The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30

uel RoSsiter Belts, as DeSdemoHd Miss
Estelie Christie. as one OF the merry
wives in ''Falstan"; Mrs. William Braun,
az gypsy queen. and Charles Greer.
who will take the part of Verdi. Others
will appear as gypsies. court ladies and
Egyptians The artistic director OF the
pageant will be Miss Margaret Vale, a
niece OF President Wilson. and Alfred
L. Henderson will be technical director.
Besides boxes reserved for the MEM
bers of the Twenty seventh Division.
tho Old Guard and wounded soldiers,
boxes have been taken by Mrs. Charles
$. Guggenhelmer. Mrs. Edwin SHIELD.
Mrs. Frederick Montague Taylor, Mrs.
Frank c. Smith. Mrs. Darlington Semple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchiore Mauro- Cottone,
Mrs. Paul keil. Mrs. Julian Edwards.
Mrs. J. Jones Christie. Mrs. Leland
Stanford Sudlow. box for the Italian
members of the club and a Greek box.
The chairman of the dance ia Miss
Estells Christie, and tickets for the
dance, which is in aid of the Red Cross.
may be obtained for her at 81 each at 81
Washington Square.
Some of the patronesses are Nine Olga
Carrara-Pescia. Mrs. William Thorne
Matthews. Mrs. Alexia Il. Blanchard.
Mrs. John b. Sheppard, Mrs. Clarence
Lee Hillary, Mrs. Walter Arthur Scott,
Mrs. Arthur ". Bridge. Mrs. James
Oracle, Mrs. Samuel Kingston. Mrs
Charles Dorrance Foster. DIR. John Ed
ward Oster. Mrs. Frank Garraway
Smith. Col Daniel Monroe Woods, Mr..
and Mrs william L. Ssyers. Mrs. Ida
Brown Wickware. Mrs. Herman ]. Fried
man. Miss Ruby Reese, Mrs William Pell
Disbrow. Miss x, s. Meloni. Mrs. Max
Hyman and Mrs. Eduardo Mario.
A Mi-Careme dance and tableaux
vivants were given Friday evening at
the Hotel Aston by the Rainy Day Club
TpA .merica. Mrs. A. NJ. tT'AlK.sr TEesi-
dent The entertainment was under the
auspices OF the ways and means COM
mittee, OF which Mrs. Clifford Wiley is
chairman. The tableauX. which were
interspersed with music, included n
! pageant depicting characters from the
worlds famous novels and plays. an
illustrated reading OF James whitcomb
| Riley's AN Old Sweetheart OF Mine"
| read by Jean Britain and pictured in
six scenes by members of the club and
/ their friends. concluding with THE
Queen OF the Daisies"
The tableaux were in charge OF Mrs.
Grace Elllnwood, Mrs. owen Kildare.
Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs. c. F. Den
/ nett, Mrs. j. Seferen Ennis. Mrs. F. J.
Van Sickle. Mrs. W. ]. Hurrell, Mrs.
James V. Ireland, Mrs. Howard Norris
| and Mrs G. Alfred Walter.
| The programme was followed by a
reception by the president and officers
OF the club, and later there was dancing.
| St Joseph's Maronite Mission. 81
/ Washington street, VIII benefit from the
soiree which has been arranged by Mrs,
Mouritz +. westergren for this evening
at the Hotel Plaza.
The programme will include songs by
Nine. Eleanora di Cisneros. original pic
lures from the French War ONCE. an
address on Syria. France and the United
States by Marcel Knecht OF the French
High Commission. numbers by Melchiore
Mauro-Cottone and tenor selections by
Walter Davis. Mrs. Westergren is presi.
dent of the ladies' auxiliary of the
Maronitc, Mission. Among the patron
osvcs and bo: holds CIR this cver,nI
are the Countess dc Lougier-Villars
Miss Annie Leary, Mrs, Morgan ]
lO'Brien, Mrs. DreHcl nah'rren. Mrs
| Nicholas +. BRADY. Mrs. 4. Henry
! Dpgro. Mrs. Peter Doelger. Mrs Henry
Waters Taft, Mira. Charles James WEIGH
MIA Van Rrukh Livingston, MIG. Fred.