New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS.
CROWDS AT THE KUNcTLERFTST.
LAVISH APPLAUSE eREErs THE BEAUTIFUL

LAVISH APPLAUSE GREETS THE BEAUTIFUL
| TABLEAUS-soME or THOSE PRESENT.
The artists Of New York have long enjoyed reputa
| don for planning beautiful entertainments. Tho
kuensterfest at the Carnegie Music Hall last evening,
only enhanced that reputation The great room of the
hall was decorated with palms and flowers. which
added to the attractive picture presented by lovely
| women and beautiful gowns. At 8 O'Clock when the
music OF che Hungarian band announced the opening
Of the feast the house filed with men and women
waiting anxiousy for the coming tableaus, dancing
and songs.
The series OF beautiful tableaus introduced by
Goethe Apotheosis." 1t was followed by the Angels
Sercnade,' with singing by Miss Hallenbeck and Mrs.
Dean; Diana" with the minuet Ia Trianon'; "a
Veslasquez," a StudioP "St Cecilia" winter
sport" Priscilla and John AldenD "A Garden Party
Columbia and "LTmproyisateur' They were ar
ranged by Heinrich Baerer Walter Satterlee, Percy
Moran, w. VI. Chase, Joseph Keppler J. Wells Champ
ney, August D. Turner, {. Y. Turner, Leon
Moran, Louis Moeler, Helmuth Meyer and
Louis Wlndmuler. Between the tableaus there
were songs by the UcderfIanz and AriOn societies
and dancing, in which many of the people joined
Long outbursts Of applause rewarded the artists for
their successful efforts TO please the hundreds Of Wis
itors A loan exhibition Of paintings in the foyer
added too the interest of the entertainment, which
lasted until the early hours of the morning.
The proceeds of the festival went toward paying
debt incurred by the artists during the Washington
Centennial celebration in this CITY, and toward erecting
a monument to Goethe. About 900 will be at the
disposal Of the monument committee.
Among the patroBesses, most Of whom occupied
boxes, were:
Mrs T.. Elery Anderson, Mrs. General D. Butterhed,
Mrs. William c. Banning Mrs. Edward Behr Mrs. HAL
II. Boyesen, Mrs. R;bert Black Mrs. c. +. Berry.
Madame Batazz, Mrs. Fanny Barrow, Mrs. @. NJ Vom
Baur, +. Bernuth Mrs H. Bulge Mrs. S. Borg,
Mrs. Julius Catin Mrs c. f. Clark Mrs George O. Clan-
sen, Mrs. II. Cit Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depcw, Mrs Louis
f. Dommerich r. de Ia Espr!ella, Mrs. Guido Eek
Mrs. d. l.. Ensten Mrs. William Einstein, Mrs. c. f.
Fairchild Mrs. Ashbel L. Fitch, Ms w. T. Grace Mrs
Charles Gudet Mrs. Charles f. Havemcyer Mrs. Th@o-
dOre Holman, Mrs A S. Hedelbach, Mrs. albert Hen
drcks Mrs. Robert c. Ingersol, Mrs. H. de Jcnge Mrs
Dora Wheeler Keith, Mrs Joseph keppler, Mrs. j.
Knoblauch Mrs. Percival Bnauth, Mrs. +. p Kin
rcut Mrs. j. Limburger Mrs. L. Iauterbaeh'
Mrs. Seth Low Mrs Albert Looming Mrs Alfred Lleh'
tensteln Mrs. Edward Moran, Mrs. Consul c. b. Mar
Mrs. L. hamburg Mrs. William s. opdyke, Mrs Herman
OeIrlchs Mrs George Haven Putnam Mrs. John i.
Puuke Mrs George D. Prescott Mrs. Wheeler H. Peck.
ham, Mrs j. RUPERT Mrs. August Rutten' Mrs oscar
L. Richard Mrs. Marie l.. Ranke, Mrs. William stem
way Miss Shurz Mrs Jacob H. Schih, Mrs Jesse Scg'
man Mrs Hermann Schaus, Mrs Theodore SutrO, Mrs
Roswell NJ. Shurten Mrs. f. NJ. Scott, Mrs j. Schmd,
Mrs j. Stern George f. Victor Mrs Henry Willard
Miss NJ Volkmann Mrs. Anna WoerishoGer, Mrs. Louis
wndmuler Mrs Leonard Weber, Mrs Everett T. Wheecf'
Mrs Gefardes II. Wynkoop, Mrs. NJ. f. Wendt Mrs
John Hood Wright Mis-. q. IL. Wetzar. Mrs. Can1aee
Wheeler, Mrs Willard p. Ward.
The patrons were A., 49,.
Andrew Carnegie, William Stcinway Ferdinand MoA.
Edmund c. Stanton Louis Windmuler. Theodore He'll
man. Morris Reno Richard Katzenmayer, Heinrich Holl
uer, Frank Van Der Stueken and Waiter Domrcsch.