New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
At LITTLE DRE4MLAND.
Frank Gould and Natalie Bishop
Rule There as King and Queen.

Their Most High Mightinesses the King and
Queen OF Little Dreamland having gracious!y con-
senred 10 hold court al the home Of Mrs Robert
Hewitt Ardsley-On-the-Hudson, for the benefit OF
-he Children's Guild Of the Robins Nest the sum
rer home for crIpples at TarryJown, I'VE hundred
people went pay their respects 70 the royal
couple
Their uaajesties received their loyal subjects under
a tree In al upper corner Of the grounds. where a
temporary throne room vas shut of by screen Of
red. white and blue bunting. The king and queen
Frank Gould and Natalie Bishop, sat on high
backed carved oak chairs on richly carpeted dals
and with their encourage OF pages ladies' and gen
rlemen IL waiting, ambassadors and AMBUSH
dresses they made extremely picturesque scene
The Queen q dainty maiden OF six summers,
with mass OF fair fluffy hair. = gown OF
silver spangied gauZe, with train az silver MORE
pink coral necklace and e golden crown. The
King who is only ave years DID, had On robe OF
white and gold. with train OF royal purple vel
vet. bordered with ermine-
we only made II this morning" observed the
Queen mother Olrs- Edwin Could. as she fastened
q crown upon the royal head. and the same
eoi many Of the other costumes.
On either side OF the royal pair stood two little
pages (Kenneth and Colin McClure) In white and
blue. and al their feet the court Jester Roger
Benjamin) II the usual parti-colored costume OF
yellow and blue On the steps O. the throne.
the left. sat the ladies in waiting. II white gowns
with blue trains, golden coronets. wells and
feathers. These were Dorothy Black Sylvia
Brown. Helen Bull and Fredrica Bull The gentle
in waiting. Bobby Powell. Robert Masters and
Albert Shaw. stood al the right il black coats
white knee breaches and powdered wigs.
From the steps OF the throne 10 tire door OF the
throne room carpet spread, and on either side
OF il ranged the ambassadors ana their wives
Carl Aoller and Enid Eallett represented Turkey.
Edwin Gould and Caranl Carroll. America and
George Dickinson and AdelIne Townsend. France.
The other countries o. the world have no repre-
sentstlves. il spears. At the Little Dream
land.
The guests were announced by Warwick Todd in
black velvet and white pluIned hat and the preseu-
tstiols were made By the ambassadors and their
wives. When woman appeared an ambassador
Stepped FORWARD, mace tnfee curIsies and conducted
her 10 the steps OF the throne, men being pre-
senteo by the ambassadors. The women were *
bow and both 10 retire from the royaI presence
backward. oGt most Of the people presented boldly
turned their backs the throne after preseuta non
ana retired as from the presence Of ordinary NOR
The Queen received all salutations with gracious
smile and inclination OF the head. but the KING
pslo no attention 70 them, and looked II the
MAJESTY was. IA fact not al all well and was
ony when q plate Of ice cream was presented By a
was observed to brighten
,Titza1ool an no1r OF presentations, herald
s 80 ZIi; ~ cared n the gaIo Of Rough
H. ag ~GlIceG sAat ne court was over Tor
drawn o. Ruth Moller ana made a tour Of ths
grounds scattering flowers as they went The
court followed the carriage on foot and the royal
inEslclats tthe band % Squadron A. preceded f.
ne A-ng and Queen entertained their guests
Win q great variety OF amusemenLs. almost too
numerous 70 mention. The royal games were pre-
sided by Mrs r c. Brown Mrs Upton Hal
1eu and Mrs Alice Rowan. assisted by group
% Italian German Arabian and Japanese girls
nHan1eE' Dorothy Brown. Marjory Ha!Iett, Phyllis
SIONn Peggy Zinsser and CaUha-iIe Satteriee-
MS. Charles George MOlieT, jr presided over the
so-ealled pony races though there was no racing
hle hac under her command lot of boys and
siTls who were ready for q consideration 10 drive
'tler boys and girls twice around the racetrack.
tSuth Moiler. Folly. had her pony decorated
YIN wheat. and Jack Zinsser. 5 a Rough Rider,
Was turned out IN red. white and blue Miss
Nlclet Townsend. flower girl. wreath
o. roses and had her carriage decorated with pink
1oDcns Robert lngeTso Browns pony and cart
Aefe decorated with wild flowers and Kenneth
loco had a green and white turnout Ralph
y atll.-ssen mad pair OF ponies decorated with
rcd paper flowers and the Misses Maisie and Au-
@lsta BISHOP sold chances donkey and phae-
son contributed by Mrs. James Bishop They took
n siy curing the afternoon. Mrs. Bishop herself
Snslng chances for each one OF the Robins az the
The proceeds Of the affair. which arranged by
-alsS fs'SslF hewitt president OF the Children $
guild w;l De used 10 buy a piano for the Robins
Nes; ana 70 endow q bed IN Derpetufy FOR The
Childrens Guild. Miss Virginia orion president OF
tGe ROoin Nest and Miss Helen NJ. Gould were
among those present.