New-York tribune., 1920-03-12

the. pomp and pageantry, the beauty
and glory Of French history and ART
was heard "La Marsei,laisc,S aunr hv
Mrs. Edith Chapman Gooid, with 4
fervor that thrilled the audience.
stirred those who took part In the
pageant so that some of the men ioined
IN the chorus, and with . wayinr -
the Tricolor the pageant passed Into
A General Revel
Incn there was q general revsl. in
which those who took part in ths an.
eertainment and the audience ioinea
and as they were in costume of ina
various periods through which the eni-
so1es ran, IN gorgeous broeades, laces
and jewels, the scene was one Of nj.
most unimaginahle splendor.
raymond de Toulouse was Archi-
Th Tala NJ. Brown and Mrs. Joseph b.
Thomas was his ward. The Court Of
Love was arranged among members of
tne MaeDowell Club, by Ernest G. Peix-
oatto' and Mrs, BENJAMIN Morton. was
ehs Queen OF Love ad Beauty. a
wonderful Troubadour was Francis
!hogers, who was in his element. sing
ing songs of ancient France, and Mrs
Rogers, Miss Malvina Hoffman. Mrs
benjamin Prince. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ln;s
Nora; Lucien Tying and Miss Helen
rlshe were IN the group Of courtiers
ana men at arms. Members of the
Amateur Comedy Club formed the
Crusaders. ~AN
The Saracen Queen was Mrs. Bron.
son Batcheler. Mrs. H. Le Roy Whit
ney was the leader Of the Reformers.
With the Prince de Conde (Henry Ives
COBB Jr9 and Admiral de Coligny (Tha.
odore Crane) in her company. The
Leaguers We're led by Mrs. Ethan Allan
henson. James l., Breese was the
Que de Guise and Lawrence G. White
the DUO de Montmorency.
Kenneth NJ. Murchison led the Rev.
eleTs. Mrs. A. Stewart Walker was
La belle Ferroniere, Mrs. Walter Cham
pers {ne Dnchesse de Lorraine and
MRS Henry Davenport and Mrs. Julian
Clarence Levi were Marguerite de-
Valois and Elizabeth de Valois. Artists
OF the Court of Henry II were imper-
sonated by James w. O'Connor. Joh,
BOYD. Harry A. Jaco and Frederick q
hlrons. Henry himself was portrayed
by George S. Hellman.
Mrs. Greey as Marie Stuart.
Mrs. George D. Greey was Marie Stu
art and Mr.. Greey took the part Of the
Dauphin. Miss Dorothy Leary was
Diane do Poitiers. Her Huntresses
were some Of the prettiest girls in the
Younger set-the Misses Betty Frank
a ice Dawson, Margaret Wallace. Helen
Johnson, Beatrice Strauss, Frances Bal
lard, Marion, Hodenpyl, Amy Sparks
Constance Delaney. Dorothy Clamp.
Marie Leary, Janet Ross, Barbara Kis-
sci and Olivia Erdmann.
Ben Ali Haggin led the group Of
huntsmen and Peasants Pennington
son NJ. Washburn was his faithful
squire. The group, which included a
Spanish rabble, was led by Mrs. Pen
nington. At Versailles in the eigh-
teenth century episode John Munroe
was Philip of Orleans, Mrs. James A.
Stillman was the Duchesse d'Orleans.
Miss Mary Kingsley was charming as
the Marquise du Barry. Mrs. Harry
II. Duryea was fascinating Duchesse
de Richelieu and Mrs. David Dows was
La Dame de L'Escarpolette, Miss
Frances. Fairchild was the Marquise
de Tencin, Miss Grace Henry the
Marquise de Parabere and Mrs. Edgar
Mrs. Gordon Knox Bell led the Ital-
ian comedy group. in which were Mrs.
Sidney W. Fish, Mrs Robert LIE Roy.
Mrs. Bradish G. Johnson, Miss Merce-
des d'Acosta, Miss Elizabeth Crafts.
Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Caroline
Duer and several we'll known men.
The Watteau characters were led by
Mrs. Reginald B. Rives, and among
those representing the charming ber-
gerettes were Mrs. Scribner, Mrs.
Henry T. Fleitmann, Mrs. Kenneth B.
Schley, Mrs. Joseph w. Burden, Mrs.
Lewis E. Clark jr., Miss Muriel Win
throp, Mrs. Charles Scribner, Miss
Frances Fairchild and, Of course, Mrs.
Rives herself and several men.
Miss Potter Leads Group
Everett " Meeks was Chinese Am
bassador. The Terra Gotta group, after
Clodion. was led bv Miss Ethel Potter.