New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

the remaining tWO hoyS DNAS'N 49,
beginning of Lent. Tomorrow and Shrove
Tuesday will be filled with entertainments
some arranged for charity and others beng
of private nature. The Flame OF kapur,
Miss Grace r. Henry's motion picture play,
which was given early in the year by inc
Junior League Of New York, and Orlando
a pantomme, by the Junior League OF Phiia-
delphia, will be given tomorrow afternoon
and evening in the ballroom of the Ritz Carl
TON for the benefit OF St. Johnland. Orlando
will be in three acts. the first being "A Garden
in Florence: the second, "A Cypress Grove
by Moonlight" and the third, "A Street IN
Florence"
Mrs. Francis v. Lloyd will be Orlando,
lanes Gamble the Merchant, Walter kumrne
the Judge and Miss Georgianna Brown pre-
mierc danseuse Others who will take part
are Miss Latte Wilcox, Miss Susan b. inger-
soil. Miss Alice Clay, Miss Marian Savage,
Miss Louisa Davis, Miss Alice Thompson
Miss Sylvia Barnes. Miss Gertrude Henry,
Miss Elizabeth Henry, Miss Jean Thompson
Miss Cornelia Leidy. Miss Helen Tower, Miss
Gertrude Tower, Miss Sybil Wright Miss
Gabrielle Tilehman, Miss Virginia Roberts,
Miss Anne Lewis, Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt'
Miss Mary Williams, Miss Nancy Scott, MISS
Kitty Munoz Miss Elizabeth Myers, Miss
Nancy Stokes Miss Marian Butler, Miss Alice
Earle, Miss Mary Mitchell Miss Adeline yep
per. Miss Eliza Fox, Miss Harriet Frazer
Miss Kitty Brinton, Miss Margaret Dunlap,
Miss MARY Frances Fisher, Miss Eugenia Cas-
satt. Miss Mary Thompson Miss Z. Gwen
Martin. Miss Marian Myers, Miss Cecile How
ell. Miss Agnes Kennedy Miss Hope McM-
chael, Miss Georde Jolne, Miss Esther How
ell. Miss Margaret Chrystie. Miss Alice Bid
die. Miss Christine Chambers, Miss Nancy
Reath, Miss Marjorie Townsend, Miss Marian
TAYLOR. w. Nelson Edwards, Donald New
hall. Thomas Jones' Paul Froehch, Thomas
Wharton and Bayard Wharton
The programme for the entertainment and
ball 70 be given tomorrow night in the Wal
dorf under the title Vienna Night" includes
some rare and versatile talent There will be
Hungarian folksongs by Mariska Aldrich in
peasant costume, comedy sketch by MI
Kauser and Miss Delnar monologues by Mr..
and Mrs. Korf dramatic selections by Hans
Unterlrchcr, of the Dcutsches Theatre; en-
tcrtainment by Josephine Victor and Paul Cor
don. Spanish dances by Carmencits Fernandez
violin debut by young Leopold Godowsky'
dramatic selections by Emanuel Reicher, song
sketch by Mrs Sigmund Adler and tenor solos
bv George Dostal and Sylvester Schaefer.
The Baroness Rottentha and Thomas Allen
Rector have arranged special Hawaiian
dance in costume accompanied by specially
selected Hawaiian orchestra. Miss Helen
Moeller and company will give interpretive
Greek dances number OF Hungarian folk
dancers will give some peasant dances IN native
costumes The scenic effects promise a rep
resentaton Of typical Vienna cafe on the
stage and continued along the sides OF the
ballroom The guests will be seated at small
tables under striped awnings, the general at
mosphere being suggestive OF night lite IN
Vienna in the summer gardens.
Mrs. Pauline Kruger Hamilton arranged the
ball for the benefit of the thousands OF or
phan babies in the Austro- Hungarian war
The benefit for the uneducated children OF
the Southern mountaineers on Shrove Tues.
day az the Ritz Carlton will take the form OF
New Orleans Mardi Gras. Mrs. James II.
Dinwiddie inaugursted the Mardi Gras with
it's king and queen and carnival features last
season, ana IL IS INC illCitlOl VI tic oAb
ton to make this feature for many years TO
come The president is Mrs Algernon Sydney
Sullivan.
The programme is in charge OF Thomas Al
len Rector and will consist OF a stage enter
tainment given before the king and also
minuet on the ballroom floor. The king is
Arthur Trowbridge; the queen, Miss Annie
Leo Scott and the maids OF honor some OF
this seasons debutsntes, including the Misses
Ethel Potter, Sarah Lsrkin, Dorothea Camp
Marian Townsend, Mary Francke Isabel Yeo-
mans and Ethel Simmons. The men are Fran
els White, c. Msury Jones, Laurence Rich
nond. Lionel Bonner Rodney Williams
George Van Sicklen, Henri Wellman and
Charles Standifcr.
Miss Adelaide Bedell is TO dance solo num-
her. and there is TO be a special interpretive
group figure, called the Spring Dance" in
which Mr.. Rector and the Baroness Rotten
thai appear in the costumes OF Youth and Joy.
Among the patrons and patronesses are Mrs
Giacomo Faro Porni, wife OF the Italian Con-
sui; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond Gen
eral and Mrs. Coleman du Pont, Mrs. Cleve-
land II. Dodge, Mrs. William Church Osborn,
DR.. William M. Polk, Miss Sara Elliot Barn
yell Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Blair, Mrs. p A.
Carter. Mrs. Walter McCorklc Mrs. II. p
IIodson Mrs II. c. Adams, Mrs Chester
Alexander, Mrs Charles II. Ditson Mrs Al