New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
KADER'S BEDTIME Time :.
SP. NJ; UP AT $3.50
,ced Austrian Emperor Re
= iains Coed Health by
Keeping Early Hours,
sOIREE DANSANTt
At HISTORIC CASTLE
,.,cis Joseph. in Red Court UNI
l,rm. Looks Astonishingly
Fresh and Pleased.
...-- 10 ne rrlhuno

. no IfiA'NII'
r,h .-The Austrian kais''
.,,. .r good health. Notwithstsnd-
.,.r,ss.ne wears. he has begun
b, ruune in longer workins
- .,, .t.cs Al $50 O'Clock. instead
~ .,ocb every moroins. and rs at MS
.,,-e dawn Die has a iight breaN-
80 o.r'oeh. and then works steadily
-. ~.or with only half an hour
bis rrvate grounds 20 relieve ms
-" ,N o'clock an The lights IN MS
~, APARTMENTS are out and he mas
...s5 'or che night
,,,rSe dausantc with which tho hm-
r-src.e Joseph entertained the
Oh. historic Castle Of Schoen-
H- I'll. oeck was brilliant spectacle.
che FIRST court entertainment for
y, years. and therefore not oniN the
....c CORPS but the leaders OF Vienna
u-re cage 20 attend As rule
-. official dance IS given every WIN
no VIENNA burg. bat the state
-,er-s 40 Scnoencrunn. when are
uit-o.t an equal for splendor and
..-.e.f associations. are wellnign never
- To- any Dix affairs
=. ,,iace uas maEnifcenty decorated
... occasion The court assembled
..,,.l .o Tho Marie Valerie apart
md tre Masters guests in the
-..,.osos-tmonte The rooms were lined
=, Austrian bodysuards in medieval
..,,-,.. ~ red and silver with white
!, Rs $50 all the guests had arrived
!, 10 court was in readiness
r-,,s Alfred won Montenuovo, FIRST
- N the ceremonies. in a cream and
IA uniform. appeared at the Marie Val
.,s-fmants and. after knocking the
- 30 NJ bis Office on tho floor 10 OBJ
Glance announced the Emperor. His
-...,r ir red court uniform. looked
,,.-shircir fresh and pleased. He
- before TIE couut adics. SHOOK
49,, -,er wa ked 90 the private pink
-. v.erN be- received Mrs. T. &. Pen
AZ vie NJ the American Ambassador
-, wrs Dlmaine. wife OF the French
,-.,u,eor Mrs Penfeld wore mag
Ami white satin dress trimmed with
y VENETIAN lace and embroidered sold.
a,s curt mantle of red velvet lined
,es-re Her Jewels were universally
t--.d though the Austrian court a.
90. & known 10 own the finest display
yvtls in Europe.
1-vvate audience which the Emperor
.r rsrted m Mrs Penheld lasted about
E-nrnc
r,.t m, court. which he held in a circle
rus,a by the Archduchess Iits. A.
~, every member OF the imperial and
rri family now in Austria was al
sasnsrunn that night. Many arch
"A. and archduchesses travelled from
s,r provincial seats 70 attend.
rr,.5rssses were most gorgeous. Never.
rss In me most luxurious times OF Marie
T,sss or Joseph H. was the Austrian
,sr 50 splendid as II appeared at the
sto.rbrunn dance When dancing Re
ar ne tango was strictly banned. also
e wearing n colored wigs There were
fIu queries regarding the tango and
,,ssi as many concerning wigs were sent
Prince Won Montenuovo. The lack OF
rs,r SHOWN Dr. the veteran Emperor
tsncss has often been bitterly crit
NJ IN me Younger circles o. the court.
sfsasly by tho Younger archduchesses'
rhoss veins thoroughly Niennese blood
'rL which naturally means love OF
2,crg
q New Years Day the Emperor TO
r1st one Of his favorite granddaughter
" Afchouchess Ilta. who. according 10
Asr.sn custom. was allowed 10 express
rah To- the nov year The archduch-
~ after obtaining the imperial promise
rsi her wish would he fulfilled. be IT
IA i might. said. 81 would like YOU TO
~ dance ar Schoenbrunn.'
Ne Emperor smiled and shook mis- head
- subsequently relented. The dance
7" such wonderful success that the
'rsfof mas decided 10 give = ball every
vie just before Lent at his historic
ei.au