New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29
G1YNrY PROMISED 4r THE ACADEMY.

The Charity Ball for quarter Of n century has
been one Of the most important social events of
each season. II is managed by prominent ladies' in
society the full list embracing about 800 names.
Arthur Leary is the president Mrs. Accmon
s. Sullivan the vice president Mrs Chester Gus-
void the secretary, and Mrs s. L. VI. Barlow the
treasurer Each manager has twelve tickets to sell
the price of each being -. The proceeds Of the en-
tcVtainucHI, usually from 5000 20 TlOODD. are
given fu thc Nursery and Chi's Hospital. situated
at Levinet0U-aye. AID Fittviirs ST. branch is on
Staten Island. aud the institution shelters about
900 children and mothers annually. Tho sale of
boxes ally pays ai expenses.
The ball occur, This ycar0n next Tuesday evening
fra Of sixty pieces will furnish hs music. supper
will be- served in Nilsson Hall. As usual large
amount Of money will be spent IN decorating tho
Academy. Arrangements will Lc maze 50 that
guests i'm leaving lie ball viii take the first carriage
at tho door and pay according to distance. The
manager, arc requested 10 meet in the managers
room 9t 10 y. 10 be ready for The open NJ pro-
ccsSl0n and duadIllle.
The sale OF tickets has been very good compared
well and only a few numbered ones are left The
managers are confident OF success IN a respects.
MANY prominent people ar" expected to be present.
The following persons have taken boxes:
PRoSCENICN RoXFs.
D-Ir. s. l. ~ Barlow ~ Mr.: Z. i! Il Townsend
F-jossp6 Naylor and l- 3. l.Ialt:.
H-JU1iaa NiIhau Q-MIs. sch9ah.
y Mayor Grace.
ARTISTS BONES.
uozart-Nra. T. l.. Haas. Grisi-E. J. Dunnirr.
Rcs..ni MIs. 4. QBrch teglho', IL. ~. oiausen
Bclim!-Nrs Herry Willard la Grauge-Mrs. Albert Mat
TGt fr. Jo.rph W. PrSoiomin-ars L. $ Ash
Go 5Iao,,. NJ A. Lloyd Paiti-Mr Fraser.
w. y rnun.ry kellogg Mrs. shaw.
Wacner--w. RI tndrews N7son-w A. J. Moore.
IIsIavi-Nrs T.Uoean. Parcpa-Dr. Cook.
Among those who have engaged numbered boxes
Tnon,l orpN Mo. |
W. Uarp.r r., Mr.. Brewster T. johnson. II A.
Ro ,era. Charles Dennis Rornard Landr, Hiss Nil
Ter Charles Morgan, James WALLACE; MIS-. Hlnedl
M VT ~l'H 'iry Civ p. walker Mrs John W.
Amo1v T. $. Fosecttof Elmira, irs. liayemcyer; tn"
Ncsrs Leland. y. r. DOW D. CaTrol Mrs; T. W.
MIR T. : Martin. Mrs. Touro Robertson, hir. Irum-
De- r. q pg9, A. j. WIhie Mrs R Rn, Ti Mr.,
Ivnca tirs. Vernon II. Brown, Mira +. ". scott,
llre Aired BRADY, Mrs. Emilio Buch Mrs F. II.
UovrlL DR.. Fisher Mrs. Ncitfl, Mrs. Bomi3lcr,
0sevin o. Brcn, Mrs. A.. INT. lrS. Films. Mrs;
Frhcrt Guernsey. Mrs Drlano G. Calvin, Richard
Gibbs, Morris K. Brown, Nj. L. L. Pendsrgast, 1.
J. French. Mrs. Dnylin, Mr.. Bmger VI. Sarony
The ARRANGEMENTS for the reception of the 90
Regiment, on Thursday evening next, arc nearly
complete. The Academy of Music and
occasion. Both will I've elaborltcE deco
rated Gimore's 22d Regiment Band viii furnish
the music. The attendance OF prominent military,
naya and civic officials promises 10 be- unusually
large Among those who have accepted Invitations
10 be present are General ShaeT and staff Rear
Admiral Tram and the naval officers on duty IN
this vicinity; General william II. Brown and stan
and the officer. of the Light Infantry of Providence,
Il. / /; General Charles T. Graham and the officers OF
The ID Connecticut regiment: The. officers, of the
Ersl cry I"pr s,,t of '' Grnco WaTi
and staff First 3rgl @; General Varan and staff.
second brigade; lnspcctor General !. f. Rod"n-
h9ugh Governor Bigelow AMI staff; Colonrls
Whinpe and OBeirnc. L. ;. A.; and the officers of
the q | Guard. go
Rrhearsa'e Of some of the larger dances which will
be given AT the ChildrcnS Carnival, nj the Academy
of Music on February 13, took place yesterday AZ
ternoon The sale of boxes for the entertainment
thus far is encouraging 10 the managers