New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-06
THE LIEDERKRANZ BALL.
A GAY SCENE AT The ACADEMY.
THE ATTENDANCE LARGE AND THE BALL
SUCCESS.

A GAY SCENE AT The ACADEMY.
THE ATTENDANCE LARGE AND THE BALL a
SUCCESS.
When the gay procession which opened the
Liederkranz Ball started its way last evening the
Academy Of Music crowded IN every part
The proscenium and balcony boxes, ana
number OF extra boxes which had been Dulit al the
eastern end the room, Respondent with pretty
women and elaborate toilets Above the balcony boxes
the general gallery, from its ouermost curve back
to point where 1t met the roof, pre-
seuted OF human faces nenty fixed on the
cav scene belo1. The Hobbies, tho halls the star"ayS
and the ane-roOms OF tae Academy were filled even
during the opening exercises with constantly moving
and of humanity In shortthe thlre1h an
nual Llederkranz Ball was veritable crush
About 10 o'clock the various factors of the opening
procession began TO assemble In Nilsson Hail. which wa'
used later in the evening supper room and IL was
evident from tne display OF costumes mere
thus early, that the ball to he one
OF the most beautiful in that respect
which tue society has gwen. rcnlytnted SILKS
ments OF description, dlng .her stiracohs
the slender % or Suo sIs r.,erisns forms
Promptly 1880 leibolds orc cslrl swung into IN !,
majestic n cas- re Of Gounod- Konign Won Sabl. and
tue procession elowly star ed on iis way H. was
headed by the Knishs Of Prince Carnival
captaned by Mr. Wimme. me subjects OF the mohhrcI
fo we'd aud were estal ished IN their PAGES Dy 1le
master OF ceremonies Then cane the fiihco n.'se,'
born the EhOudcrB OF flEul court JrTi'Io ''""
escorted by the Floor COnmi.t,e. 7 .ese were
succeeded by other delegations, representa- IONS
and companies Jew Inst Iment addin- III 81 e9lr
and-iile to scene lrsady rch III Dctn unti re noo
b ,Nne. ike garjen. IL was inlly "teen mhu =
crowded audience had goae with rapidly sucn
cecding Ia nations OF wonder ana mrrfi neht' A
Chimes laundries, several hystercil darSirs. some
monks ana n ars AMI 0tdr repressh atves rom "'uey
~ n.nasc eeyerness, eliceia grea5 deal OF laughter
bo been nor, III
jOyed discussed ru-telns or ;e tri, wlch FUR
nshed tie dane music, op1nei WIN r. tao
LIrder, a.d played rnc the bal pretty succ ssloh
OF wa yes pokas, quar- es ana anciefS rue Interior
The stage made % picture an old barJnin hall A
device OF wh te c1naits aud rid nowSrs over TOO gu
dors ma ked here ald there by ierIs in vases.
rae ,S pr Of tns ers MONIES csar Ts' 1o
Kurz; and Princess Carnival. Mss Rosie
oo1es m %oo william r. Paul Fatl
eLer, IL. g. smith, Rcnard water, Baron BE shr'de .
tle b.l;ony boxe, werl H. '. d. EersOn, Jr D. h. Hl
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FFupp g. Brow %i'I L. n an" tine H. R. &Oors
Judge Jharle, Van jrunt, flat +. Schneider r
kro = y. ii. cllOgg aId j. NJ. MunO6. Tue boxes were
1rnsi Bo1es-Lnc a. J. d. Prob,t; Cary. George II.
Mel on pan; PIc,olo II j.. H. smith alesy. gorge
Go Ia; eee' oven IN aauer; meoeri ia, 90 o OF
ho naI,t; Ger ter, george al doll; 'oniag A.
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kamnerer and OAR, j. 30 siu-.
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Brsutads, j. Bryan, I. aries l.. WngI &. H. tr4ment,
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iu Announcements for the accommodation Of the So
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