New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-19
PEACE MAIDENS
LEAD TABLEAUS
Society Folk Give Pageant
at Plaza to Aid Chelsea
Association.

For the benefit Of the Chelsea Neigh.
borhood Association an entertainment
consisting of tableaus, short plays
music and peace pageant, written BY
| Miss Laura Sedgwick Collins, who ar
ranged the whole affair, was given las,
| night in the ballroom of the Hotel
Plaza. Miss Marjorie Wainwright was
chairman Of the entertainment com
mitee and she was assisted by a num-
Der of young women.
The opening tableau showed Peace
represented by Mrs. Wyman Drum
mond Herbert and her maidens in a
group on dais. After a short dia-
! logue Chorus, Miss Ruth Milliken, en-
tered, followed by Columbia. imper.
sonated by Mrs. u. Anthony Tauszky
who summoned the nations TO attend
upon Peace. Then followed the en-
trance Of the various nations to the
air of the national anthems, bringing
offerings of flowers, fruits and symbols
of industries. The maidens followed
and formed n court around Peace and
all united in the peace song and march,
which brought the programme to an
end.
The cast Of the pageant was made up
of Miss Constance Muriel Hope as
page; Adrian and Condic Lamb. her
aids; Miss Marguerite Campbell and
Miss Eleanor Winham, peace maidcns
the Empire State, Miss Louise B.
Houghwout; Daughter of the Revolu-
ton, Mrs. Jessie Nook Herbert; Indian
girl, Miss Helen Louise Pratt; Educa
ton, Miss NJ. J. Pierson and Miss
Mabel Stagnett. and Boy Scout, Lew
ellyn Neville Pratt.
Others who took part were Miss
Mary Allerton Cushman, as Britannia;
Miss Margaret Watson, France; Miss
Mildred Hermann, Germany; Miss Ma
rion Drake-Smith, Italy; Miss Mar
jorie Williams. Russia; Miss Adelaide
Wright. Hungary; Mrs. Artur Nikolo-
, ric. Austria; Miss Clara Armstrong
Belgium; Mrs. Athol c. Burnham
Arabia Miss Evelyn L. Johnson, Den
mark; Miss Dorothy Gath Morgan
Egypt; Miss Katherine Stymetz Lamb
Greece; Miss Constance and Miss
Jerome Arntzenius. Holland; Miss
Grace Franklin, India; Miss Alice
Fraissnet. Ireland; Miss Geneva X
Cassidy. Japan; Mrs. Wendell p. Mill
gan. Mexico; Miss Tulek Bell-Ranske,
Norway; Miss Marjorie Try Vain
wright, Spain; Miss Hester Noel Bar
rows, Switzerland; Miss Margaret
Estelle Shipway, Sweden, and Miss
Helen Huntington. Miss GLADYS Berry
and Miss Phyllis T. Nawby, Turkey.
Among the ushers were Miss Mar
garet Andrews. Miss Barbara Cameron
Brown. Miss Emma Driver, Miss Elaine
and Miss Ednid V. lngersoll, Miss
Florence Fitzgerald. Miss Katherine d
Morse, Roy n. Rodd. James p. Rogers
Charles F. Macarthur, Sanford Jacques
and others.
In addition to the tableau there was
short one-act play by the Misses
Fannie Cannon and Alice L. Rives, in
cidental music on various instruments
and solos by Mrs. Margaret Mckinney
McAllister. Mrs. Burnham and Mrs
Artur Nikoloric.
The entertainment was under the
patronage of the Mayor and Mrs
! Mitchell, Borough President and Mrs
Marcus NJ. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
I lam d. Barbour. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cummings Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
1 Wood Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hor-
ton Fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Lee
doux. Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont, Mrs
William A. Perry, DR.. and Mrs. Liv-
ingston Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
c. Van Dusen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward X. Tinker.