New-York tribune., 1919-07-31
Society Tableaux :
And Masque Will
Mark Charity Fete
Rehearsals Now Under Wav
for Entertainment; Mrs.
Merrill Announces En-.
sagements of 2 Daughters

One Of the most elaborate Of tbo
many entertainments being arranged
ior char'ty next month at the summer
, resorts IS Swinburne's "Masquc of the
Queehs, to be followed by series Of
taoleauX wants in the Garden The-
acre' at southampton Long Island. J..
VIII be sort OF continuous affair from
noon on, for there will be 8 country
street falr and festival, which viii be
aeia at Pond Lake and Agawam PARK
ourimg !he afternoon and evening.
masque, for which rehearsals are bc;n no @
held daily and the tablcaux viii he
posed by Gerome Brush.
Inc masQuc is q nediGvai traatmcr.
or the life and ceremonies in the GOVT
of King David. Francis Roeers viii
assume the role of King David and Mrs.
Leonard NJ. Thomas that of his Queen
nersaoe. The other queens will be as
toi!o"s; t;n Heiodlas, Miss Marjorie Cur
tls; Aholibah, Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Keever Miller; Cleopatra, Mrs. William
H. Barnum; Abihail, Mrs. Morton
Breese; Azubah, Mrs. De Lanccy
Kountze; Holah, Miss Milicent Rogers;
Semlramls, Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth:
Heslone, Mrs. Curtis Moffat; Chryso-
themls, Mrs. Edward Van lngcn:
Ihl5o,myeis, Mrs. Lawrence McKeevol.
Miller; Messalina, Mrs. Joseph Earle
stevens; Amestris, Mrs Oren Root:
PPaslphea, Miss Eleanor Lamson
Alaciel, Mrs. Albert Galatin. and
Erlgonc. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
There will be in addition court
ladles, pages, trouhadours and soldiers.
Tickets for the masQue and tablcaux
are $40 and S5 each and may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Edward Van Ingcn.
Among those VINO have taken boxes
arc DR.. and Mrs. Peter Il. Wyckof
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kellogg, Mrs. John
McC. Woodbury., Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mrs. Goodhuc Livingston, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Chafin.
Mrs. p. A. Valentine, Mr.. and Elrs.
Fairfax Landstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. Dc
Lancey Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
S. Twining, Mrs. Robert G. BLACK, Mr.
and Mrs j. Searlo Barclay and Mir and
Mrs. William Chapman Potter.
Mrs. William Goadby Loew Will give
dance Saturday night at Stoneacre,
her villa at Newport, for her debu-
ante daughter, Miss Florence j. Loew
A ,iinner will precede the dance and a
number Of other dinners will be given
the guests ali going on later to the
dance Miss Julia Berwind and Miss
| Margaret Dunlap are among those who
| will entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman have
arrived from Tuxedo and are at the
| Ritz Carlton.
Mrs. Oliver Perrin, who was in town
for few days, has returned TO New
port.
George Leary, jr son of Mr.. and
nue., has joined the staff Of II. H. Nor
gan, Consul General at Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pync have
gone to the White Mountains to spend
part of August. They we're. for few
days, at the Curtis Hotel, LeroX.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Wanamakel
! have taken ChastellcauX. the villa OF
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, at Newport.
The Duke and Duchess OF Richelieu
have been guests for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley at their
place in the Thousand Islands.
Mrs Joseph Palmer Knapp will leave
Southampton to-day for the White
Mountains.
Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, oi
Hampstead, Long Island, will go to Bal
Harbor in q few days to visit hel
mother, Mrs. George A. Robbins.
Mrs. Winifred Egerton Merrill, OF
Mamaroneck, N. Y, announces the en-
gagement of her daughters, Miss
Louise Merrill, to Rutherford Russell
Bennett, of Kansas City, and Miss
Winifrcd Merrill to Captain Francis