The sun., 1916-01-02

is0Sos i-duterDdcn, Ihilip w. Liver
more. Efingham Lawrence. Jr.. John
Howard Latham. j. -ferpont MORGAN
William Marice, Edwin ID. Morgan. II
#. Osborn. Frederick Pearson. Wiver,
Parker. Willi>n Polk. Morton pato~
II. c. Phipps. Henry =. Redmond. I'll.
odore Douglas Robinson, II. :. Rol,ou
Daugn, Joseph stevens. Victor SorChar
J. Hopkins Smith, Charles II. ScrN
William F..NSheehan, James sullivan
Louis Lee SNnton. Leonard Thom,s
BENJAMIN Thaw. John H. Trevor. ..
Hobart Warren. Lucius X. Wilmerdlne
and A. Murray Young.
Invitations to subscribe to the Ro,
des Dieux. which will be offered HI,
the Beaux Arts Society Of Architect
ak the Hotel Astor on February II
Will nc issued tomorrow. but there W
be no public sale of tickets. IT.
proceeds OF this ball will he deyot.I
to the educational work Of the socicN
the helping Of young painters, sculp-
tors and architects Great interest
being manifested in the preparation.
Tor this ball, which promises to to
moro beautiful IL possible than m.
| venetian fete of two years ago. whi..
also was held in the Astor ballroom,
the list of patronesses is eXteusi,,
ana there Is generi~Voopcration on
their part with the architects an
| other artists who are developing a..
| elaborate programme.
There will he a pageant I'm adva,...
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divided into three parts. Hindu, Egyp.
tian and Greek. Each part is sui
divided into number Of groups. an
proximately twenty in all. enlistiu
the services of some 400 people. TN,
soheme OF the pageant is to realize
fanciful conception of some O.ympu,
| where all the gods ever imagn.,.
might De supposed to meet. The var
GUS groups are now being arrang,,
and Will shortly be completed.
The scenery and the decorations %.
the ballroom are to be designed an
executed by James Monroe Hewlet,
me scenario Of the pageant is N,
work OF Howard Greeniy and Georp,
Chappell. Kenneth NJ. Murchisou ".
again have charge of the music. !,
committee OF well known architects
painters and sculptors will contribut.
to make the ball the most beautif.,
OK It's Kind ever held in New York
inc committee on costumes has ar
ranged with the New York Pub T.
Library and the Avery Library AT c.
lumpia University to put aside n mum
Der or books for consultation viii
have reference to the costumes. y.
one will be admitted to the ball VI 10
the boxes unless in mythologicai CO,
tune.
Gerome Brush, the painter. late5
returned from Rome. will direct IN
costuming OF the Hindu tableau. as
sisted by Paul Manship, Barry Eau !,
ner and Homer st. Gaudens. Mt.
John w. Alexander will have the III
rection of the scenes from Gree
mythology Some of the I+rsonagr
have already been cast. Mrs Lcunar
Thomas will appear as Artcmis, Nj,
John Jacob Astor as H,ra, Mrs. Cor
don Knox Bell Will lead band ,
Bacchantes, and Miss Ju,iaINl CuttIr
Will lead band of young ladies vi
VIII represent prismatic Coiors IL
Rainbow ballet with Iris as leader
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docnr.,,nn ,si.,o IL, w. ', ~.
p,ra. ,,,,,r,,,r. Ia,a, -,
Gertrude Whitney; music. Susan NJ
calfe Casals and Mary pearsali Field
drama, Ethel Barrymore and porut
Donnelly: dance, Ruth -, Dem
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