New-York tribune., 1905-03-03
JUNIOR LEAGUE PLAYERS
People IN Society See amateur The
at,icals for Settlements Benefit.

The fifth annual entertainment of the Junior
League, for the beneht of the College and other
settlements, was given yesterday afternoon and
evening at Carnegie Lyceum. Both performances
were crowded to the doors by friends and patrons
OF the league. Three playiets and dances consti-
trted the entertainment. 1t vas remarked by
many in the audience that cast and plays were
the best that society amateurs have profered in
many years.
The first play comedy in one aet was The
Three Miss Biddles.' by Alice Yates Grant and
Edwin Star Belknap. The cast was as follows;
Anne Bidds. Miss corinne Douglas Robinson
Grace Biddle dle......-... Miss Frances AaedonaIa s
Reginald Ronald Raston. Seton Henry
The comedy was well staged. and the respective
roles were well taken The situations were anus
ing. and the actors fully in the spirit Of them
gypsy dance the second feature Of the
entertainment Miss Margaret Tuttls danced the
tarantele we'll that she was recalled for an en-
core Those in the gypsy dance were the Misses
Lydia Jones. Annah Ripley, Caroline Hatch. Ga
br1elle Dexter, Sylvia Parsons, Beatrice Morgan.
Helen Sloan Eleanor Whitridge, Edith Landon.
Dorothy Grnnell, Stephanie de Neufvilie Georgetts
Borland. Gladys Rice. Nancy Whitman, Dorothy
Kane and Gretchen Hoyt. The dance was under
the direction of Mrs Charles II. Connor.
The last part of the programme consisted OF
pantomimic nterude In act. called The En-
chanted Fountain" by Edwin Star Belknap. The
music was written especially by Harvey Worthiug-
ton Loomis Following is the cast:
MORTALs.
Phllomens T1sG ne. a.. Miss pe1Eothy snoE
'uai her .Shaiinefs "oVu
CHARACTERS IN THE DREAM
Gss6s figure & Isabelle l ss@ss
Mandarin Chinese ngure. Emmett Harris
Scene Phiiornene's garden
Among those who obtained boxes and seats for the
two performances were Mrs, Vanderbilt Mrs. Reg
inald Vanderbilt. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Norman De r.
Whitehouse. Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury. Mrs.
Charles H. Marshall. Mrs. Foxhall P. Keene. Mrs.
Samuel Bertron Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones' Mrs.
Lndley Hoffman Chaplin, Mrs Harry G. Mcyieker.
Mrs. Grenvile Kane. Miss Marion Stoddard, Miss
Therese Iselin Mrs. W. Dennison Hatch. Miss
Hatch Mrs. Cornelius Lee. Miss Justin Erwin. Mrs.
c. B. Alexander, Mrs. w. Emlen Roosevelt, Miss
Christine Roosevelt Miss Pauline French. Mrs.
Charles Steele, Mrs. Seth Barton French, Mrs. Fred
erick Whitrdge Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mrs
Allan Robbins. Mrs. Nelson Borland. Mrs. stephen
H. olin. Mrs. John H. Mccullough, Mrs. T. Chesley
Richardson, Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mrs
John E, Parsons. F. Delano Weekes. Miss Margaret
Chanler. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Fahnestoek.
Mrs. Frank Bacon Mrs. w. FeIlowes Morgan Mrs
George c. Kobbe, Mrs. Henry Parish. jr Mrs
Oliver Gould Jennings. Mrs. Henry a. Barclay. Mrs.
o. H. p Belmont Charles A. Mum. Mrs. William
C. Osborn. P F. Collier, Mrs. Clafin. Mrs Elbrdgs
T. Gerry and Mrs. Henry R. Hoyt
The ushers included Francis Stevens, Duncan
Harris Daniel NewhalI, Elliot Cowdin I. Town
send Burden, jr., William Wood Stewart Wither-
bee, Monroe D. Robinson, Stewart D. Robinson
Latham Reid and Stewart Waller.
The executive committee OF the league Is composed
of Miss Cornne Douglas Robinson. chairman: Miss
Lydia Mason Jones, vice-chairman; Miss Beatrice
Morgan. treasurer. and Miss Janet P. Dana, secre-
tary. On the sustaining committee were Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt, Miss Sylvia Parsons and Miss
Isabella selmes