The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

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THE GRAND nor
given BY the second class 10 the graduates took
pace this evening. and WAS in every sense
grand afralr. The Ness HAIL where the hop was
held. and the large room ia the academic build
ing. wnlca was devoted exclusively 10 the Ger
man, we're very neatly decorated. The walls OF
toe mess hal were hung with lgs aud bunting
Ia proiusion, batte days, signal days Russian,
nAgs; IN act every kind OF nag that " was pos
tl0ie 20 ostaln anywhere on the post was brought
into requisluon 10 DO duly IN ornamenting tue
room. The motto OF the class, "Touf blen rfeJl.u
n large gOlcen letters en groundwork
81 evergreens on a seml-circular frame was sus-
pended rom the wal az one end OF the room,
wnie On the other a Euge shield OF evergreens,
vita AZ deliberately painted canvas, fuly SIX ieet
by four, gave tue Oroer OF dancing. In the mid
ole Of the shield vas ne word Farewell Ever
green wreatns, set on BY rosettes or various
solors. we're hung upon ne walls a. equal dis
Gances, and the CD ndelegs. to-, were tAsteiuliy
decorated with oOnghs Of cedar and rDD0ns.
For tue convenience Of tne guests a covered
pass1geway was butt nom the cadet 70 the ON
GERS portion OF the nall, ~ watch means toe lat
Ie. Was easily made available as rsiresnneRt
THE DECORATIONS
OF the room IN the Academy building we're, II not
baborafe, very tasteful. The pillars were en-
lNinea Win led. whtfe and blue Illusion; the cram
Sellers were Nung WITH garlancs, and the WALL
we're draped VITA nags, OEe 81 whicn "as eTnbel-
isned with The figure ~ auge wnIte elephant,
shien attracted 40 niue attention Tor toe reason
that not even the cadets could ell what country
tie banner Represented. IL vas after ten O'Clock
before the mop began. and mp t. that time the
stages aud carriages were Kept oury bringing the
aiies from the hotels. Y nen tue hop nnaNy
opened n was evident tuat there wae not 70 be
crush, and tuat. unlike former years, no more
persons han been luvlfeI rnan Juld be conyen-
iently accommodated In The bal room. Yet there
was crowd. 1uere were very few ladies' from
New YORK present. the majority or those who were
apparently being rom the interior OF the State
and fiom other states.
IuE TOILETS
were Ia goo1 taste, but mere was a noticeable ab-
Bence Of that display o. e0stv dress which II 80
sinking feature ~ tie great New York balls.
stu the ladies' Looked charming, and, for a won.
der. they were not SO nunle Gus as 10 prevent The
Cadets rom giving them one auq all : cnance to
lAnce during the evening. mere was large
attendance o. me young Ulcers OF the post AM
u ot1cers from various parts 81 the country sew
era Il tue members o the Board u Visitors we're
also on nand 10 do honor q the occasion.
THE GERMAN
did NOT begin until Midnight. and the festivities
Of the evening did Hot close until two hours later.
iaken ali IN All. tue hop was tae most enjoyable
one OF lie kind that has been given at West Point
or many past