New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
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Flowers to Dance Amone
Flowers at Flower Show
''rs Participating in international Exhibit to Open
tomorrow IN Grand Central Palace Carbed
IN Costumes Representing Familiar Blooms

Flowers, dancing among flowers will
make the annual international Flowe,
Show, which. begins tomorrow at Grano
Central Palace, one of the prettiest anc
most interesting affairs of the early
spring season. The exhibition will be
officially opened by Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson from Washington by telephone
This mid-Lenten dance is being arranged
by the Allied Loyalty League. which
Will have charge of the tearoom at
the show, and will be held on Friday
under the management of Mrs. J. de
koven Bowen, who is acting as chair
man of the committee on arrangements,
and Mrs. Langdon Geer, who is serv-
ing in the same capacity for the Navy
Club. The dancers taking part will
be dressed in costumes representing
mittee will be Mrs. Waldron Pell, Mrs.
II. Casinir de Rham jr., Mrs. Robert
c. Myles jr.,- Mrs. Gwendolyn Akin, Mrs.
Edward, McVickar, Mrs. Edwin Booth
Crossman, Mrs. Oscar Stevens, Miss
Helen Koues and Miss Lillian Endicott
j. Madison Blackwell, j. Nevett- Steele,
J. de Koven Bowen, Franklin Lawrence
j. Horton 1jams, Julian R. Speyers and
Hamilton Fish .jr. Will be on the floor
committee.
The dancing will be in the marquee,
which will house. the tearoom and show
the colors of all the Allies for which
the league works. 1t will At into the
grssnery Of the flower show admira-
bly,. and the flags and draperies
will vic in color with the ex-.
hibit:. A bit suggestive, from the
tent used by Napoleon during his cam
paign in the East, the interior will
more nearly resemble q formal garden
with its groups Of statuary and garden
seats, with bowers and inches of green
scattered With tea tables, where some
Of the prettiest girls Of society will
serve as mattresses. 7t
Nationa1 Cost umes TO Be Worn
Each day, a different nation will be
represented: and the girls will wear the
national costumes Of the various coun-
tries. America comes first and will |
rally some of the most attractive
Young women tomorrow to the aid Of |
Mrs. Charles A. Childs. the chairman.
Mrs. Walter E. Lambert will have an
other beyy Of pretty buds and older
girls on Tuesday, which will be Brit
Ish Empire Day. Wednesday will be
French Day, with Mrs. Leland E. Cofer
as chairman, and Nine Trittony will
look after the interests of the Italians
on Thursday. Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhine
lander will be in charge Of the Russian
Day festivities on Friday, those Of the
Belgiansi and Serbians on Saturday will
be directed by Mrs. Pierre Mall and
Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin, and ali
the Allies will be represented on Sun
day, the last day Of the show, when the
tearoom will be In charge Of Mrs.
Motak, Nine. Constantine c. Orghidan
and Miss Edith Bramhall Cullip.
The service committee for the Allied
Loyalty League tearoom will have Mrs.
Price Post FOR it's chairman, and che
and girls. including Mrs. II.
Casimir,, de Rham jr., Mrs. J. Murray
Mitchell, Miss Melissa Yuille, Miss
Renee Carhart, Miss Martha Flint, Miss f
HELEN Cameron, Miss Katharine Kent.
Mss n kathetane. Van Ingen. Miss Fanny
6ilnngs, 9nds Miss Elise Everett. Miss
Lucille Baldwin, will be captain Of these
forces. 'A..
;, Assisting Mrs. Lambert on British
umpire Day will be Lady Ashley
,perks, Mxt: ;Gharies w. BowriY,g, Mrs.
.cc'l ShAllsfnss. MRS. Edward r. Oar
's,!. s. .,,s Msy ssh4 Aassnry as ,Backpall. Mrs.
~, 1gu,xyea, Glostef Armstrong, Mrs. Is
q :, 'li'sm il! snbctor and Miss Lucille !
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nuznesgf we'll known women will
eTve tsaa Of the tearoon1.
sas. sn1af w Wy a sstsr. NE, 4 <yIsnaines' !
,slsir, Mrs; John Chandler Moore, Mrs.
..ersr:nd Borden, Mrs. Henry Clews. I
are. a. Butler Duncan, Mrs. Frederick !