New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

will be costume dances OF different periods' Inc
Iiederkranz chorus will sing and there VIII DO
Ioan exhibition of choice paintings In the 'oyer' Inv
proceeds of the entertainment will 80 toward se'tue
an old debt incurred by artists at the Ccntehnla ZEE
hration. and whatever is left to erecting Goetho
n,nan, in the city, Among the people In
s.,.st.d I'm the welfare of the Kunstleres'
are Andrew Carnegie, william stenway, IA
mund c. stanton, Morris Reno, Frank van ue'
stricken Walter Damrosch, Mrs. L. u. Andersoh, MrS
paniel Butterfield, Mrs. II. IL. Boyesen, Mrs julius
Catln. Mrs. Chauneey NJ. Depcw, Mrs. waiter Uan-
rosch. Nine de la Espnela, Mrs Edward Moran hrs'
X. H. Nichols, Mrs. Herman oelr1chs, MIS- "tihh'l
sie,nway. Mrs. c. F. Havemeyer, Mrs. Robert niger
soil. Mrs Dora Wheeler Keith, Mrs. Jesse eeilgmal'
urs + von Bernuth Mrs. J. Hood Wright, Mrs. willard
p Ward and Mrs Candace Wheeler Boxes ana
tickets NAV be obtained OF Miss SchuT, NO 40 west
rifty- eighth St. Mrs. +. P. kinnieut NO. 42 wet
birty.severth-st: Mrs. r. Holman, No. 200 West
Forty .fourth-st.: Mrs Leonard Weber, NO. 20 "est
Forty -sixth.st Mrs. George Haven Putnam NO a4'
West Seventy -ffth-st; William steinway NO. ios rs'
rourtee uth-s: Richard Katzenmayer. No 90 Lloerls
- P.rdiuond Moty No I12 West Fifty -nintlrst
Ionls Wndmuller No. 20 Reade-stv and ii. CnnS'
Ma 90 Nassau.st and No. 1876 East sixteth-st'
ON Saturday afternoon the onnual doll sale III anu
NJ tina Virginia Day Nursery. under the patronage VA
Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge and other wellhnown aoes'
will be held at sherry's. There VIII be music aie'
moon and evening and lnfofulti uhfclhe'
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly gave an III
,er.stine entertainment Friday night IN the new IaI
Sndinas lust completed their place az Msoison,
j. Their nelg1oors IN Madison, horrls.own any anq
ibsr surrounding towns and their friends In New YOU
lad been looking forward 10 the affair for weeks, ana
invitations were accepted eagerly Tle barn dance, :.
II was called no ordinary anAT nel,n,r ,s I,
ven IN an ordinary building for the barn par Of IL
Tas so ieet by fifty feet and decorated VIII W.
vines larelleaf rarlands and the fruits OF tne hces
renr.entlpg the lsbo: OF Ten days or more 10 nake
,,s hinge structure comfortable stcam-iestlhs sPps
,aius was constructed for ne night ana an eecsre
% light the place Prom beam - beam there NUM-
rrarIands OF laurel and Georgia smllax, nom winch
sIeanled hundreds Of tiny electric lights Inc m nos
snsar effect was produced by festoons OF pumpAlns
which had been followed out and carved gro'ssaugTSS
n electric light being placed In each pumpkin. liz
huge posts which supported the roof we're covered wiz
branehes of spruce and pine, gayy col.Iea pamp ,s
gases ard Ct golden corn Rich rug "sv . caT
shout diving an afr of and conforl Inc cli,
90 90 house was transformed into dressing o1is suu
q Wing which will later be filed with stalls lof orses
a,swered for the supperroom, where AT many sniaa
ahres on which rested pumpkins filed with cnryssh
,hemnms and other fall flowers. Deimonlco server
s,iantisI supper Lander's band OF forty players AZ
s,a UunQarian musicians were stationed IN ,le isi,,
nS niaySd alternately. Mrs. Twonbiy receiver he,
,e aene Many drove fifteen or sixteen miles sna
vsry conveyance In town was put 70 use nnpef To- ~
invitations we're sent TO town. Mr.. and MIS- a"'n