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This article highlights the Young Fellows Ball that was held at the Frick Collection in New York.

Highlights the preparations for the Costume Institute Ball in New York City. List of celebrities at the ball; Contributions of the "Vogue" editor Anna Wintour to the event; Price of the tickets.

Focuses on the Quadrille Ball for American single professionals in New York. Presentation of the debs; Strategy to attract recruits; History of the ball.

Presents photographs of and comments about senior proms of White Plains and Nazareth Regional High Schools in New York, New York. Cost of the prom; Amount of time spent preparing for the prom.

Relates the author's experience on the essence of debutante balls and dance parties in New York. Opportunity for businessmen to sell their products to the debutante's family by gaining her trust; Creation of social connections important for career and business success; Development of a respectable reputation in the elite society.

Photographs of celebrities who attended several events in New York City in 2013 are presented which include Selena Gomez at 8th UNICEF Snowflake Ball sponsored by Mikomoto, Katie Lee on the relaunch of The Institute skin care brand, and Leslie Cornfield at the 15th annual ball of Food Allergy Initiative.

Several photographs featuring the attendees of the UNICEF Snowflake Ball, held in Manhattan, New York City in December 2008, are presented.

The article reports on the presence of Black Eyed Peas lead singer Fergie at the 34th Annual Beauty Ball of The Est&eaucte;e Lauder Cos. which was held at Cipriani 42nd Street, New York City. Among the notable guests present at the event include Leonard Lauder, Evelyn Lauder and Howard Kreitzman of Bloomingdale's.

The article focuses on the La Pachanga Caribbean dance party which was held at the Palladium Ballroom in Manhattan, New York City. The event was attended by several New Yorkers, Puerto Ricans, and Cubans and cites the handkerchief-waving features in the party. Meanwhile, José Fajado brought the said dance to the state. Moreover, the variations of the dance is also mentioned.

The article features the redesigned Times Square New Year's Eve Ball in New York. Created and programmed by Focus Lighting, the Ball will reportedly use 100% light emitting diode (LED) technology. The project was designed by project lighting designer Christine Hope with Philips Lighting Company installing replacements of 9,576 Philips Luxeon LEDs.

The article offers information several events for families in September 2012 in New York. The pet adoption event Adoptapalooza on September 9 at the Union Square Park features training sessions, microchip stations, and vendor giveaways while the Moey's Back-to-School Princess Ball on September 15 features music, dancing, and Face Art by Melissa. Moreover, the Alley Pond Environmental Center's National Estuaries Day Festival on September 29 is dedicated to the coastal bays, sounds, and lagoons.

The article reports that the Children's Cancer & Blood Foundation (CCBF) will host a "Breakthrough Ball" benefit gala on November 1, 2011 at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. It notes that the ball gala was designed to honor Leyla Aliyeva, Muffie Potter Aston, and Buddy Valastro. Proceeds from the event will benefit children at the Division of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology of New York-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center.

The article offers information on the Utica Mayor David Roefaro's 2011 Charity Ball at the Radisson Hotel-Utica Centre in New York. It notes that Utica City School District's The Arts in Education program will benefit the proceeds from the event. It also profiles the Central New York Community Arts Council Inc. (CNYCAC), also known as The Stanley.

The article highlights the 21st annual Winter Ball held by the Museum of the City of New York.

The article reports on "Angel Ball," an event sponsored by Denise Rich to benefit the G&P Foundation for Cancer Research in New York City. The benefit drew approximately 3.3 million dollars. According to a guest, Joan Collins is seated with the royal family of Abu Dhabi. The article claims, Collins disregarded her tablemates and left after delivering her speech.

Highlights the Food Allergy Ball, a gala sponsored by the Food Allergy Initiative in New York City. Amount raised for research and development; Impact of food allergy on the lives of people; Description of the menu served.

Provides information on a party celebration at the salon building oft Riverside Drive in New York, New York on New Year's eve. Attire during the celebration; Expected guests; Performers during the celebration.

Presents the story of a New York suburban resident regarding his son's high-school senior prom. Observation that his son and his date seemed more at ease with each other than dates are supposed to be; Observation that his prom was more of a milestone to the parents than to the teenage son.

This article relates the author's experience of taking a course in ballroom dancing. The author with his wife had taken a crash course in ballroom to prepare for the Petroushka Ball, an annual charity given by the New York Russian community. But the three weeks had only left them with minimal skills. He decided to return to the local dance studio and sign up for a full course of instruction. The author learned that each dance has its own personality, its own particular appeal to the spirit.

Reflects on the second inaugural ball for President Bill Clinton, held at the Kennedy Center in New York City. Kennedy Center event being only one of the two balls to sell out; The seven minute long appearance of President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary; Comments on the event, such as the cash bar and lack of hip celebrities.

Presents photographs taken during the 12th Annual American Beauty Association's Beauty Ball and Charity Auction held March 8, 1997 at New York's Marriott Marquis Hotel. Attendees; Highlights.

The article describes the champagne reception that prefaced the annual ball at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. The author attended the event and met Marjorie Miller, a member of the Community Committee and the author of the prose poem. The Community Committee is an organization of about seventy women who raise funds for the museum's educational activities. Every year, the ball is timed to coincide with the opening of an exhibition or an addition to the museum.

The article relates the author's experience attending in the annual ball by the Brooklyn Museum to raise funds for the establishment in New York. The author with his colleagues went to the Auditorium Court, pausing on the way for a look at the exhibition of American illustration that accompanies the current Norman Rockwell retrospective. The authors met Merri Rosenberg and she took them on a tour around the Egyptian collection of the Museum and in the Fashion Theater.

The article discusses the author's experience of attending the First Annual Bell Ringer Ball for Mental Health held in New Year's Eve at the Grand Central Station in New York City. Bandleader Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians performed at the event. The Belle of the Ball, Jeannie Quinn, rang the large Bell Ringer bell.

The author relates the incidents that occurred during the New York Ball in New York City in November 1961 held in honor of another ball for Prince Edward of Wales in 1861. More than 3000 people attended the ball. In the 1861 event, a portion of the dance floor had collapsed causing about two hundred dancers to stumble including New York Governor Edwin D. Morgan. The Museum of the City of New York is the beneficiary of the event.

The article discusses the launch of Imperial Ball, an event that was named after an automobile and has ever since made a point of having a royal guest of honor for its non-royal guests in New York. The event has been attended by Prince and Princess Tomislav of Yugoslavia, the 1960 Imperial invitees. It has also discussed about different individuals present in the ball.

Statistics related to the 2013 Governors Ball are presented including the number ok daily attendance and the cost of a three-day pass.

Photographs of notable people who attended events in New York in 2013 are presented including Robert Pruzan at the Purim Ball of the Jewish Museum, Carolyn Englefield at the New York Botanical Garden, and Daniel Doctoroff at the annual awards dinner of the Citizens Budget Commission.

Photographs of several events held in New York in 2012 including the 22nd Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards, Williamtown Theater Festival's 2012 Benefit and the Eighth Annual UNICEF Snowflake Ball, are presented.

Photographs of several guests during the annual gala of the Dutchess County, New York Chamber of Commerce in Poughkeepsie, New York on February 4, 2012 and the 14th annual tuition dinner dance in Westchester County, New York on February 4, 2012 including Scott Wohl, Sam Simon, and Glen Fraser are presented.

The article offers information on the 2012 Dinner and Ball of the Kosciuszko Foundation which will be held on April 28, 2012 in New York.

The article offers information on the Met Costume institute Gala 2011 held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York city. Numerous Hollywood celebrities and fashion designers attended the ball including fashion designer Stella McCartney, and singers Rihana and Fergie. Also presented are several photographs of celebrities sporting designer wear including actress and singer Jennifer Lopez in a Gucci dress and actress Kristen Stewart wearing a Proenza Schouler costume.

The article discusses the highlights of the Brooklyn Artists Ball which took place at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City on April 27, 2011, according to artist and photographer Lorna Simpson. Simpson states that she was among those honored at the event, as were Zora Casebere, Sarah Jessica Parker, Liv Tyler and others. She explains that the forum honors contemporary artists of different genres, and is supported by private donations. She also describes events she found memorable, which include introducing her daughter to Parker.

The article presents information and photographs related to the 25th ball of the Museum of the City of New York, held in April 2011, in New York City.

The article offers information on the Kosciuszko Foundation's Annual Ball to be held at Waldorf Astoria's Grand Ballroom in New York on April 30, 2011.

The article discusses the accident model Lauren Hutton suffered while surfing in Hawaii in April 2009 and how it almost prevented her from attending the 2009 Costume Institute Ball at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Hutton was scheduled to attend the ball, which had a supermodel theme, with designer Michael Kors.

The article reports on the selection of "Today in New York" co-anchor Darlene Rodriguez as host of the 48th Annual Auxiliary Ball of Hudson Valley Hospital Center (HVHC) in New York. Accordingly, HVHC chief executive officer (CEO) and president John C. Federspiel stressed that they are thrilled and excited that Rodriguez has agreed to host the event. The author notes that the event will begin with a blacktie party, cocktails, and silent auction on October 18, 2008 at 5:30 in the afternoon.

The article highlights the fourth annual Winter Ball of the School of American Ballet which was held at the Lincoln Center's New York State Theater in New York.

The article offers information about the 2008 Heart Ball to be held at the Grandview in Poughkeepsie, New York on March 28, 2008. The Ball, to be hosted by the American Heart Association, will celebrate the outstanding Hudson Valley contributions to heart health and community involvement. It states that a black-tie optional affair is featured with reception, dinner and dancing and a live and silent auction.

A calendar of events for the New York area from June 9-17, 2007 is presented. The Surreal Ball will benefit exhibitions and programs at the Nassau County Museum of Art. To benefit the Development Disabilities Institute, the Golf Classic will be held at Pine Hollow Country Club. The Long Island Women's Agenda will have its annual dinner on June 13.

The article offers information on special events in Westchester County, New York in January 2007. These include a seminar on web site design with Andrea Bloome on January 18, a ball party by Westchester/Southern Connecticut Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel on January 19, and a seminar on improving sales and profit on January 23.

The article reports that the Warwick Healthcare Campus in Warwick, New York will hold its annual fundraising spring ball at the Sheraton Mahwah Hotel in New Jersey on April 28, 2007. The ball will benefit Saint Anthony Community Hospital's Emergency Department expansion. Activities include an Achievement Award presentation, cocktails, silent auction, dinner and dancing.

Focuses on the decision of school administrator Kenneth Hoagland to cancel the prom for the Roman Catholic-run Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale, New York. Concern of Hoagland of the safety of the students on the drinking of alcoholic beverages before and after prom night; Response of parents to Hoagland's decision; Thoughts of students on the cancellation of the school prom.

Shows photos from the celebration honoring Katherine Dunham on her 96th birthday. Background on Dunham, a dancer, humanitarian, and creator of the Dunham Technique; Former students attending the ceremonies at Riverside Church in New York City, including Ruby Streate and Dr. Glory Van Scott; Indication all guests wore white for the "La Boule Blanche".

Presents information on The Great African Ball to be held at the Roseland Ballroom in New York on April 29, 2005. Performance of musician King Sunny Ade; Description of the music of Ade; Highlights of the event.

Reports on the celebration of its 95th anniversary by the Amsterdam News. Description of the gala ball that was held at Lincoln Center's Allen Room in New York City; Those who attended the gala; How funds from the event will benefit the Amsterdam News Educational Foundation's program to create a digital archive of the newspaper's chronicle of African-American history.

This article presents a photograph of Gap girl Sarah Jessica Parker still enjoys the occasional night in white satin, wearing Narciso Rodriguez at the American Museum of Natural History Ball in N.Y.C..

Presents a calendar of events in Long Island, New York, scheduled for the period of October 2004 to December 2004. Dress for Success Nassau County gala and fashion show from Kay Unger New York; Harbor Child Care annual gala dinner; Bob Venero Children's Foundation annual costume ball fund-raiser; Mather Hospital thrift shop fashion show and luncheon; Islip Art Museum antique and collectible fair benefiting Carriage House Project Space.