New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05
THE .BALL SEASON.
THE COMING cHILDREN's cATNIyAL.

THE COMING CUILDREN'S CARNIVAL.
The pretty spectacle Of the little people OF
wealthy parents ncing for the benefit ol poor pcop"
an children viii bc seen at the Academy o. MUSIC "'
Monday evening. n week from tomorrow NH'n '"'
sixth Annual Chllrcn's Carnival viii take place
The proceeds cf the carnival, usually about 72'oo are
devoted each year The binding fund ot tae western
Uo,ndopat mic D.pcusary. at ',ycntn-ayc AMI lhrN-
clguth,t About 5000 o I'M, JtcdHc's Is 30" On TIE
binding After TINS been paid OF 10 Is contemplated
10 furnish poor cnldrcu's hospital on the h-' h"'r
which is now rented. The carnival this wear VIII pre-
sent an entirely programme 81 fairy scenes ana
p,i,pic allcgores. which will make Midsummer
Nicht'4 Dream Of spcnd0r. The rch"aT-
sails have been going a. Irving nal Munlr-
nal Han and in private houses twice or tenor cach
week since the latter part OF December un Ter the "ie'
ton of Carl Marwlg the conductor of the carnival
over four hundred chiren IN costume VIII IAh' part
nj o'clock in the opening Of the festival. where
the Courf lester will lead procession headed by Prince
Carnival IN "A brGkrucgg chariot, drawn ny dlgnlhed
fowl, and surrounded by downv chickens. Next VIII
come mounted hcra.d-, bcvy OF Bohemian lna'dehS'
Esmeralda aud PhUbus in chariot drawn
by goals and company Of G.psy eii' WIN"
viii give the Egyptian tamhouinc dance. IN army
of cromes the fairy gold workers viii usher in the Muse
OF FARMLAND reclnn. rocks vcined with gold Lite
Oracle Wilson, a favoritc ~ last years carnival will
appcgr as Aurora in graceful mirror dance. when she
Will dance in beam Of calcium HSht mere VIII di-p
dance ana i've lille girls IN elaborate costumes repre-
srntng Europe, Asia, 4 RIGA Ausildi1 ana Ah'rlca'
who will dance IA figures Characteristic ol Ihe ui'ft
countries Companies Of infantry ana c'NdIIy wan
dance The children viii then DE maS~e IN pa rclTc7 10
snow "A flower garden. After the closing tthleAu ana
procession ere viii bc polka. anclrr- ana WaitZ or
children and tlcn the little folks VIII De sent nome
their part Of the festival being ended by 10 O'CLOCK
Then Will follow ball for ADULTS LhndtFH oichc''i Il
ana Llcbod's military band sill furnish the music
sumner viii be served by PuIsn IN the Academy.
lie sale tickets and especially oI boxes mas pcrh
very large and the boxes, when nave htl under lH'
Mr. Etr I4III .t.k
thirI-s, have an been taken, except me tLfct upper
prJsceuium boxes AID SIX mvIZ trhc bpNr'. Among
those VINO will present Mrs. A. H. Cornell me
special patron of the carnival accompanied ny Governor
Cornell. cN-Prc-iicnr and Nils. Grant, and possibly
President Arthur Others who nave taken pIo@rch!um
boxes are Judge Hilton, Henry Nayo DclanO g. cav H.
Washington L. ConuoT Ms. john II. lLncr. George
William Baou and James Wilson, u. Among nose IN
DINER boxes VIII ne Albert Weber, Mr- Ebert
Guernsey w. H. Andrews Theodore Nos. John T.
PluInln L. the Marquis de Lcnviie ,r5 F"rtrscue VITA
Oscar E lr Mrs j. G. Aver ANA G. W. l. ~a"n+ Tickets
arr, - carH reserved seats - ezra; cdrrnS ucfrts
81 Iac,. can found at Ponds lyon i.uHIh.h -
and Acbr.cs ticket offices. and al the uhict7 uI iuc
American District Telegraph Company.