New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-24
The cast was, as follows
In the chorus, as farm girls. were:

Matty Observation-Disclosures. Gertrude Mali
As farm lads. in light brown coats,
knickerbockers and leather leggings, and
carrying hayforks were:
Nick Observation-Disclosures. Dorothy Flags
Ned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mildred Gautlei rice
George. .....--.....-..''.... EsteHe /. EU'iIes ~
Mark ............--....... Dorothy ScheHch
lock Margaret r. Warren
feter .....''''''''''' ' ~ -
decor .-.....'''...' '-.'''' 'N"'U''iA i'-i'
Miss Beuah Hepburn gave a dance
called "The Spirit OF the Hayheld.' as
sisted by the following lawmakers
Elizabeth W. Black, Marian p. Gibney.
Laura c. Parsons, Grace 3. Rogers, Nir-
ginia Rees Scully. Katherine Wyndham
Smith. Marion w. Vanderhoef Sophie
Young, Ada Norfeet, Jeanette Flagg,
Priscilla Flagg. Elizabeth Kirlin, Mary NJ.
Parsons. Margaret z. Sloan, Dorothy
Taylor and Diantha Fitch.
Mrs. 3. Tappen Fairchild was heard in
whisting solo.
The ushers, who were dressed in skirts
Of white and purple striped satin, with
short purple coats, were Miss Pauline
Wells. Miss Dorothy Cramp, Mrs. }. q.
Blaine Ewing. Miss Isabel z. Foote, MISS
Jeanne Kerr. Miss Margaret G.. Marshall
Miss Mildred Eddy and Miss Alice J.
Dixon
The girls who sold programmes wore
skirts Of black and white checked satin
with short coats and hats of black SATIN
the latter turned up in front and faced
with white satin. They were Miss Au-
gusta McCagg. Miss Marjorie Cleveland
Miss Annie Gilbert Miss Kathleen Macy
and Miss Katherine Sands.
Miss Helen c. Frck, Mrs. Lorenzo Arm
strong. Mrs. Stanley Wolf, Miss Helen
Hoffstot. Miss Gertrude Hi and Miss
Hilaire Sooysmith sold candy. They wore
green satin costumes. with lavender CIR
dies and hats of lavender gauze
Those who sold flowers and cigarettes
were Mrs Frank B. Washburn, Miss Dor
othy Iegg Howard, Miss Fanny de Groot
Hastings. Miss Elizabeth Sabin, Miss
Katie Schermerborn Miss Elizabeth
Swan and Miss Emily Patterson. They
wore skirts Of white satin, with panels
of green satin and panniers Of pink net
The entertainment committee consisted
OF Miss Mary p. Wells. chairman; MISS
Anne Crane, Miss Margaret c. Overflow
Miss Vieva Fisher. Miss Margaret Trevor,
Miss Helene Underwood Miss Katherine
Flagg and Miss Louise Freeman.
In the afternoon several Of the boxes
we're occupied by children from the open
air class. Tea was served aftcrward In
the evening the performance was followed
nv dancing. The entertainment viii be
rtfg
Among those who had boxes were Mrs.
Hamilton Fish, Mrs. Walter G. Oakman'
Mrs. Henry g. Trevor. Mrs. Howard Car
roll. Mrs. George II. Macy. Mrs. John b.
Trevor. Mrs. J. Ellis Fisher and Mrs.
Charles Il. Miller.
Percy r. Pyne, I'd, gave dinner last
night at his home, 263 Madison ave, TOT
members Of the Hobby Club. Mr.. Pyne
gave a talk on his hobby, "Old Prints OF
New York" The menu was embellished
with colored reproductions Of some of his
most notable prints. The guests included
TustIce Victor j. Bowling, Darwin +.
Kingsley, John G. Milburn. Alvin W.
I<rech. Theodore y. Vail, Bashford Dean,
Phoenix Ingraham. william b. Osgpod
Field. George r. KunZ, John ID. Grim
minis. Adrian II. Larkin. David Wagstan'
Professor William p. Trent. John {.
Tomlinson. X. r. Haines Halsey. Pro
fessor T.. r A. Selgman. Rowland O.
Hazard. Henry ~. Harper, Professor
David Eugene Smith and John G. Tomlin-
son, jr.
From Cincinnati comes the announce
mont Of the engagement OF Miss Mary
C.roesbccI. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Tel
ford Groesbeck, TO Daniel 5. Riker, OF
,bis CITY. son OF Mrs. Daniel S. Riler, OF
9n3 Madison ave. Miss Groesbeck Is a
niece Of Mrs. Robert Ludlow Fowler. OF
this city. Mr.. Riker liz member or the
r-nion and other clubs. The wedding VIII
take Mace in June at the home OF The
hr,de Eluhurst, Terrence Road. near
Cincinnati.
Among those who had parties at the
plaza dinner dance last night were MT
and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Crimmins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Littleheld.
Mr. and Mrs W. Seward webb, jr
have arrived in the city from their coun-
try place at Manhasset. Long Island, and
arc ut tho Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Henry Ingerroll Riker will civ"
theatre party tonight and afterward take
her guests to Sherry's for supper and
dancing.
Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich will give din
nor dance tonight az Sherrys.
The engagement OF Miss Constance
Curtis. only daughter 81 ". n. curtis, of
Corning. y. Y. TO Arba Dixie Faxon. of
Great Darlington. Mass. was made
known yesterday at Nassar College
where Miss Curtis will graduate In June.
Mr.. Faxon vas n member Of the class OF
I3 at Princeton.