New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
-rn Thomas colston Kinney ana

-, u,n. Thomas colston Kinney ana
lsreSx IN be two orchestras11dLrs
ssr orssili Seen secured follows: no. J, MIs'
ssss erxaSaos: No ? Gilbert C0d Sars and Mrs
J. FaySj George Arents: No O. Mrs. G.
gsks No 10 6 Mrs George }. Schermelrno 1,i,
slgMaTs Clarence n hyGe cav No. 10 Mrs.
Nscsnk' ,NSs no and Mrs George G. Boidt; NO ~,
sNt Hal; No IL MRS; , MaSn'I Ies ms
Ssps RoeniiIs De Forest Day; No 10, MIS-. henry
Mss 40 10 Howard = FTo'hMin rs AiIne TI
Trs' r. A. WIS e Anson r Flower: No %. D1T
-; No. H. MT No n John 6. Moore; No p.
usrrsii No %. Mrs. Nelson " Ei ueS' ~ ~
I'm Psrsn1 juilnard: No, =. Mrs Wiilam BaI
sNrs AZ, P3resident and Mrs. Hobart second
~ and ,eye been taken as follows: No - ME-
q, Hart Broyeri al N Mrs Thomas H. Browning
N kmeif Adams: No. g. Newoold Morris,
s. NE, George Ernest Fahys; NO. 81 hr Ho
ThOmass' 10 Wardwel; No. 81, Dan,s 81 ~ I lirs
yrs n c n 10. SO, Mrs. TIN: No 40; MIS- RS
: 81 urd No. a. MIS-; X 10 a. Dl %Ts Samuel
N c l The floor boxes have been clspose3 as
ADAMS Miss Hunt, I, Mrs AleTSneMsr rs ' an
sgDvs3 Mrs Charles FRANCIS Roe; - MS MIS- A.
~: c, e4S-. Mrs Joseph Suckney; +. Mrs A.
''strwind ~, L. -Westervelt; II. J. Borden Harrl-
| ,,iet, 6coIonel W II. Rowe. and L. MIS- Ben
n KnoweT6 boxes are to be had from Mrs =, Fred
! leg mnsrd No East Thirty hfth-st' Ilck S
f~tk D.
= he ball sHI sst Fleventh-st.. No &c Fifth-ave,
"a Il No 10 rMiftyy si and No. East Sixty
ssrS-st .Soso who will give dinner parties before
Irons t NV Mrs. Paget Mrs. William FanshaWe'
Ms A ,sAs Henry Dimock and Mrs. John oa!'e
SSri
so,o- Circles Of the German Lieder-
1ss "a Arion and Beethoven Mannerchor
bs'- s,ns5 10 get up the German Chafl'! Dali
slEs w. no generally known that the present
ma hos a German population which makes
N's-i0aa largest German-speaking city In the
the .v-. Germans in this city have ever beeh
EM'~ ,he,r kindly sympathy and active prac-
''e' .v y,.!once when any demand IS made upon
ga -. cbaritv The fondness OF the Germans
20 %, country for perpetuatng the customs ~
.'' r..ss-land shows itself particularly IN 'he''
~.v.,,ne the singing societies. 4Hese soOie''
e., ,hs German Liederkranz jung A'lo" "''T
i'AoN - vs,nerehor. form the centre OF social
'.r,v AT one Of the balls OF tne h"C'l''y-
N'',+ German Ilederkranz, William H. hIehAe
e. o. "' -, ,be other bachelor circles Jung
poetboven MaunerchOr. should unite
An0A co. and eve one large ball. devoting the
ins' .a.,roi,. ~ German charity. This idea
mediate support. and the first bail was
'''D1 ,..o,,eh late in the season. az the LenoX
sHs~ ,ot,,e a return Of $500. William II.
-. ives president The second year the pan
n,is at the Metropolitan Opera House anu
- II Rurghard was elected president Inc
-, festure of this ball was the orchestral CON
~ !. one hundred and nifty men. CONDUCTED ny
- so,sl The third year In consequence o' '"e
=, the Metropolitan opera House the pan was
- :, the Madison Square Garden Inc ainouH'
s-.-,hr,ed In this the banner year was over
800 The nrincipal feature Of this ball was 'he
,,s-ion Of an honorary committee COMP 'SlNs
,.s,,e men In German business life. Os""iu "
.,sorfer Was elected honorary president NV
.~.-,h hall took place again at the Madison square
c.,6sn and s. 900 was distributed as the result
me fifth ball also was given at the Manson
ssus-e Garden and $500 was gained Inc ~, slAsn
|ss1 took place In the metropolitan opera 49,, 49,
La over 800 was given 20 charity IN lhat 49,
r. seventh han given at the same place. realleu
ibou; $500 The eighth bal. gwen az ' ~ abolit
Ian The ninth this years, bal! VIII taKe PlaVe
# the Metropolitan opera House, on Feoruar3 -
ne officers being as follows: OsWa!a '.enStr,
|i,,orary president Anton c. g. Hupiel pFesuell.
r~bsr Ciilis treasurer. Charles Forster RECORDING
|sefsry. Charles F Nollmer, CORE spondihg secrt-
49,. Robert c. KammeIer. chairman BOX CON
-e,ss- oscar r Weber chairman Press Commit
Ye Charles Forster. chairman fatroh SonlIli..ee
|ndolph ] Schaefe~, chairman Music Solhihit.ec
hank Brickelmaer ehalrhan ~ SI
6nstantin Lucius chairman flnehSe SUiI'' Is sere
|Nehard T. Krackowlzer chairman catering I'm
rHee Charles i Nollmer, chairman IohSe Oh
|rti.4. Joseph Hslk chairman Printing commit
r. and Edward NJ Burghard, chairman Chari'y
consequence Of the spanish-American war
|frticular attention will be paid TO awakening
H. patriotic feelings Of the people. and the dance
gsctons well as the pronounce music nave
IN especially arranged 10 further this idea.
Il W. prominent opera singers have been asked
/ . ,se part in the opcning po.onaise Inc pan
| " be opened by Mrs. Adam Weber ana anton
&C Hupiel
The Merry Wives Euchre Club which meets on
~ second and fourth Friday afternoons OF each
.mth will have its annual game and dance a. at
Ssry's on the evening Of February y MRS BEL
tn j. Rogers IS president Of the cub.
Ms John Elderlin entertained Mrs. Russell Sage
u luncheon on Wednesday. Those present were
MEMBERS OF the Emma Willard Association, and
.iuded Mrs Allen c. Washington, Mrs. Charles
I simmons Mrs. ]. R0meyn Mallory. Miss st.
Iohh Mrs Franklin Fyles Mrs Charles W Bar
hs Mrs N l. Baxter and Mrs. Elijah }. Patti
~ The luncheon CARDS were pholosIapIiis ., 81
lls Sage on pink satin ribbon, the association
UlM.
Yesterday afternoon was devoted TO receptions,
III theatre and opera matnees and the first meet
Hg this winter Of the Badminton Club, at the
Berkeley Armory in West Fortyfourth-st The
Reception Committee IS composed Of Amory s Car
| -lA :. D. oakley khinelanQeri Jonn J. w am
y-ight Barclay Ward KOuntze. Rowland Pell and
| Alman de T. Whtehouse. There was very full
| attendance Of members. and some spirited playing.
LAlsE in the season there Will be several interest
| 70 tournaments.
II the evening there were several dinner parties,
sNceDtion and dance by Mr. and Mrs James l..
ssese at the formers studio. In West Sixteenth
| H. and several theatre parties.
| Nh George Washington Holland gave a large
| s'sp;ion al her home in Fifth-ave. The decora-
rs we're entirely Oriental IN character. Mrs Hol-
| Aaa was assisted IN receiving by Miss Harrington
| saa Mss Dolph. each wearing an Oriental gown
| IN Charles Thorley and her daughters. Mrs.
vsfsln and Miss ThOrley gave reception al
''l home No go West Seventy-second-st
| ~s Oliver II. =. Belmont gave q dinner party
AZ night at her home, No. CT Fifth-ave., in honor
. Ter son. William k Vanderbilt. jr and his
-sn'ee Mss Virginia Fair. The other guests In
S 1a:ss Mrs. William Aston. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
N, x'hs Nj. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mr. ano
" NJ = AacCarthy the child volinist, played and
." bsfd sang.
O. 81 Georges Protestant Episcopal Church
vT'~ehl Square, az noon yesterday Mrs. Mary
| san Livingston. daughter Of the late Thomas
N'shsr and sister % Mrs George Gray Ward
M, 'as married 20 II Mason Raborg, Of this city
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