New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28
MISS MAUD
KEMN EDI

In the military manGuvrcs band
from the deaf and dumb institution will
play. and the corps of the Knickcrbock-
or Greys will drill Lillian Emerson Is
TO appear in a classic dance.
Probably the most interesting feat
ure of washington and Lafayette
will be the inaugural ball, in which the
children, entering the hall dressed in
Colonial costumes, will be announced
not only by their own names, but also
by the name Of distinguished ances-
tor who took a prominent part in one
way or another in the War of the Rev
olution. Miss Diana Dalzicl, daughter
of Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel, who is
descended from George Washington's
brother, will appear as Martha Wash
ingtOn. Miss Alice Lee Beadleston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Col
well Beadleston, is a descendant Of
Light Horse Harry Lee. Marshall Clyde
is to impersonste Colonel John Trum-
bull, aid to Washington, and little Miss
Alexandra Dalziel, who is great
great granddaughter Of Francis Scott
Key, who wrote "The Star Spangled
Banner is TO attend the ball as Mrs.
Francis Scott Key. DR.. Austin Flint's
son, who was named after Austin Flint,
tOlOIldl OlUCcI, Will also TAKE part.
Among other little children who will
participate in the inaugural by right
of ancestry are the daughter of Mrs.
Stowe Phelps, who is a great-great-
grandchild of Governor julius Catlin,
and the son of Mrs. Henry Redmond,
who will impersonate his ancestor,
Governor Joseph Bloomfield, war Gov
ernOr from 1903 TO 1872. The son of
Mrs. Francis Hillhouse is TO appear "a
Major Ten Brock, and Master Carroll
Thomas IS TO appear as Charles Car
roll, of Carrollton, Md.
In addition to some of these named
there will appear in the minuet Miss
Gloria Gould, daughter of Mrs. George
J. Gould; and little Miss Margaret
Kahn, daughter of Mrs. Otto II. Kahn
Other well known families represented
by their children are Fish, Gallatin,
Van Rensselaer,, Aldrich, Alexander
and others.
Under the direction Of Ben Ali Hag-
gin, eight tableauX vivants will be
shown, the pictures being made after
the old masters. A group of children
sent on to New York from the Michi-
gan Indian Reservation will take part,
dancing some of the Indian religious
and war dances.
Tickets for the conferences to be
given at the home of Lloyd Warner
LOAF Fifth Avenue. on the mornings #
March 2. 8. 9 and -, under the au ,
spices of the American Group of the
Socete de Architectes Diplomes par lc
Commencement, for the benefit of the
families of French artists who arc AZ
the front, may be obtained from F.
Burial Hoffman. ir., 10 East Fortieth
Street. Among the patroneSses for the
conferences are Mrs. Cornelius Van
derblt. Mrs. +. Burial Hoffman, Mrs.
John Jacob Astcr, Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson. Mrs. Charles Il. Alexander.
Mrs. Archer VI. Huntington, Mrs. John
w. Cross, Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard,
Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas. Mrs. Whit
ney Warren. Mrs. Stanford White, Mrs.
f. Henry Hartman and Mrs. lie Roy
King.
There will be a concert at the home
of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, East Nine
ty-frst Street. on Friday afternoon,
March -. in aid of the New York
Cooking School The artists will in
clude Mrs. Aline Van Barentzen, plan
list: Miss Eleanor Owens, soprano, and
Michel Grisikof. vioinist. The man
ayers Of the school include Mrs. +
Henry Hartman, Mrs. Carnegie, Mrs