New-York tribune., 1909-02-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

That Girl O. Mine" musical comedy IN ~.
acts by r. A. Barnet and Manuel Klein was n-.
sented last evening the Plaza BIZ the mAuab.r.
Of the Junior League an organization recruited
each winter from the deoutzntes OF the season
and in the ninth year Of its existencs. TIA
play for the oeneht Of several charities IN
which the league Is more particularly interested
and which destined. according to all appear
ances. to benefit to the extent of $1,000 from
yesterdays performance and the two further pres
entations that ere to be given this afternoon ana
this evening. Figuring in the cast Miss Carol
Hartman. the president Of the league this winter
who took the leading role Of Primrose. Miss
Dorothy Merle-STnith Molly Malvern
and Miss Corneiia LandoR vas "uatd-of-no-
work entitled Euphemia; Rodman Glider an
peared Bob Blackburn, the hero of the play
end Richard Lawrence as his friend Schuyler
Plaisted. The remainder OF the cast nads
up Of Miss Josephine Osborn. Miss Louise Free
man. Miss Edith Brooks. Miss Jeanette Kissel
Miss Katherine Burton Miss Dorothy Toler and ot
Stephen Markoe, Thomas Potter and Robert l.
Fowler jr Miss Janetta Alexander. Miss Bessie
Yoakun, Miss Vera OnatiVia- Miss Sarah Robins
Miss Emily Coe and Miss Loonia Alexandrs wers
included in the chorus along with Lydig Eoyt
Robert Breese. and Snowden Fahnestock Ths
play was enlivened by a number Of dances in which
Miss Katherine Duane. Miss Leonie Alexandre.
Miss Clara Fargo and Miss Angelica S. Brown, as
we'll as Robert Breese. moro particularly dis;in-
guished themselves.
The young president and her fellow officers %
the league. despite the fact that they are all De-
butantes. gave evidence last night Of being pos
sessed OF most commendable spirit of CONNER
ciaI enterprise by having obtained some sI-5D FOR
the advertising space the programmes OF thsr
play.
The performances this evening will be followed
by a number OF supper parties and BY an Informal
dance
As usual on these occasions the audience last
uizht was recruited largely from the relatives.
friends and acquaintance OF the girls taking part
in the play But they were very numerous. and
the house was in every sense OF the word crowded
Among those present were Mrs. Archibald Rogers.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Wagstaf. Mrs William May
Wright Mrs. E Henry Hartman. Mrs Charles
Tracy Mrs ". Emlen Roosevelt, Miss Lucy Mar
earet Roosevelt Miss Louise Ward McAIlistsT,
Miss EsteIIe Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs J. Stevens u
man Mr. and Mrs James l. Breese, Miss Rather
! Inc Atterhury. Mr.. and Mrs F Egerton WEBB.
Mrs c. B. Alexander. Miss Harriet Alexander,
Mrs w Barclay Parsons. Mrs Francis Dana
winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown. Miss Eliza
beth Bertron. Miss Dorothy Whitney. Miss Dorothy
schiereiin Mrs. Henry H Landcn and L J. OAK
ley Rhinelander.
Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday On
board the Kronprinzessn Cecilie were M ard
Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. ST. Mrs. c LedJara
Blair Mrs. H. O. Havsmeysr and Miss Electra
Havsmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud left last night for
Montreal to remain until the middle OF next TeeS-
Mr.. 7 Fred Pferson Will give luncheon fcl-
Iovrsd ov bridge to-naorrow az her house. n WesE
SD street
NJ. lanes Henry Smith who spent the greater
MARI Of the winter at the waldorf-Astoria hss r.
turned to her home in England
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones and MISS Ssois
ZONES will leave for their place in WilnlnsI0A'
n C.. next week to remain until atter EASIER
Mrs John r. Drexel will give a luncnsOn ''-Na'
AT her house in East 62d street
Mrs Charles ?. Hoffman will give olnnel 'h''
evening. al her home, in Fifth avenue.
A,ns-, Eugene GaIlatin Is booked to san l'f
Europe to-day.
D,,s. Mary Murray Butler. daughter Of MS.
rzarrr 7 Butler. will be married to-day 70 Va w.
LI-4n- D,a+nrv tr the Church Of the Redeensl'
Paterson. N J. --