New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
COMING FESTIVITIES.
rIlg LIEpERNRANZ D IL.


The last social event Of each years Carnival
and tue most magnificent OF the NewIork masIuer-
ades-the Liederkranz Ball-occurs this year Feb H.
which Will be next Thursday ight As the Cercte FTaH
cais de Harmonic is the chief ball OF the French colony
IN New York. t.e L.2derAraIz IS the representative car
nval festival Of the Germans. But although managed
by a German Mus.ca. Society, It ia attended by all na
toualties ana classes Of NeNYork society. II has fire.
queutly cost 10000 outlay to conduct IL and the net
pros on more unn occasion have been larger than
the sum named Tie Ar0n Society formerly gave ball
Of the character but last he rivalry between
the two associations came end and this year the
members of both Will attend the LiederkIanz ball in
great numbers The tickets which are already offered
for sale are very handsome in appearance. and fine
specimens OF the tnOgrapEic art The following rules
OF the ball will be strictly enforced except the SIXTH
recurring the removal Cf masks - O'Clock. This Is
regulation enforced only hen aboluteY necessary in
case OF toiserous behavior and applied in individual
cases only for the general protection and TO maintain
perfect order.
Every purchaser NJ ticket OF admission FOR this hall
is required to observe tie following rules and regula
uOAs: , ~.
ocloca t. NJ; no return cn'cA5 VIII be gwen
o kutraucr ou ITylug place for every purchaser of i
ticket OF admission. Entrance for members ON Four
. Tickets must be shown to any member OF the Com
- oniy persons N mask Will be admitted to the floor
g. Masks aud fancy dresses can be obtained in the
G. All masks must positively BE- removed by o'clock.
T. All articles found must be handed to member Of
the Committee without delay
= No charge IN ladies' dre-sin groom.
g. Charge ~ genticmeu's Iat room % cents.
I0 Restaurant ia carte ID N.'-son Ha. enirance to
the ett of the sta gc) open all night Wine and lunch
room in front basement; barroom up stairs.
TO- No smoking allowed in the loDues.
H. Carriages Conveying company 10 the Lederkranz
sduerade Ball, thursday evening February II, 1876
viii pas. through Fifeentlst. from Thrdave., viii
enter Irving pace the north and pass by way
many IN the order Gentlemen Will take the nrst
coach the Loor Te rates Vii be g. for one person.
s. for TWO aud s. for three or more any distance
BRoOKLYN's GREAT CHARITY BALL
The great charity ball Of Brooklyn Is gwen annually
in aid Of the Homeopathic Hospital, and this year
ours on Feb The balls hitherto given in AID oi:tAs
stuton have been attended by the most distinguished
residents the City Of Churches and in large measure
the patronage has been OF local character few persons
from New-York attending. Ii therefore the social
event Of the season IN Brooklyn. The bali this year
PROMISES to excel ia maGnihceuce any Of lis predeces
mrs The floral decorations OF the Academy " Music
will be unusually rich and attractive. II anything Is
lacking in flowers 10 viii be made up IN statuary costly
naintlngs, and the inevitable display Of the National
colors Bernstein and Conterno's bands VIII furnish
the music, and Depouico the supper large number
OF tickets have been disposed Of already There are
only four private boxes in the Brooklyn Academy and
these have been sold for $50 10 Chas A. Townsend
Dr. A. f. Sumner, \. NJ. Stone. and W. 3. Leonard.
The Ladies' Committee numbers about 80 Names
among which are those OF Mcsdames :. T. Chlttenden
IL ". slocum, John W. Hunter, T. AriuOf, ". ". Good
roh Chas. \. Townsend, 4. L sumner, L. " Sage /
New, g. l. WoodfOrd, Wm. NJ. Van Ancen II. B. Dur
yea. and j. g. T. stranahln The Executive Committee
leads off with the names OF Governor Tden and Mayor
Hunter. The Reception Committee is as follows; L. D.
Wyman, A. +. Masters, Wm. B. Leonard, L. r. Greene
:. l. Woodlord, n. S. smpkns ". W Goodrich, Wm. p
CLYDE, John c. Wymar, L. :. Buruham.