New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
PEOPLE and Social Incidents

ma squerades as Yusuf the leader Of the
, band, which captures three wandering min
strel girls. Yusuf falls In love with one OF
them. who later turns out to he the Prin-
| cess Thalia. The Emperor comes with SOL
! ders to take the band, but Yusuf escapes
through the assistance OF the princess. who
| In the second act is revealed In her truc
light and everything ends happily.
| Mrs. S. Human Bird played the part ~
the prince. and Miss jeanette McAlpin thai
| Of the princess. Miss Florence Wyeth took
the part OF the irate Emperor. Miss Rosa
| lie Gilman was the officer, Rudolph and
Miss Zoe Hannah one OF the bandits
Miss Mildred Gilbert Townsend took the
part of the princess's cousin. Mira, and
Miss Natalie Kelley was her French maid.
Nina, whose song. "A la FRANCHISE" was
one Of the hits of the performance. Miss
Gwendolyn Condor was Katrina. the maid
of Mother Anna Miss Grace Henry. who
keeps the inn where the Gypsy band meets.
Mrs. Louis du Pont Irving appeared In the
role Of Anton. Katrina's sweetheart
In the chorus, as Gypsies. MINISTRIES, sol
ders and village girls. were Miss Jessica
| Bishop. Miss Emily Coe Miss Catherine
Burton, Miss Caro- Q. Brown, Miss Ursul,
W. Brown, Miss Dorothy Cramp, Miss Mar
garet Strong. Miss Ruth Moller. Miss
Frances Henry. Miss Rosalind Romeyn.
Miss Margaret Kemp. Miss MarjorIr
Weeks. Miss Frances Thorne. Miss Ger
trude Monroe Smith, Miss Genevieve San.
ford. Miss Eugenia A. Philbin, Miss Lisa
Alice Blaine Dsmrosch.
The performance will be repeated this
evening at the same place and at its con.
clusion Mrs. ]. Herbert Johnston will give
dance at her house. In Washington
Square, for those who took part.
Receptions BY managers OF the Nursery
and Chld's Hospital were given yesterday
afternoon at both branches Of the institu-
ton, the one at No. 81 Lexington avenue
and the other at No. 16l West elst street.
There were many visitors during the al.
ternoon who inspected the kindergarten
department at the former place, where the
children played and sang, and the wards
at the latter place. where seven hundred
children are cared for.
On the reception committee At Tie Lex
ington avenue branch were Mrs. William
c. Kingsland, Mrs. Edward J. BerT!nd,
Mrs. George Macy, Mrs. Henry Clsy
Adams Mrs. Algernon Sydney Sullivan
and Mrs. Henry Mills Day. Receiving at
the slst street brancS were Mrs. Frank 5
Witherbee, Mrs. William Robson, Nrs. 9
Morgan Brown and Miss Eleanor lie Roy
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm will leave
town for Southampton, Long Island, on
May IS. to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederic Kernochan.
Miss Eweretta and Miss Mary kernochsn
are at the Plaza for few days
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge will leave
town to-day for a trip through the West
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sloane will leave
tho city to-day for their country place A.
Mount kisco, y. Y, where they VIII re-
| main until the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillips A. Clark Will go TO
Newport on Tuesday to remain until the
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant B. schlsy. iro are
at the Hotel Gotham for short stay be
fore opening their country place at Far
Hills, y. J.
The Princess Cantacuzene. who arrived
from Europe on wednesday to attend tns
funeral Of her father, General tredericS
Dent Grant, to-day, will return 70 huss's
early next month. She VIII be accom-
panied by her mother
Miss Amy Baker will give her annua
recital this afternoon at Rumford Hail. no.
20 East Hst street. She will be assisted D.
ROYAL Dadmun, barytone, and Bruno HUM
will be at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose ". Onsuvis, jr" havS
taken a house at Glen Cove, Long lsIsno'
for the summer.