New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
DANCING TO PAY A DEBT.
AIDING THE CHRISTMAS SOCIETY.
RALL GIVEN IN THE GARDEN BUILDING
so,r OF THOSE WHO WERE THERE.

aAIL GIVEN IN THE GARDEN BUILDING
soNE OF THOSE WHO WERE THERE.
,,o toIl in aid OF the Christmas Society which has
-, considerably discussed for the last three weeks
", Mace last night In the amphithcatre of tho
,,d,son SQUARE Garden Building. This ball was
~ clear the indeb edness Of the society incurred
=. tho festival held for the poor children OF New
- I'm The Garden last Christmas, when toys ana
n,nrs which delight ,dl children were distributed
'onr many who otherwise would have iad du1
srasy This society was organized mainly through
~. .eorts OF Oliver sumner Tcall, who assumed the
,,re Indebtedness OF the festival as well as tile
Management OF the ball OF last night. lie found
~ n, his personal friends ready to aid him IN the
~ndsr,ahing Many Of them took boxes and many
Us houcbt tickets. The ball differed little from any
Lii organized public ball for charity, and was
..d.,lsd after the annual charity ball which has
-, a feature of New York society for many years.
IN. amphitheatre arranged as 1t was for the
h.rtv hall OF January g. a drop curtain cut on the
rorrth.av end OF the amphthcare, reducing
.ss immense dancing floor by one third The
az" r.s excellent LENDERS orchestra OF fifty
.,c,ans WAS stationed in the balcony on the south
,ao of the garden, and Cheeseman's on the opposite
"a. They played dance music, doing away with
na old style promenade so that there was absolutely
=. cessation from dancing supper was served
"a carte for those who desired II ir the restaurant
=. Twenty iXthSt. corner OF inc DillolhR' uilS
,o,nv departure from the ordinary custom OF supper
:. Nxed price. though by M means so reasonable
-. one who desired substantial meal. Supper was
,voh by Mo<;rath. the garden caterer. who was
,,,mery steward Of the Jockey Club. The ball was
. late one and 1t midnight before 1t was well
-, rsy There was 10 formal opening with a
Grand march.
Mr.. Tear was assisted by the following floor CON-
mittee : ,.,
tr Natl oil
r Inrraham James Arden Hartman, James Bliss
Tounsend Francis IIegeman sutton, Wortingfon
wn,ebolse II. Archie Pe De Forest Manice. j. Cainch
smith Charles 5. Boyd. Harry b. Taylor Walter >.
C1,rk Uerloht l.. GARRISON, William Tiffany, William
nmncan Preston. Edward Lcyba. W. E. d. Stokes
Henry S. Redmond. Reginald De koven, Leon Marie
stacey Clark George Nassar jr., Charles r. Eeodcs'
r A. Van Rensselaer,. schuyler Schiefelm, Albert NJ
pscnv ". p Wainwright tr.. Edward C. Center
Iosn wilson IT, W. T. Zen, Van Rensselaer, COesweii'
onward Gilbert schermcrhoGn. George H. s"ihVah'
a;eorve Lawrence Myers, Z. Percy Bramweii' JONI
Iancdon Ervlng J. Langdon Schroeder, montgomery
Strong william Hude Nelson, David wotherspoh'
Alexander Stewart Webb George Lombard HolS'os'
Arthur =. schermerhorn. James Randall Dunn George
H. Woolsey J. Philip lenhsW, '' Lec i"'i'' W
Gilbert Thebaud.
rns boxes were held as follows: 3. Ernest IL.
ounther: A. Mrs. Charles H. Childs; ., waiter o.
losan: g. Mrs. Robert W. Aborn Z. Richard 'armah'
W A. H. Stafford: Q. +. NJ. Brown; 10. Robert
Graves: H. c. c. worthington; II. Mrs. Wes'ervet'
"a. Alexander D. Shaw IA Richard Peters To- D.
s.avsr nage: 10 W. J. Tngue; Il, Arthur c. EVEN :
"a NJ J. NJ Cavalos; 10, Lloyd Asplnwall; 20
wy,Nsn IL Catlin: 81 Nathaniel c. Reynal: d. Oliver
sumner Teal: g. Thurlow Weed Barnes; "a, Eisha
dyer. IT,: 25. Frank l.. Hail. 90. John Z. furmah'
a. william E. d. Stokes IS. James NJ Waterbury :
90. Z. y. Dlclerson; 80. Reginald IL. "aro OIL
william R. Grace 30, Leon Marie 81. Mrs. paVid H.
as Charles E. Pell; SO, william JAY 81. Alfred H.
Conklin: 49, Hermann Oelrichs 80. Mrs. ID. w.
Ruckbee; 90 Lispenard stewart: Al, W. Rooniph
W1nslow: 40 Frank 5. Wiherbee: AZ. MIS-. D. kuppeit
a. James Arden Hartman; A., NJ. X. 'ro"e' fo
Theodore Frelinghuysen; ~, Charles T. Roe, 40
BENJAMIN Wood 40, Mrs. G. A. BoSh'on %. D. au"
"a John wilson; 81. E. Berry WALL o". mrs
McK,nstry; IS, Charles 4. Gerlach, 100 Charles
osborn: 1902 Charles Graef LOG, c. W. Enelis' First
tier, 4, E. A. Smith,
Among those present were -,
Miss Harrison, Of Virginia. William A. Pratt Mr.
end Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr.. Mr. and Mrs LLOYD Asp'n
wall, Dr. and Mrs. La Motto. u s. A. Miss Dolores ae
Riya jose fe Rivas MAJOR r. j. Hicks, heuVhah' ~
gehe D. Ryan U. S. N w. S. Andrews' Noonei ana MIS-
Roo Mr. and Mrs William jay. Mr.. and Mrs James
N Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs REGINALD il. Ward. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Ceballos Mr. and Mrs Hermann oeriehs,
Mr. and MIS- Frank S. wltherbee. Mr.. and Mrs David
H. King. Lspenard Stewart James Arden Hartman
Mrs Teall Miss Annie Webb Colonel Z. V. Sumner.
T. s A. Reginald JaiYray Mrs Perkins, Miss Perkins,
Mr. and Mrs c. Lawrence Perkins, William T. D..
STOKES Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ormiston, Mr. ana
Mrs Mccormick Of Chicago; the Rev. John Mccormick
! Leo Taller E. A. Crowninshcld, Mr.. and Mrs William
Allen Virginia Miss Helen f. Glenn OF Cheihns"
Hiss Helen ptkIn Of Orleans Alfred Hennen Nor
,,s a, wes,ebester Mr. and Mrs Charles Elliott Pill.
Charles waosworth and Miss wadsworth. OF Geneseo'
n Y; Mrs Wilbur A. Bloodqood. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Marie Mr. and Mrs J. Rupert Miss RUPERT ana Jsoo
Ruppers jr. Mr. and Mrs wsltr S. Logan. Mr. and
Mfs Westeryet Miss Alice Loring OF Boston, Dr. Robert
Wylie Miss s w. James OF Ogdensturg ~ y ;
Theodore Freiing Frank L. Hail. Nathaniel Reyna
Jehn c. Furman, j. Seaver Page, James >. GARRISON
Captain r. L. Hayes Mr.. and Mrs. ). sahiora Sa,.o'
O,;sndo NJ Ha,per A. c. Ounce Robert w. Taller
Wendell Goodwin, Louis wormser, Z. b. Foote and
Theodore Sutro.