New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
>1ur1el Winthrop GA2
Elsie Stevens

Rand. Miss Lillian II. Talmage. Miss
Sylvia Holt, Miss Rita Boxer, Robert
J. Adams, jr., Matthew J. Looram, Paul
Thayer laccaci. Hermann c. Schwab,
Edward f. Stevenson, Richard Emmett,
George y. Richard and Carl Boxer.
Then came a frivolite dance, which
was in charge of Miss Eugene Phil
bin. and which consisted of some of the
latest steps. including a fancy fox trot
by Miss Philbin, Miss Susan Fish
Dresser. Bradish J. Carroll, Jr, and
Flavel Hubbard.
others who took part in it we're Mrs.
David Coddington, Miss Constance Fer
kins. Miss Marie Taller, Miss Eugene
Philbin. Miss Katherine Porter, MISS
Margaret Andrews, Miss Louise Theyor'
Flavel Hubbard Eric Winston. Dorr
Newton. Richard Stevenson, Bradish j.
Carroll, ir., Raymond Chauncey, Felix
Doubleday and Charles West.
Next came LA Tyrolienne,' in C barge
of Miss Gladys c. Fries, with chorus
singing by Miss Ethel Croker, Miss
Louisa A. Cebalos, Shepard hrech,
Percival Dodge and Mr.. De Nannoz.
The dancers were the Misses Noemi
Gilbert Townsend, Elise French Rice,
Caryl Hackstaf, Margaret Payne Luce,
Helen Marie Flake and Gladys I. Fries,
Henry p. Tolcr, Charles T.. Gautler, j..
Berry Underhill, jr.; Bruce Price Post.
Francis NJ. Watrous and l.. Stuart
Wing, jr.
Special Dances Given.
Miss Josephine Ncoll was in charge
of the next dance, LA Saltorella," in
which there was special dancing by
Miss Margaret c. Henderson, Miss Mar
garet Trevor and John Hughes.
A Spanish dance under the super
vision Of Miss Florence Blair followed,
with specially dancing by Mrs. Allen
G.. Wellman and Samuel Barlow, which
was very cleverly done and encored.
A Pierrot dance, supervised by Miss
Mary Crocker Alexander, came next,
and in this a novel scene was worked
out when the dancers were seen behind
a screen on which powerful light was
thrown. Strong lights were placed be-
hind the screen, and as the young
people jumped over them they APP
peared TO fly into the air.
The Russian dance, under the man
agemcnt of Miss Edith Mortimer, was
a decided success, especially the waltz
done by Miss Mortimer and Gerald {.
Murphy and Cossack dance by Gerald
Onativia.
Those in charge Of the dances in the
second part of the programme were
Miss Beatrice Gordon Pratt, Dance
de Miroir." with serenade by Law
renee Butler; Miss Margaret Trevor,
Monet Musical; Miss Mary &. Cam
field, "Gavotte Fantastique," with a
dance of the Faun by Gerald 0nativla
and Miss Frances I. Breese and Miss
Marie Louise Emmett of the Arle-
quinade.
Take Vote on Dances.
After the final number the audience
was invited to vote for the most pop
ular dance at the price OF 10 cents for
each vote. The favorlte one Will be
repeated on Thursday night at the
dance Of the Paul Jones Club At the
Hotel Vanderbilt.
Two more entertainments are TO be
given By the league at the same place,
one this evening and the final one to-
morrow night.
Booths were placed at the back and
on both sides of the room for the sale
of candy, cigarettes, etc. Miss Rather
inc Lamont and Miss Helen Hamilton
were in charge of the candy booth;
Miss Katherine Price Collier presided
over the cigarette booth; Miss Louise
Hoadley, the flowers; Mis- Priscilla
Bartlett, soda water fountain, and Miss
Mildred Townsend was chairman OF tn
committee at the Junior League Bulle-
tin Booth.
Among those who entertained friends
in the boxes were Mrs. Charles b.
Alexander, Mrs. Hugh ID. Auchincloss.
Mrs. William Church Osborn. Mrs. Will
lam l.. Benjamin, Clarence II. Macksy,
Mrs. Charles Bradley, of Convent, \.
j.; Mr.. and Mrs. {. Lcdyard Blair, Mr..
and Mrs Ebert II. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs. +. Louis
Slade, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Wanna
maker. Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. 7.
Hunt Talmage, Mrs. James A. Burden,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm u. Whitman, Mrs. Henry
q. Trevor. Mrs. Schuyler Schiefelin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond G. Smith. Mrs.
Oliver Gould Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Post and George I. Brokaw.
Mrs. Edward n. Breitung gave dinner
for thirty at the st. Regis and after
ward took her party to the Waldorf
Astoria
Others seen in the audience were Mr..