New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
POSING FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.
TABLEAUX WANTS AT THE FIFTH
AVENUE THEATRE
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE bhNhrll
OF THE KINDERGARTEN AND PoTTED PLANT
ASSOCIATION THE PICTURES AND
THOSE WHO COMPOSED THEM

OF THE KINDERGARTEN AND PoTTED PLANT
ASSOCIATION THE PICTURES AND
THOSE WHO COMPOSED THEM
An artistic display of tabeaux vivants was given
yesterday afternoon in the Fifth Avenue Theatre
for the benefit OF the Kindergarten and fotted
Plant Association The entertainment drew together
many specta ors The pictures were arranged. and
the subjects posed by Herr Kilany assisted by the
portrait painters: a. Muer-Ury. Robert keid SIAN
icy Middleton. c. Il. Goodman. Verpanck Birney
and DE Costa Smith Nearly every seat in the or
chestra and the boxes filed The audience was
seated by the regular ushers Of the house assisted
by Reginald Henry Arnold y. L. Muller and Win
throp Mckm.
The entertainment began with monologue ny
Nile Prar- NORM followed by La Petite Marie In
several character sketches then came MISS Nett'e
Guy Crow. the "Ohi) Mockng Bird" and Victor
Herbert's 22d Regiment Band. Richard Mansfield
was to appear. but instead a Mr. Washington an
nounced that the actors physician had sent GER
tlficate saying that Mr.. Mansfield could not come
In his pace. Miss Anna Buckley His sang
Then came the tableaus, displayed In square
frame In the first picture. representing En-
Gagged" were Miss Louise Contencln and Miss
Eleanor Contencin The other pictures were The
Spanish Tambourne Girl" by Miss Helen Hicks;
Mime Recamlcr" by Miss Louise Parker; "cnar-
ity" by Miss Morgan: "Portla" represented by
Miss VI. Stanlayetta Titus; "carmen. by Mrs'
Francis Recommendations "a Ginsborough for-
trait" by Miss I.ouisc Shepard: "Mgnon by MISS
Elise Confencn: Madonna" by Miss Ticdeman
.'Vestlca Tuccia" by Miss Louise Parker; 'lrs, by
Miss Louise Contcncln: Fin du Livre. by MISS
Wcatherbee the Three Modern Graces.' by the
Misses Teleman and Miss Alexander; The Mar
nuse" bv Miss Claire Cohn: "PortraIt OF NuDenss
wife" hy Miss Es;olle Arnold "Trllby." posed by
ncr,nlsslon Of Mcssrs. Harper a. Bros. and n NJ
Palmer by Miss Morgan. "Sappho" by Mrs suit
ton Mrs Theodore Sutro IN a picture OF herself
and "The Evening star" by Miss Dorothy GIN
ton The Trlby picture, which was given with the
'Ren Rol," song: Engaged" Carmen ana IT'S
w.re probably the most heartily received by the
audience. .,,,,
The occupants Of the boxes were Mrs "hliam
Hamilton a cousin OF Mrs George Gouid' Mrs' f.
Johnson Nice Marguerite Pend.eton. Miss Charlty
Johnson and Mrs George Taylor. of New-BriShtoh'
: l.: Mrs John a. Livingston. Mrs AIDcrt Hoo-
erts Edwin d. Miner. Miss Woodwork, Mrs
Charles Davis Mrs. Fannie Blackhart. MISS AHcc
uolmes Frank corby. OF St Louis; Mrs. Carro
Fleming. MI and Mrs. James ANDERSON f ru-9'
Uarriott Miss Harriott. :. Carman Harriott "lf
and Mrs George Law. Henry g Trevor Sir- anu
rercc r. contencin Mrs II. Victor NewcomD MIS
Iohn y H. Arnold Mrs. Henry l.. Horton Nine
TahI~cotte Mrs James Lewis Mrs ChaiIcs
Wcatherbee Mrs. Edwin Garsia Miss Harsia' Mt Mt
Cr.nyiIle Winthrop Mrs. Isaac Lawrence. Mrs
n''r,.,n Miss Fav Mrs Coin. Miss Coin, MS
Emu Root. R,linald Jafray, Mrs. j. G. Falconcr
Miss Falconcr Mr. and Mrs Sanford S al,uhs Mrs
Charles Oelrichs Mrs. Hiram Clcayer kroch MIS-
I r. Franklin Mrs. Pailari Miss l.. {. kapel!yeat,
Miss May Wadron. " B9taasl, IN, IN, en urvsh
consuGeneral and Senior Baldasano tne sPan'S "a
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