Evening journal., 1915-04-02
TABLEAUX VIVANTES
As HOSPITAL benefit
Junior Chapter TO Present
Novel Entertainment in
Interest OF Charity
DANCE AFTER
NOVEL FUNCTION

What promises to be one OF the
most beautiful and distinctive enter
tainments that have been given here
for some time will be the "rableaux
Nivantcs." 10 be given under the
auspices of the Junior Chapter OF the
Womcn's Auxiliary OF the Delaware
Hospital at the New Century Club ON
Wednesday evening, April Z. The
proceeds of the entertainment will go
toward oQuipping the childrcn's ward
of the Delaware Hospital, which ward
is supported by the Junior Chapter
OF the Woman's Auxiliary.
The program, which viii consist uf
the posine of number of prominent
women just as the old masters would
have painted them, viii bc divided into
Two parts and during the mtcrmission
Miss Nargarct Whitaker will interpret
a dance, ''lcss Than the Dust one 0i
a series of four Indian love lyrics from
the "Carden of kama.n 10y Laurence
Hope. no augment this feature Mrs.
Leonnrd T. Wales. soprano. will sing TIC
words 60 the dance with Fred Wyatt at
the piano.
Following the presentation of the
program there will be- general dancing.
Stansbachs orchestra win play softly
during the pusiue az the pictures and
also for thc daWing that will follow.
Tho tabloauN will be posed by Miss
Elizabeth Fisher of Philadelphia. "A
niece Of William H. Chase. the noted
portrait painter and following their
presentation here. the same pictures
will be presented at the Riiz-Carlton
Hotel in New York
Following is the program,
Modern Portraits Of the Old Masters.
Mrs Frank s. Garrett and Herbert
Moore. as holbein would have painted
them.
Miss Claire Ellogood. as Botticclli
would have painted her
Miss Eleanor Pyle. as Durer would
have painted her.
Miss Bessie DUPONT. as GhirlandaiO
would have painted her.
Mrs. Walter Lee and Mrs. Frank l..
DeAimond. as Titan would have
painted them.
Seventeenth Century.
Mrs. Leonard h. Wales. as Rubcns
would have painted her.
Miss Janet Jackson and Miss Laura
Amory. as Van Dyck would have
painted them.
Miss Bessie Durham and Douglas
nuer, ~ Van Dyck would have painted
thcm.
Mrs. T.. Tatnall Warner. rs Rom
brandt would have painted her.
Leslie rhrasher and Roberts
Brokaw, as Franz Halls would have
painted them.
Mrs. Morton Harvey, as Lely would
have painted her.
Peter Wright, as Nelasquez woul,
have painted him.
Mrs Peter Wright. as Veasquci
would have painted her.
] Dance Less Than The Dust" Mis-,
Margaret Whitaker
PART >.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Hiss Lydia Chichester, as Wattoal
would have painted her.
Miss Madeline Owens. as Reynold,
would have painted her
Mrs. Winthrop Wood and Mis-,
+, Constance Moore. as Coploy wOulC
have painted them.
Miss Arthurs. as Lawrence woult
have painted her.
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay and Stan
ley NJ. Arthurs, as Raeburn wOull
have painted them
Mrs. Elisha Lee. as Romncy woulr
have painted her.
Miss Mary Riggs. Mrs. Roberts Bro
kaw and Miss Marion Dunham, al
Galnsborough would have painto,
them.
Decorations.
Guinoyere, Mrs Irence DUPONT.
Morgan lie Fey. Hiss Madgc Car
pontor
Nimuc, the Lady of the Lake. Mis-
Katharine Dunham.
Tristram and lsoult, Miss Henry
otta Stadelman and Mr.. Barrett.