New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Spence Alumna Home for Babies. has
iaSt been announced 1t will be as
follows:
Coppelus. us............ Mrs. Tappen Fairchild
Coppelis ........... Miss Margaret Burtor
S"anilda ......; Miss Dorothy F. Taylo'
Frantz. tz........ Miss Virginia TenEyck Rice
Burgomaster. Miss Katherine Hoag lane
Scotch Doll ....... Miss Charlotte Demorcsl
Chinese Doll. ............-. Miss Edna Hoy'
Indian Doll l................N Miss Ada Heinzt
Friends. villagers. gypsies, Polish
and Hungarian dancers will be imper-
sonated by the Misses Marion Carpen-
ler, Betsy Flagg, Martha Ottley, Doro-
thy Quinn. Geraldine Hall, Julia Shan
ley. Dorothy Leary, Victorine Kellogg
Gray. Helen Wilmerding, Marian Heller
Edith McCoon, Carolyn Dorsett. Carrie
Rieck, Dorothy Thompson, Beatrice
Reard, Helen Trevor, Helen Johnson,
Geraldine Gossler. Virginia Wright,
Katherine Slayback, Ethel Schmelzel,
Ielen Schniewind, Aline Tiedman, Grace
Talbot. Jane Cleveland, Mollie Lancas-
ter. Marie Yennsy, Helen Kerr, Virginia
Sterry, Helena Ogden, Margaret Rieck,
Pauline Bourne, Margaret Warren,
Alice Hall, Elizabeth Remsen. Evelyn
Walker. Edna Strauch and Edith Smed-
burg.
Misses Adelaide Beddall and Betsy
Flagg. Edna Hoyt. Ada Heinze, Char
lotte Demorest, Marie Leary and Helena
Ogden.
Miss Mabel Venner is in charge of
the sale of tickets and boxes, few Of
which are still available Her tele-
phone number is Columbus 4439; ad-
dress, 800 West Seventy-ffth Street.
Among those who have taken tickets
are Mines. Lamar Leahy, Fred
erick Osborn, j. H. McCoon, Herbert
Sierck, William K. Vanderbilt jr, Will
lard D. Straight, r. Penn Smith jr.,
c. Demorest, B. Tappen Fairchild, Or
lando Metcalf, John F. Russell jr.,
William Low Rice, Pierre Cartier,
George Pynchon, Morgan Wing, Roswell
Miller, Charles Remsen, A. Graham
Miles, George r. D. Schietfelin, William
p. Armstrong, II. S. Hammond. Henry
.. Havemeyer, Jeremiah Milbank and
Ernest Flagg; also the Misses Elizabeth
\. Lamont, Helen Frick, Alice Delamar,
Catherine Burton, Alice Dawson. Caro-
iyn Dorsett and Clara Spence.
The officers of the Spence Alumna
society are: Mrs. John F. Russell jr.,
president; Mrs. Lorenzo Armstrong,
VICE president; Miss Christina Nichols,
treasurer; Mrs. Florence Strong Hotch-
kiss, secretary; Mrs. William Demorest,
recording secretary; chairman House
committee, Miss Cordela Hepburn;
chairman child finding committee,
Mrs. Irwin Cornell; chairman home
hiding committee, Mrs. Orlando P.
Metcalf; chairman finance committee
Miss Christina Nichols: chairman
membership committee. Mrs Florence
strong Hotchkiss; chairman nominat-
lng committee, Miss May Wells; spe-
cial member from class 10 Miss
Susan Steell
Society is much interested in the
coming performances of "What Next"
he new musical comedy which will be
gwen for two weeks at the Princess
Theater, beginning tomorrow evening,
or the benefit of the New York Pro
We League. On account of the great
emand for seats and boxes for the
penng performance the prices have
oeen fixed at $40 for the seats and
$50 for the boxes. For the balance
II the run of "W hat Next" the seats
will be $5 and the boxes $50.
The score of What Next" was
composed by Deeras Taylor The lyrics
and the book weie written by Charles
Shaw. I. Gaillard Thomas Cd, Mss
Mercedes de Acosta and Mrs. Antoin-
ette F'rueauH. The principal roles
nave been intr7lsted to Miss Elise
Fyerett, Miss Hope Williams, member
u the Comedy Club; Miss Fay EVELYN
Lear, Miss Beth Martin, Frank Pollock
Henry c. Smith, Julian Thompson and
Amory Haskell
The chorus Will include Miss Bea-
rice and Miss sheila Byrne, Miss
Dolly and Miss Kitty Kimball. Miss
Maud and Miss Margaret Kahn. Miss
Suzanne Person Miss Catherine
Oakley, Miss Fanny Billings, Miss Doro.
thy Clapp, Miss Rita Boxer. Miss Jane
Sanford, Miss Elise Hughes, Miss Irene
k,ssel, Miss Katherine Porter, Mis-.
Elizabeth Emmet, Miss Margaret En-.
met, Miss Polly Brooks, Miss Natalie
Cook, Miss Marie La Marche, Miss
Marie Leary, Miss Billie McKeever
Miss Betty Jackson, Miss Leila Emery
Miss Elsa Horne, Miss Graziella Cos
tell, Mrs. Morton Breese, Mrs Georg,
Draper and Mrs. George F. Baker ir.
Ben Ali Haggin has volunteered hi
services AZ artistic director and th,
stage settings have been designed un
der his supervision Mr. Haggin will
also present three of his tableau,
which will be posed by some of tn
Younger society matrons. One will de
pict an Italian revel in the tiftecnt
century.
The third act of What Next" vii
represent g. scene from the Ziep.fcl
Midnight Frolic and will serve to in
'roouce several specialties
hrs Haggin, who has not danced !,
pubic for several years, has prenare
= new dance, which she will introduce
N thus act. Miss Beatrice Byrne vii
'lso be seen III four dances: Mis-
ouietti I. Proctor will offer a sketc,
called The Last Rehearsal" with Mis-
Grace br'sted and Miss Agnes de Seld
ng. Another important number vii
nc Spanish dance in which Mrs Fred
rex !. Dalziel, Mrs Monroe Douyla,
Robinson. Caro- Delvaille and Luis Nor
viii appear. '''''
what Next!" has been staged unde,
nc direction Of Frank Smithgon anf
All ths dance numbers have been W.
ranged ana rehcarscd by Bessie McCn,
DAVIS.
Tho Stony Wod Sanatorium Cor
poratlon VIII hold its nineteenth an
1ual meeting in the ballroom of m,
colony Club on Wednesday Elect;o,
~ officers for the ensuing war VII
axe place and reports Of tho actjvjties
Of the auxiliaries affiliated with the