New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

MUsIC-BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS AND TOILETS
The annual festival of fun given by tho Lieaei-
kranz Society in the form of a masked BAH 'ooh
place last evening at the New-fork Academy o.
Music and surpassed It's brilliant predecessor
The professions and tabeaus were well done' tne
decorations were fine, the costumes were Varleu
and attractive, and the attendance was
great in number and excellent in character
The ball III Brooklyn at the Academy OF MUSIC io'
the benefit of the Home for Destitute Children was
successful in every respect. The interior OF tne
building beautifully decorated, and the 'oiic''
were elegant and tasteful.
MASKS AT THE NEW-YORK ACADEMf.
STRIKING PEA1UEEs OF THE LnDnKRANz BALL
THE PROFESSIONS. DECORATIONS. GUESTS AND
COSTUMES.
The LiederkIanz Society tlis year MADE
features of its professions, drills and tab'eauK' anu
produced them rot only In greater mEgnihrehce 'h"h
usual, but also with promptusss nnd precision
The entrance OF Prince Carnival and the ueen OF 'he
Carnival was made the occasion or opportunity LOT h
lowing Oh the floor not only the nemo'IS
OF the Floor Committee, who were 10 eAecu'o
he drill. but also "a multitude OF hasAei'
who fell into the procession Ihey ulu NOT
however Interfere with the drill. owing to the udmra
hle management OF the master OF ceremonies "n"
wh.u the Prince opened the bail at ha-past o'clock
they fell in and added the success OF the oIciuS
waltz Probably 100 couples engaged ID the ope9lnE
dance.
TIE srcccss OF tho ball WAS assured more Than
a weeK ago All the boxes were sold, ana
about 900 ticket. the latter netting a"'ut
$4,000. aud insunng the attendance oi pfoo
ally $500 persons besides tho members OF 'ho
Ldederkranz aud the purchasers OF boxes promh'u'
member O; cluD not remotely disconnected VII" 'N'
sale OF boxes remarked last ngGt that b. had iora week
felt something of the of the brethren OF Jospn
.1 atrfIn and
had sold him. but that had been soid TOO cheap Inc
attendance was very ce and ~ tho best class q" "'
man ana American residents. The cgaiacei "I tHr COZ"
uany is indca ed by the lis, OF naoe' oi thos" y s'
fl was not a little amusing to find Commissioner Mac
Lean and Samuel J. Tdeu arm In arm and 10 ma JoAu
Kelly on the GDor with them NJ the same tim"
The bgu was generally better managed this yesr
than over before There confusion, d sorder Of
druu .erness: aud the hiarity wa7 absolutely uhFe
strained
The tabieaux were OF the usua chafscer of potieni
aud social satlros, none being offensive ana MI ""~
pointed hud enjoy able.
At midnight the ball was at ts height ana the ero"u
WAS such a. to Hi the entire stage aud auditorium
THE DECORATIONS.
The decorations OF the lobby were proinse. AT each
side OF the doors leading the dauciue hor were tail
urs nlled with blooming plants. over cach door was
large figure In white ,vers, bearing h monogram OF
IA, society Tbeso figures sisted OF stars. shields
flowers was over central door and IN the centre III
mink flowers were the letters l. K" Pots OF plants
and Gowers were on each edo OF tho hallway. The
STARS leading 20 the ladies' drcssInerocm were orna'
mented with urns allied with flowers aud plants.
THE BOX list.
Following IS the list Of occupants Of boxes
ProsoeniuDi BoTes
Oswald Oitendorfcr, Henry Havemeyer
Hsary H.,i3'l nays%eysr. I'y'%S {. &: 4; a; B9ss.
l.. Won unman, Mr. W9olsey.
AugIstiu - tiy. ". l. brrfrf'
William b. Dinsmore, j. n Draper.
stage Bores
H. S. Ely. Mt Paris.
Front Ror.
James n. Hartshorno. Mr. H1usmann.
,sS5 ssG5Dt leo caafieS 5aa9S vf" E. wG%as, EGSas
T. BumentbA judge flthihn'
John u Townsend, 6 neral hiekles'
JOIN W weod, Sr VI T. :, a W :; ; n,rn'
J. Nelson Tappan, W H. ".tmoIs,
II. Oakley. Lore T'i ~ Iree' m,easr'
Mr. ChafiIon, william A PARK,
Louis A Gr,ss. NJ. Amory.
Charles Wehie. ar. =; : hiEgins
philip BisSnger ls q; compton
Charles f. ri 9'i:'s I. Strong.
Artis Bores
F. Kruna, lMr-. Jennings.
Mrs. Mason, Mr. Iarlor.
Mr.. Mr.. sona' s%",' Colonel Josiah Porter.
Wr waller. John NJ. HnGnes
{. q. GuHiher. J II. Murpny,
IoTn TT WIn,ams. George b. wilker,jr
Hr DArran, Frederick Gould.
Middle Ror
r. W. King. Thonns W. PearSal,
+. G. Haiiett. 4. Rhodes,
eaeorrs raw ". Cecil. A schwarzmann.
Louis Raemmerer, Henry Honig,
W. b. Parker. Mrs. Ripley
Jebn Pondr O. NJ. Cornwell.
Judge Otterbourg, VIM. o,tnan.
George storm. John Atchbold.
Mes,Gnne.
Mr. NJ Stein sieInway,. Professor 4 Corbett
q q Dodge Gustav spiegM,.
TlOma~ j. Dunn. Mr. Bell.
+. II. Gould. Mrs ". 4 Martini,
J. Henry seal, Georgr W. COtterll.
J. n Jensfns, NJ. Gil bert,
Mr. Cheever, j. PcirotO
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Following are the names OF few OF those present
f. Berringer, II. Wander.
j. o. Hunt. = Ungcr,
Paul Schoen. Mt Bog-,
DIR. Mitchell n W. Hurst,
Mr.. Ponvcrt W. Morrison.
G.. BBbcOck, John Won Claim.
Mrs Havemeyer Pail Goepel.
whliam steinway, Hense,
i. G. Hazard. II. wilfaer.
George L. Martens, Il. Van der Endo.
superintendent Waiting. ]. Hortwig.
Jonn Kely, J. Knaop.
Louis Kaemnerer. g. F. Kuhn.
John Hayward, j. HOlrcamp,
n
Henry Clnuscn, II. Y. &. Schrader,
A. Scheuer, J. Andrews,
/. Kahn ". Van Tassel,
A u. Braunlich. Paul G'ebei.
f. Machold John Hnrv,
A. Schierbrck, William B. Dinsmore,
j. Kaemmerer Mr.. CiAggett.
A.. Wiebl, Mr.. ann Mrs. Riddell,
X. Peters, Kmflua.
G. Meier, Daniel T. Sickies,
W. Schmld George Osgood.
+. koehleT Charles Ammen.
McKeudrick Jones, Judge Yin Brunt,
Samuei j. Tllden. JOin " strahan,
Commissioner MacIeaD. j. ". Boyle,
W. r. Garrison A. NeuendOrf,
X. L. Cutting {. n. Ford.
j. H. Ford. f. Ktarnry.
". II. Ricketts,. w. X. Marin,
James Padding. Mr.. LOrrlllard
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