New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
TO AID THE MONTEFIORE HOME.
SUCCESS OF THE YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN's LEAGUE BALL
BALLET OF THE JUDGMENT OF PARis' 4
BRILLIANT sPEcTAcT.E-MANY PROMINENT
PEOPLE Is THE BoxEs-PRlzEs FOR
CHILD ESsAYIsTs ANNOUNCED.


Formed for the purpose Of aiding the Montehors
Home, the Young Ladies and Gentemen's League.
an organization comprising many hundreds Of char.
itaby inclined Hebrew residents OF this city. has
justified its yer brief existence by contributing
several thousands OF dollars TO the support OF tho
Home. In celebrating the third anniversary OF their
society last night with ball AT Carnegie Music
Hall the members OF the League easily surpassed
all their previous efforts for the benefit Of the Home.
There was an attendance Of fully three thousand
and It estimated that the League will have
something like SO 600 hand TO the institu-
ton
The pleasure Of the guests was confined not alone
TO the dancing. Among many varied attractions
Of the evening was the performance upon the moor
of the hall OF a NEUROLOGICAL ballet founded upon
the Judgment of Paris. and under the direction OF
Professor Augusta Francioli. The ballet was given
with appropriate spectacular effects. and the lead
ing characters supported by about seventy
five supernumeraries. The dance music was supplied
by Schwab's orchestra. and the promenade music
by the It'll Regiment Band
Among the holders Of boxes were VI. ". Mendel,
G. A. Kessler, !. BIumenthal. Louis Stern. Freed
Brothers. G.. c. Dreyfus. Charles Volt. Selmar
Hess J. II. Schin. s. Lehman B. J. Ludwig. 8.
Borg. A. Wolf s Neustadt. NJ Guggenheim Ma
than and Leon Ifrsch l.. Steinam, p Kleeberg.
NJ T. Lesser. Isidor Straus. ". Ot,inRer. H.
Barnard X. Mandell, VI. Friedsam. A. J. Bach
Mark A. Rogers s. Sachs. s. Loeb. Leopold Stern.
Isaac Stern. s. Schafer S. Untermeyer. l.. Levi.
sohn. s Fried. Marcus A. and David Bettman. /.
Runkel r. De I.eeuw and G. W. Lederer.
other prominent people present included the FOL.
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. B. uhlman Nj and MIRA
g. Poor Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Runkel. Mr. and Mrs. J.
S Bernheimer. Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Buttenwesser.
Mr. and Mrs 10 Fox Mr. and Mrs \. Kridel. Mr.
and Mrs. r. Guggenheimer, Mr. and Mrs L. a.
Heinsheimer Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien l. Bonheur.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Oppenhemer. Mr.. ard Mrs J.
Hlrsch Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Lauterbach. Mr.. and
Mrs J. OHenbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goldman,
Mr. and Mrs " J.. Erlanger. Mr. and Mrs. simon
Schafer. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ickelheimer, Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Simon. Mr.
and Mrs. VI. Greenebaum. Mr.. and Mrs $ kaz,
man, Mr. and Mrs II. Bulge. Mr.. and Mrs u.
Liebnan Mr. and Mrs. Lemuei +. Quisg. Nj ana
Mrs Job T. Hedges Mr.. and Mrs John Jeroloman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Andrews. Mr.. ard Mrs JUG.
Mrs Commissioner Parker. Mr.. and Mrs COMMITS
sioner Waring. Mr. and Mrs. Judge mccarthy, MI
and Mrs Recorder GoN. Mr. and Mrs. Commissioning
Plimley. II. Barnard II. Sommers. ;: Frank u j.
man. DR.. Eckstein. Cornelius Van .ott MISS \.
Greenebaum. Miss A. Rosenstine, Mss e. fon-
man Miss C. Hirsch Miss H. Lehman. Ms X
Fox Miss G Schafer Miss r.. BernheiTer. Ma- J.
DrevfIIs Miss NJ ,ioldzer Miss F. Buchbinder.
Miss A Rosenfeld Miss Il. Ensteln and the Misses
Fredenstein. 49,,
Admirable arrangements had been made by the
committee appointed for the purpose, the chairman
Of which was Lucien l.. Bonheur Some months
ago the League offered prizes 10 suhday.scnrooi
children for the best essay on Charity Inc
successful competitors were announced last night
in the following order OF merit: Rose Fox. Teinple
Rodoph Sholom; Fanny Neugass. Temple israel, o.
Harlem. Eva MAYER. Temple Bethel, and sylvia
la wrence, Portuguese Nineteenth Street Temple.