New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08

the 1880 girls. led by Miss Mary Wheeler
Humphrey. the Association Spirit" in
royal robes of blue and gold Her five
handmaidens, walking behind her, wore
sky blue robes They were Miss Dorothy
Perkins, Miss Margaret Schieffelin, Miss
Dorthy Freeman. Miss Margaret Colgate
and Miss Mary Baker.
one of the prettiest scenes OF the
pa Eeant was that in which the Spirit OF
Play" danced among the different groups
of girls and set them all to dancing.
Miss Winifred Lawrence was charm
ing little sprite in white, with loose yell
low curls, crowned with wreath oil
flowers
She danced toward a group OF gym
nasium girls in boomers and mlouy
blouses. and Immediately they began toss
ing basketballs. She next tossed her
flowers to some little Dutch girls VINO
We're standing primly on the opposite SIDE
of the armory. and they burst into folk
dance. In the middle of the floor band
of red and yellow Columbines jumped and
laughed and tickled each others noses
with their wands
The girls of the colored women's branch
received much applause for their singing
The association influence in college lie
was represented by about eighty Barnard
College girls. Miss Isabel Randolph was
the college spirit appearing first as a shy
little freshman, afraid even Of Friend
ship.
Then the Friendship spirits. in joyous
yellow. came dancing out TO her. she
af
couldn't resist. and Joined hands gayiy
with them in a merry dance.
Girls from overseas" In their native
costumes. represented the work OF the
association with the immigrant girls III
American great cities
The final scene showed the ASSOCIATION
spirit sending out seventy handmaldehs
10 give of the light which they have re-
ceived from the association.
The pageant which was written by MISS
Helen Thoburn was under the generai
direction of the officers Of the metropon-
tan hoard of the association, OF which
Mrs. James S. Cushman Is president
Other officers are Mrs J. r. L. DAVE
Mrs William Fellowes Morgan. Mrs Johh
Aiken. Mrs. Willard d. Straight and MISS
Cora l., latham. Among those present
were:
Mr., and Mrs August Belmont, Mr.. ana
Mrs willard ID. Straight, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert colgate. Miss Louise Draper MISS
putb Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mcneil
POGO, ir Dr. and Mrs. L. Livingston
seaman Miss Gertrude RODinsoa-Smith'
Mrs Julian Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. 'IeVe-
land n Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay
Schieff4lin. Mrs. Il r. l.. Gould MISS
Grace Potter. Miss Eleanor de Graft Iuy-
Ier. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barcia far-
sons Ir. and Mrs. Francis Louis SIade'
u Charles II. Parkhurst, Mr.. ana MIS-
Evans Dick. Of New York; Mrs. william
Mccormick, of Chicago.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Reiland' inc
Rev DR.. and Mrs. Henry Mottet, MISS
Edith Morgan Mr.. and Mrs. James Rus-
coll Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence g
Poll DIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel b. Potter
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen MOTIFS fIo-
fessor and Mrs. Charles Lane Poor, MIS-
elliott T. Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Aren't
baId Nlurry. Miss Grace II. Dodge MIS-.
jobn Aitkcn. Mrs. stephen Baker MI
and Mrs James 6. Cushman. Mr.. ana
Mrs Frederick r. Cone. Mr.. ana MIS-
William Fellowes Morgan and Mrs fu-
dolf Schirlner.