESS HALL COTERIE s. BAND,
Which comprises the tsented artists selected from
the most popular performers OF the
WALNUT STREET THEATRE ORCHEsTRA,
ARCH STREET THEATRE ORCHESTRA,
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE ORCHESTRA,
And THE ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA,
From the Academy of Music, Philadelphia.
In the decorations of the
GRAND DANCING SALOON,
(Which is acknowledged to be the largest in the
States), viii be displayed most gorgeous array of
national patriotic, emblematic, military naval ETC.. etc..
designs the material furnished by the prominent
manuiactu ers of Philadelphia, New York, Newark,
Providence, Lowell, Boston, etc. etc, which will bo
mounted under the direction Mr.. j. F. ScheibIe OF
Philadelphia The
FANCY DRESSES, COSTUMES, ETC. ETC.
will be furnished by Mr.. j. A. Phillips of New York
who will open for hire, his
WARDROBE OF OFIOOOCHOICE DRESSES,
At the private of the Misses oBren to
Congress Hail.
Subscribers to the Bal Masuue are particularly re
quesed to avail themselves OF this opp ,rtunty to pro-
cure dresses, many OF which we're manufactured ex-
Pressy for and Cmprise the most SUPERB from the
GRAND BAL MAsQUE
GIVEN AT THE
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The hotel and lawn under the perntendence OF Mr.
j. f. Cake, will be decorated with
5000 ILLUMINATED LANTERNS,
VARIOUS CCLORED
SIGNAL FIRES,
BRILLIANT, ,FANCY-COLORED LIGHTS.
Every facility will be afforded Tor the furtherapce of
the enjOyments OF the subscrbers parous
Carnival
efficient police force under the iurisdIeton nj tho
municipal authorities, will be in attendance and no
expense or energy upon the of the managers will
be spared TO render the festivities the occasion
source OF pleasing comment by the participants or to
borrow from the French, the assistants thereat"
THIS GRAND FETE
WIN be accessible by both
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT.
Excursion Tickets will be issued reduced rates and
may be obtained at the Cape May Railroad Office.
Market street, and the Steamboat Office at Chesnut
THE SCALE OF PRICES FOR AID
MISSION
To THE
GRAND PROMENADE AND FANCY
DRESS BALL
WILL BE AS FOLLOWS, Wit
ADMISSION TO THE PROMENADE CON
CERT ON THE LAWN, FIFTY CENTS,
Tickets for
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
In the Dining Hall, admitting Gentleman and two
Ladies'
FIVE DOLLARS,
To be procured by subscription only upon to
the Committee, at the Box ONCE at Congress Hall
LADIES' INVITATION TICKETS, EACH
SI'OO.
In of unfavorablG weather. Carriages viii be in
waiting at the various hotels to convey subscribers to
Congress Hall
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The verandAh at Congress Hall viii be exclusively (for
this OcoasiOn) tor the use OF ladies and gentlemen at
tending the ball Slp