New-York tribune., 1919-09-28
Well Known Young Women
Trudge Over Rocky Paths
or Dance in Grass ON
Open Air Stage, Barefoot
KosloR Leader of Ballet
Noted Performer Has Bad
Fall, bu, Is Able to Re-
sumo After Brief Rest

Arabian flower girls and potentates,
IN gorgeous embroidered robes, turned
sunny American hillside into gar
den OF ancient Bagdad yesterday after
noon, when the Arabian Fete" was
produced in the Rosemary Open Air
Theatre at Huntington. Long Island.
Young women prominent in society
rudged UP and down the rocky paths.
IN spangled trousers and flowing wells,
and danced barefooted in the grass.
Society folk from all parts of Long
Island met and compared notes on the
summers activities in remote resorts
and ndu ged in ice cream cones and
ginger ale with all the ardor OF habi-
!ual picnickers. Sport sweaters and
jersey suits predominated in the
women's costumes, 20 that with purple
snd green and rose the boxes were al
most as gay as the ballet scenes on
the stage.
Judge and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary occu-
pied one of the boxes. the JUDGE re-
ceiyng many laughing congratulations
or his frst afternoon of this week.
With them were Arthur W lliams, Fed
eral Food Admin s.rator, and Mrs.
Preston Satterwhitc.
The most interesting number on the
programme was the Arabian ballet, "Le
bieu Bleu." performed for the first
time 10 this country, with Alexis Kos
lof in the title role. and tiny Lib
Djurl, 8 bobbed haired tee dancer, win
ming the hearts OF all as tn. Lotus
Blossom" Mr. Kosloff wa seen also
SIS the spirit Of the rose in "Le Spectre
L. 10 4 n
In "Scheherazade." At the conc usion
on the damp grass and fell headlong.
but WAS able 10 dance again after few
minutes rest
Mrs. Angler B. Duke was the head
usher, and had charge Of m 1t of the
Arabian programme and cigarette girls,
among whom were Mis- Genevieve
Gendenin, Miss Marguerite Caperton.
Miss Marion Tiffany, Mrs. d. es Banks,
jr. Mrs Philip Rhinelander Mss kath-
erine Mackay. Mrs. RawSoa Wood, Mrs
Charles De Loosely Oelricf~, lrs Will
lam Sturgis, Mrs. Regina Vanderbilt,
Miss Katherine Davis, SIS Melissa
Yuille, Miss Margaret Fin. Hiss Eve
Ign Smith, NJ IS Geraldine de Miss
Tiffany. Miss Katherine A.at. Mrs.
stsnhope Nixon, Miss Ma5el Satterlee
Mss Helene Whitehouse. Mss Fanny
BALDWIN, Miss Cynthia - CNin. Miss
Elizabeth Hyde, Miss Lucille Baldwin
Miss Sheila Byrne, Miss Annette Davis
Miss Eunice MoiTett, Miss 4l.ce God
dard, Mrs r. Ii. Gamble, Mrs Charles
Fisk
Miss Lillian Weshburne Newlin
headed .he cigarette girls: Miss Abby
Morrison, Mrs Arthur Havemoyer, Mrs.
Samuel Sloan Auchinoloss. Mcs Emlen
Hsre. Mrs. Dudley Coope- " > Helen
Cprin. Miss Rose Norton, Nts Lewis
Peck, Miss Mildred Brigh', = ss Alicia
Margaret Chamberlain, MISS Ellen
Fillabrown. Mrs Charles N. Bull. jr..
Miss Alice Dean. Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Of Washington.
Among those present were: Louis c
Tiffany, Roland Copklin. owner Of
Rosemary Theatre; Mrs G. o iver
lselin, R. J. Caldwell. Mrs. George 6
Pratt, Mrs W Ross Proctor Mrs
Henry Fairfield Osborn. Mrs Charles
Proctor. Mrs Frank Henderson. Sir
Frederick Foster Fraser, Mrs Henry
" flagler, Ms. Fred B. Pratt, Mrs
Walter Phelps Mrs Roy Rainey. Mrs
Fred Kuhn, Mrs. W Z. Peters, Mrs
John T Pratt, Mrs. c. H Pope. Mrs
'leorge Emien Roosevelt. Mrs Philip
lydig Mrs Warren McConlhe, Mrs
George Brokaw Mrs William J Mathe-
son. Mrs Charles Kohler. Mrs Z. C.
Chadhourne. Mrs. Walter Jennings
Yrs. James Lowell Putnam, and Mrs
Florence T. Foster
The proceeds Of the fete are to 60
toward the Free Mlk for France Fund
Of which Mrs. Warren McConihe Is
president Mrs. Henry Fairfield Os-
born was chairman OF the fete com
mittee. letter was received from
Madame Foch, wife OF Marshal Foch
and chairman Of the Paris Committee
o. the fund, thanking the American
women for their kindness to the war
Orphans