New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

rooms, three ballroomS and all connect
| ing rooms next Wednesday. The gross
receipts from whatever source on that
date will be turned over without de-
ductions TO the committee. Conrad's,
Europe's and Frantzen's orchestras will
play in the different bathrooms and
Erdody's orchestra in the restaurant.
On the committee in charge of the
dancing are Harold S. Vanderbilt,
Philip VI. Lydig, H. Rogers Winthrop,
Rawlins /. Cottenet. e.. Louis Boisse-
vain, Moncure Robinson, Walter T..
Maynard, James A. Burden, L. F. Hol-
brook Belts. Guy Lowell, Alphonse de
Navarro, Lloyd Warren, j. Lorimer
Worden and others.
The patronesses include Mrs. Van
derbilt, Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. Will
lam Pierson Hamilton, Mrs. c. Oliver
Iselin. Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. William X. Van
derbilt, Mrs French Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Ogden Mills, Mrs Arthur lselin, Mrs
William Douglas Sloane. Mrs. Amos r.
K. PinchOt, Mrs. James b. Eustis, Mrs
Richard Gambrill. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt,
Mrs. K. Fulton Cutting, Mrs. VI. Orme
Wilson. Mrs. c. c. Cuyler, Mrs. j. Bor-
den Hartman and Mrs James A.
Roosevelt.
Nearly all of the boxes have already
been taken and but few Of the single
seats are left for the first performance
of "Pandora's Box" next Friday night
in the 7th Regiment Armory.
No more beautiful color scheme has
been attempted in New York. The in
dividual costumes of Pandora Mrs.
Frederick DalzieD, Epimetireus Miss
A.. &
Marie Dorsey and Hope Miss An
gellca Brown have been dcsi. Ied and
executed under the personal direction
Of Miss Kellogg, and perfectly carry
out the color scheme arranged for by
Hermann Dudlev Murphy. who assisted
Miss kellogg ln the first presentation
Of "The NasqUe" In Winchester. Mass,
two years ago. The groups of "Rosy
Hours" Musicians" "Playmates, 4"
"FireAics." etc.. have characteristic
color schemes of their own. ranging
from the soitest pinks 90 vivid reds and
greens.
The music for the ballet will be
played by an orchestra especially see
lected from the Philharmonic and New
York Symphony men. and will be u"der
the direction OF Nahan Franko. Miss
Edith Wynnc Natthison. as iris. and
the chorus of tine Pautomimc viii re-
cite the original prologue. written by
Mrs. steele Mackaye. Nigel Cholmon-
lelcy Jones has been selected for the
part Of the Vulcan, Hcph@stus, the
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gis Coffin. Mrs. Ucnry p Davisor urs
h. Blanchard Dominick. Mrs. Daniel
Lamont Mrs Froorrick p Louis Wrs
John A. Mitchell. Mrs. L. Stuvvesant
Picrrepout Mrs. William Ross Proctor.
Mrs. Adolphe Oppenhym, Mrs William
A. Read, Mrs. James Z. Sheffield, Mrs.
ffancls ). Smithers' Mrs. Christopher
D. Smithers, Mrs. p. A. Valentine and
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MrS. n george D, Gould Mrs. Arthur NJ.
DOdge1 ATS. Norman haPGood, Mrs;
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