New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-01
OPENED BY THE GOVERNOR.
MANY WELI-KNOWN PEOPLE PRES
ENT-BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES.

ENT-BEAUT1Ftl COST MIS-.
Tho Charity oali Of the season OF 1895 will go
dowr In tho annals Of the list Of entertainments
given in aid Of the Nursery and Childs Hospital
as the most brilliant and successful III the sercS'
Carnegie Hall where the ball was held last night
presented very pretty appearance. even before
It filled with the gay crowd which occupe"
the dancing floor and the boxes ut midnight ~"
ballroom absolutely without any aru"''"
decoration OF any description save the WIN
CHARITY" In letters OF electric light. suspen"''
over the raised las at the south end Of the room
At the sides OF the room, under the FIRST TIER VI
boxes there were several Of chairs wh'ch
before the bal vas formally opened were hed''y
all occupied by handsomely dressed women an"
their escorts
1t was past 10 o'clock before there Was anything
ike crowd in the hall. except in the upper gar
lcry where nearly every seat was filed. iact
which tells OF an excellent sale Of Jingle admission
tickets Alexander ~ MADDEN. the chairman oi
the Floor Committee and his stan 81 aioS were W
hand cary. and after decorating themselves VIZ"
large red badges ana boutonncres oil purple VIZ"
set about their work with will. Mr.. Hhn"eh
lids -
George Hammond sullivan. \. 7. Montant, J. ..
Oakley Rhinclandcr J. Dunbar wright ''o'''
Dun Graham John q. Agar +. o. l'ahn"' .o' '''''''
de X. Whitehouse. Evert Jansen Neh"'''' '"' -
O'Connor. J. Morgan Wing. stuart WINE, W ,'','
rs Roome J. Clinton Spencer John : hoy'' I""''
hue Livingston 4 r. McIvaine, Samuel Auchni"'E
Tucker James W Gerard. James Barnes H. 'o'
ace Callatin John r Wainwright. }. SahIoIn
Barnes Elliot Schenck Clcrmont J.. 'larKsoi -.
A. Garrison. CHARLES y Apple'on' mn
Chaunccv ir McDougal Hawkes.. be FOR
est Grant. John + Faurc Phoenix IN
graham j. G. Phelps Stokes, Aioh~o
Potter william T. Aspnwan. Newhoh Motifs
Harry r Robbins. Geors, VI. Woolsey "rehN'"e
g. Winthrop. G. A. Van Rensselaer,. H. van orr
land Murray H. Strong. Maturin !" pe'a"'i', -
J. Clinch smith. Frederick 4. Dc!aiield Joseph J."
Delanell. IIamllt, Fish, ir, g. Heekin'h hoPP'"'
Harold Mccormick stanley Mccormick. Niiam
Brown Dinsmore IT, Richard s Satierlee. befoert
l. S,tterlec George H. Spencer. Jonn O. NeeSef
Arden NJ Robbins. George Robbins. william ="
Rib Hcth 1orton. ]. DE :. Trenholm ana Johh
Aspinwall Hadde1, jr.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOVERNOR AND MRS
MORTON.
Governor and Mrs. Morton arrived at the nan
shortly before 10 O'Clock They were met AT 'he
entrance by Mr. MADDEN and escorted to inc
patronesses ROOM where they remained un'il me
procession was formed in the outer corridor. GOV
ernor Morton who chatted with several irieh'S
was soon Joined by the officers OF MS stan WIZ
appeared in full dress Uniform
The guests and patroncsscs were slow in afrN-
ing. and II was nearly 1879 O'CLOCK VIM"
Bernstein's Orchestra began the overture 10
"pobespierro." but before the preliminary concert
was finished Mr.. Hadden began to form The pro
cesson and at 1910 o'clock. to the strains OF the
Coronation March from "Le prophetc the me
headed by the chairman entered the la llro"u iIoi
| the western entrance door. Behind MI. ia lIth
came the members ~ his committee Then came
Governor Morton. with Mrs. Chester Gris"old ih'n
followed nc t;overnors stan then General Mn.s
with Mrs Morton. then tn" Generals tnr"c hii7
Ilcuienauts Frank Michlcr aniMarion i, Maus ana
| captain r. l.. Huggns, then tonmoioir ,'ri.l
with Nh. John Jacob Astor. 'ommodoir Sl,hrI
and Mrs. Goddard George d. Forest win MI
Rcrw!ud General Tracy v!th Mrs. Eia.tus '.ih-
! ing J. y de J. Whtchuu-" with Aiff. J.. J. gay
! lies Then followed the Nursery Board OF Man
ayers and their escorts
| Marchne 20 the south emil OF tho room tho Gov
.ruor ami MIR ';rI-w0lI a-rendcI the dhis. the
ladlcr and gentlemen following. iormius ih"ius'f'-
on either side The orchestra struck ~ ihr ltiD'f
| and the Charity Ball ~ 1880 WAS formally opened
The music programm" Wa 49, follows
overture tfnIs-prrre' ..-....... .i.t ~
Fantastic, = A,4Ci' ....... J.. Hti.'