New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-31
THE 22D REGIMENT BALL.

The members of the 22d Regiment and
Veteran Corps their annual reception last evening
at the Academy of Music. A brilliant and enjoyable
Dali was the result of the harmonious man.
agement and hard work of those who had charge OF the
entertainment. The tickets Thu year. took tue form
Of an Invitation, which was handsomely engraved by
Tiffany & Co. with n camp scene and tho regiments
motto, "Dcfendam" at the head. These, or rather the
prestige Of the regiment served to attract large COM
plny to the Academy. There were large num-
Der OF military men present in varied uniforms.
The proscenum boxes were draped with large fags,
and brilliant lines OF bunting stretched around the gal
leries and fell In graceful loops from the centre OF
the ceiling Tents, cannon aud stands of arms
gave warko aspect to the stage.
Gimores band of 100 pieces furnished the
music The orders Of dancing had wenysx selections
Of music which were preceded by the overture Inbel
u selection from Carmen " and tIartmann's Grand
March" Major General Gnaer and Colonel Porter, es-
c0rting Mayor Edson, led the grand promenade
Of miltqry guests which followed the fourth dance.
the boxes were Colonel George ". Laird and staff
Major Thomas H. Cullen, Colonel Josiah Porter aud
ysnia Rrgment Colonel George H. Nort9 and stan; OF
the First P'nnsylvans Veterans Sol9nel En-
General shllor ana star Colonel Crawford and staff OF
Ie Tn "a & d 6S o 5Ss1
Colonel William Scott and stah oil the etn veterans
GOion ! L. o. Ho.enkiss and u stan ., '3S "a
Gaiond der Generai Ward !" and stan Cap
tam 3. ~ smith, Captain j. e. Nmle, NHp'tn
James A. McMicKen, Colonel Rodney Q. Ward and stan
OF the 81 Regiment; Captain B. Gregory, Colonel
George w. Robertson. Captain Isaac H. West, onicers
IF the Old Guard; Captain Ferdinand f. Eqrle Adlu-
tant James q. MoKenway, Mr.. aud MS william keiiE
Captain NJ DeMVtt Captain j. A Careerfy OF tIe Ssn
Regiment; Captain GeOTg5 Freeman ana ColOneI =, H.
Wood Among others Present Mayor and Mira EdsoD
Governor Waller su1 staff OF Connecticut Lieutenant
WATSON, Miss Hart, Captain Duncan H. HaFrison tLe
Misses HAYES, Miss FOsb"rry, Captain and Mira ben
Janin Or, CORY Commissioner John j. German, COmmH
sIoner Hess, Commissioner Brennan, Mr. and MIS- u j.
Robinson Mrs.A Jackson Mas A Higgins, Mr. and MIs
r. a. l.atarop Miss L. Il d Ter, Miss n. Pane MSS l..
McCleliand. Miss Radley MISS Louise Mllenan, MISS
Eveln Voorhees,, Mrs Thomas Ryder, Mrs, L. Reed
Ms. Henry G. Mount, Mas Cowdrey and dIss Annie
knight
Among the noticeable toilets that Of Mrs Colonel
john &. Camp WAC wore a white satin dress lOopcu
with pearls. Mrs Captain samuel BOltOn5 dress was OF
crcamw white brOcade satin, made with shlrred mont
crossed by paner DR. ,peree, edged with crystal em-
"rOiuered lace Mrs ID. Bernes dress had front COW
cred wi narrow ruies OIL crushed strawberry saili
LACK OF pae avcndcrand side drapcries OF pearl brOsaed
In velvet n Iwers OF various cOOrs Mrs. Nj. T. James
wore nal Ottoman silk. VITA front covered "ith
deco fUuucos of point applique lace Tea roses, pears
aud diamonds also mrs. +. A. Lahf0p wore
tcIric AMI amber brUcade WITH froht Of scarlet satin
shr q, squarc villa cluster Oi Whte osttch
Ups pearls ana diamonds.