The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
GAY AT OCEAN CITY
Bellies and Beaux Make Hit
in Clever Playlet.
wASHINGToNIANs IN CAST
Repetition of "IerryIand," or "The
Fete of Lord Baltimore" Again
PIeases Large audience of Visitors
at SeashOre-HOteIs Crowded as
Season Begins to Wane.
- . - Wssbincton HsnaIa-

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Ocean City. Nd, aug. "A repetition
Of "aerryland." or The Fete Of Lord
Baltimore" given tonight in the casino
Of the PIlmhimmon Hotel. duplicated the
success scored in the initial production
Of Friday night last. Il IS a most en-
tertainIng little playlet. full Of bright
lines and catchy music, and its pTesenta-
ten was in no sense anateurish- It was
arranged by Mr. J Edgar Ijams, with
prologue by Mr. Frank s Perry, OF
Chicago, ard was Handsomely staged and
costumed-
The climax OF the play was a pony
ballet. arranged and led by Mr. Newton
Fox. Of Washington. who is a member
Of the Princeton Triangle Club. and who
himself was the premier. IN his ballet
which marked the conclusion Of the fete,
were Misses Christine Fox. OF Washing
ton; Abby Wise Orange, y. J. Ella and
Clara Johnson. Frederick. Nd; Nalery
Church. Washington. and Alberta Allen,
Baltimore
The prologue Of the play was admir-
ably read by Mrs A. :. Walk, OF An
napolis The cast was as follows:
Lord Baltimore. Slr. GelrSe R Baldwin. Philadsl-
rhia: Lady BaItirnd-e Miss Mabel Murray Balti-
more Tench TiElman. Messenger frcIr tie Nay
flower. li-- George Rrazier. Philadelphia the Mar
quis de Ia Fayette. au-nassad1r fron Pans, Mr-
Frank T. Pe-T. ChicaF1.
Guests from the coionie--ViIl iIliam Penn. NJ. J0-
se1h WiIlouEEhy. Baltimore LADY Penn. Miss Dor
0thT Fox. Washington. Father knIckerb0cker. NJ.
HAIRY Murray. Baltimore Mrs Euicse-t0cse-. Hiss
Gerard EErrzv Baltimore, LADY FsIrfaX. Miss Mar
-lerits Klein Baltim1-e- silent Face the Indian
AIr. Hauv Skinner. baltimore. Much TAX. BIS
squaw. Miss Emily Ur~he-. Rsltimo5e. james. ssrv-
ant % the Calve--s lhT himself.
Visitors from t1e citles-Tbe Dive Ei-i. Mss Ns-
das Wll1=zhhy, Bal-lno-e. the New York Sir5. Alss
Alberta Arm. Balru1-e, the Chicago Slri. Niss
Elith Murray. Bal-m1-e- the PhlladelUhia gl-l.
Miss Ma-Ele--e 0'Neiu. Bsir-uore; the Boston g1-I
1iss Fra-c1s B1uis Baltimore. the Was1i1E-1u
Si-l Miss Abby Wise Drancr- y J.. the Balt-
more Ei-l- Miss Jean uav-- Bzl-lu1r-
Participants In TIE Fe-e Of Lord Baltimore Mr.
GeorEe A. Eeutlv. Washington who s7eass 1Ir.
william Alien Raltzm7re .vh- sing and dane
Nj C7e0rrs Braue-. Philadelphia tWHe can do ans
old thing Miss MahsI Murray. Baltimore iano-he7
sIuS-r ri no-eI Mss AlnT-ra 2-ie1 Bal5lI1re 'au
artist q Consequence Mlss Marguerite ONsll
Baltimore who helps then all
The accompanies in the musical fea-
lures were Mrs. Z. l. Ashbaugh and
Mrs. J. r Street
All the pretty girls, representing the
t-ll-Ss dI'4l-a-NHt- --ASllA-FANEzS t-ltf1l
cIevsrIy. and received encore after en-
core. Mr.. Bentley. Of Washington, made
a distinct hit in monologue, and was
repeatedly recalled.
The casino vas fIIed. and in the fns
audience were L. be seen many visitors
from the Capital They were snthusias-
tlc IN their praise OF the performance
which. on a smaller scale. equsIed The
Prince Of Parcheesi.~ given BY young
society people in Washington last winter,
and which created such a fUrOre- The
performances here were for the bene11
Of s. Pauis by the Sea, and netted a
handsome sum The players received
a cordial invitation 70 give the Produc-
ton az salisbury. and Annapolis Is slsc
asking for II.
This IS the height OF the season a.
/ Ocean City. and all the hotels are
crowded