The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-01

now were arriving by the crate. Among
those she noted-and Miss Valentine, Of
course. knows them all--were Miss Anita
Steward. Miss Mary Pickford, Mr.. Frank
Case. MIR. Tony Moreno. Miss Mary
pickford's mother, Mrs. Pickford Mrs.
Charles Perkins. Miss Louise Rutter.
Miss Grace Valentine. Miss Lillian
Tucker. Miss Jane Gail. Miss Pearl
White. Miss clara Kimball Young. Miss
Louise Selznick, Miss Alice Brady. Miss
Mabel Frenycar, the Messrs. Fritz and
Johannes Mciiugh OF Brooklyn; and
Miss Grace Valentine herself.
At this point Mr.. Herbert Bayard
Swopc arrived.
Medical Attention Furnished.
simultaneously with the appearance
of the crates Of movie stars limping
across the fioor there was a sigh of rc-
lief from the movie section AS Or. Oscar
Lesser entered the ball room and made
his professional rounds Of the boxes and
side walls.
"And it will help to pad out your piece
ahou my being here 'Miss Valentine
again is speaking. Dr. Lesser in the
meantime grasping her wrist firmly and
working the forearm gently backward
| and forward to see how much the elbow
plained) II you say that moving picture
accidents have their advantages al "A
dance. When one doesn't waik to dance
with one, one merely says. On. I'm SO
sorry, Mr. Blablah, but only last Monday
while | was registering impetuousrcss by
| jumping from the cowcatcher of a north
bound subway express to tho cowcatchcr
Of "a so%uthbound subway express just
north Of the Spring street curve
wrenched my ankle f~rightfully. 81
sorry-some other time. thank you"
However,. To resume with an add
tional list got together hurriedly by
tn. press gallery unassisted while Miss
Valentine was dancing Mayor aud Mrs
John Purroy Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs
William Randolph Hearst, Mrs. Bertha
o;rayling, AIR. and Mrs. J. Seward Webb
Jr.. Mrs. Herbert Batard Swope. Fox
hall ke.ne. Harry Content. Sir Herbert
R.erholm Tree. Miss Iris Tree. Presi'
dent John W. Rumsey of the Sixty Club
Commissioner and Mrs. Adamsen. Mr.
and Mrs. william a. Brady. Mrs. Stella
&. Megrue, who raised her boy to be q
soldier until In an idle moment he turne'
to pla ywriting: Gabe Hess of Part one oi
the social side OF the Supreme 'orirt
Walter Moore. the Autograph king wh'
invented red OF yellow MIR. and Mrs
Morris Cest. Miss Peggy Wood, OFT,
kruger. Ih,rweut calre. Of whom Hal
is his father. and Miss Lila Rhodes. ol
whom George NJ. Cohan is her cousin
Auouv Those Not Absent.
NANNY ~''nappelle aud Meecheli 60
han tuc prominent ticket seller AT th'
tandlcr Theatre, were but Il few %
the noted representatives of arts allic'
with tn. theatre who adorned the rune
ton. And among this allied group als'
were Manager Solly Helm OF am
. Theatrical S~tor.house, pawnbroh.
I. SAIt,,a., U.F \
Simmons OF the i..high Valley. Diamond
i'm BRADY. irwin 'obb's publisher
George borau Lawyer Nathan Burk.u
I.awyer John r. McIntyre. Ado.pl
fucker. Commodore j. Stuart Hlacl<tou
Jack punstHn. James Churchill and I'D
gar ~SclWyu's brother Mike.
Members of the company playing 81
rays to Advertise" in Philadelphia he
gan to trek in as soon as the train Ina
hurries away from Philadelphia at mid
might had hit Manhattan and l'o
Cooper Megrue said also that Bil
Courtney and Frank Craven and al
the rest OF the company playing NJ
Megrue's Under Fire would hay
journeyed TO the ball also II II wer
not that they are playing this week "a
In The Bronx
In conclusion. Miss Grace Nalentiu
announced In her final statement Of tn
morning that she had II ON the wor'
of Dan t'rohman himself that the bd'
had cleaned up slightly more thar $40,
400 for the Actors Fund. Little r.
mains to be told except that promise
We're made that Miss Ruth Sh,plrN
Harry Aitkeu. Mime. Nhaimova. lac
Hazard. Miss Irene Feuwick, Mis-
Helen Ware, George ~Le,iurrrc, JAG
Miltern, Miss'Francinc Larrimore, Fran
counor. Miss Olive Thomas, Herb Rotr
James Montgomery, Hugh Ford, Mis-
Alice Harris, John Henry Meirs an
Miss Grace Valentine would also h
mentioned.