New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Musical Show
Presented by
i
I Younger Set
Brilliant Performance of
7 The Runaway Girl Rol-
Z licking Comedy, Directed
by Miss Grace Henry
coach Was With A. E. F.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid Gives
Dinner: MIR. Bagby Has
Second Musical Morning

,,.s of the musical comedy "The Run
swav Girl" by Ivan Caryll and Lionel
uonckton. last night in the ballroom of
,ba Hotel Plaza. The parts were all
.'everly acted and showed the finished
rssult of the coaching of Miss Grace
Henry. under whose direction the COM
ssv was given and who conducted all
rehearsals. Miss Henry recently re-
turnsd from overseas. where she organ
lied entertainments for the A. f. F.
The cast WAS as follows: "Winifrcd
GRAY" Miss Julia Stanley; "Pietro," F.
Hayward Hunter; First Musician"
Gerald Reynolds; Second Musician"
Arthur Hunter; "Carmenita," Miss
.Caramsi Carroll; Dorothy Stanley"
Miss Olive Tennyson Foster; THE Hon.
Bobby Barclay" Wallace Cohu;
s"Alice." Miss Katherine D. Exton;
s~Guy Stanley" John Nj. Warburton;
! "Flipper," Emerson MacMillin, 3D.;
"Lady Coode," Mrs. Reginald T.
Townsend.
In the chorus were Miss Florence
: Clendenin, Miss Katharine Sharpe,
Miss Emily Burchell, Miss Helen Bull,
s Miss Elizabeth Chsolm, Miss Dorothy
Post Clapp, Miss Josephine Flood, Miss
Helen L. Johnson, Miss Marie La
Marche, Miss Grace Hendricks, Miss
Edyth McCoon. Miss Elsie Morrill,, Miss
sGenevieve Mangam, Miss Margaret
Warren. Miss Lillian Remsen, Miss
Margaret Wallace, Miss Virginia ster-
ry, Miss Marie Thayer, Miss Helen
= t-Srhr;av-irI Mic, MoNJ;ll,,. ,1ro
4 Charles Biount, John Snowden, Ken
meth Lyle. James III. Fox and Rene E.
/ Bellinger.
Il Among those who had boxes we're
u Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, Mrs. Charles
I Steele, Mrs. Frederick Edey, Mrs.
Pierre Mali. Mrs. Roland Harri-
man, Mrs. George M. Pynchon, Mrs.
James R. Sheffield and Mrs. Vincent
Il Astor
The performance will be repeated
L this evening and the proceeds will go
to the Grosvenor Neighborhood House,
In Flftleth Street, near the East River.
lhe managers of the nome supply free
s luncheons for forty school children and
through the social service committee
about thirty families are reached.
! Homes are visited, advice given and
during the summer months each child
OF the settlement is sent to the country
Tor fortnight.
The officers are Mrs. Charles D.
. Dlckey jr., Miss Cornelia Van Auken
: Sh,apln, Miss Christina Nichols, Mrs.
.ii6ert Darlington and Miss Gertrude
B. Pardee. "oe
:. Mrs. .Whitelaw Reid gave d;nner
last night at ho- house, 451 Madison
avenue. The guests numbered about
aity and INCLUDED among others Mr.
h snd Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mr.. and
drs- stephen H. Oin, Mr.. and Mrs
asooels ": de Forest, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
aar 0urtlss James, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
solo Mnltrldge. DR.. and Mrs. Alexan-
10 Ssa Lsmoert, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur c.
ss@ler, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin
~. ana Mrs. Paul D. Cravath, Mr.. and
srs' airs Tks TTknarles B.; Alexander, Mr.. and
Bisbon nvoaoIe srS -; havemeyer, Ogden NJ
NINE. Frances Aida, Orville Harro,d
Emilio de Gogorza and Pablo CasaIs ,U,u,
ssre tne ARTISTS at the second of Alber9
:.olf's bagDy's January musical morn
hgs yesterday at the WaldorfAs yl
soIia; Inc ballroom was crowded a.
sual ana many prominent members
soclely were in the audience
annong them were Mrs. John Henri
snmond, Miss Emily Sloane Ham,
in,onui non,i MTs; g. EDWIN Gould, Mrs. William
Nyss'd5 NJ sloane' Mrs. John r. Drexel.
r. s namIiton Mex. Twombly, Mrs
nrsIo conrs1sa y; fabbri, Mrs. Frederic
/ Iln;n eaa M renheld, lils Mrs. D. Hunter Nc
HipIh' Mrs; William Barbour. Mrs A.
F ,nur D.. Cumnock, Mrs. Walter
Games, Mrs. j. Horace Hard;ns NJ. d.
Inaries S. Whitman, Mrs W;,i;ara Iiis
Lowe Klce, Mrs. J. Arnory HaskeIl NJ
purke Roche, Mrs. Henry Fairfield a.
eorn' Mrs. James Lenox Banks NJ
;onn ;': u; Ryan. Mrs. John r. ooden
tass a. kouth Ogden, Mrs. John Tnrnar
L sseroury, Mrs William Curtis Deroo-
NJ. ny ars: Edwin II. Weatherbee Wrs
s.i, "i,"am a. Perry and Mrs. Lowell Lin.
4 ak- H.. and nd Mrs. George Grant Porter
- !. ene,r daughter, Miss Erane porter
I; n. II. Twigg former British cons,, s,I
saracas, Venezuela, and at nresont
ss'a4s manager Of the Orinoco rs
xsass; Ltd, OF London and Trinidad
h., H., ~lgg Is q graduate of Birming-
T;s iaai cin,lsersity, England. The we'd
Df WI take place at the Hotel Sayor
:" LONDON early in the spring.
Harha.. "'i"~ t.s,herman, daughter Of Mrs
nerner5 a. Sherman, will be rosrr;aa
william Remsen, son Of Mait'ea NJ rec,
1fs. Charles Remgen. of The aiu
fsoruary II, in Rye. '' o''S'
Dinners will be given this even;nc
u 4sS Douglas Robinson, Mrs. HaroilHs
sgn fiSa, Mrs. Stuart Duncan and Wra
s''ses Taylor Campbell.
ars. ". Warner Hoppin will give e.
ssleneon TO day at her home. II E.ss
rss:dtshty-nftn ~ Street, for Miss Janst
ne third If BaiIli Horneman,a a.
ses.oon fansiealcs will be given today
g ssse ballroom Of the Ritz -(arl.nn
.Mf and Mrs. MarshalI Orne Wi,aon
sSse sailed from London for New YnyL
waas "fs que mere at the end Of the
sssI ~, Iney have been abroad for rev
s1si months. ''' NV
~ ~ and Mrs. George r. Baker jr.
~ ii. slart for the South tomorrow.
1ssfs they viii spend about xix weeks.
Ir. and Mra. Henry greyoort Kane
~ Aiss Fiorencc b. Kane will gail
- Enfope February Is.
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