The New York herald., 1921-02-27

or cowboys and the fascinating jum-
BILE of toy shop. Finally the musical
chairs will become park benches in a
skit called I'm the Park" Mr.. Emer-
son McMillin has collaborated with
Mr.. Gerald warburg in composing and
adapting the music.
Rehearsed by Miss Henry.
The twelve ensembles forming the
whole have been rehearsed by Miss
Grace r. Henry with Mrs. John Muir
ray Mitchell. Mrs. L. Stuart Wing, Mrs.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris. Mrs Ed
mund T. Twinins. Jr.. and the Misses
Marie J. Leary. Ruth Manierre, Dor
othy Collins. Eleanor Landon, Virginia
Sterry. Glory Thomas. Helen Trevor
and Mary Hurd supervising under her
eve the separate groups.
The dancers and singers will include
In addition TO Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Twining, Mrs. Wing, and the Misses
Landon. Hurd, Trevor. Thomas. Sterry.
Manierre and Leary. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt.
Mrs. s. Bryce Wing, Mrs. ]. Theus
Munds and Misses Adelaide Rhine
lander. Vouleti Proctor Barbara Kis-
sell Muriel Vanderbilt, Margaret Dou-
bleday, Marie Lamarche, Grace Hem
drick. Adele Ryan, Betty jackson, Dor
othy Clapp. Helen Hoadley. Alice de
Lamar. Sheila Byrne. susanne du vi
vier. Hope Lincoln. Elise Hughes Mar
garet Flint, Margaret Trimble and
Mary Cameron.
Ballroom boxes nave been taken by
Mrs. Charles y. Alexander. Mrs. oliver
@. Jennings. Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs.
Russell Hoadley, Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb.
Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. Benjamin
Brewster, Mrs. Peter Cooper Bryce,
Mrs. Clarence Gordon Campbell Mrs
Louis Butler McCagg. Mrs. Elliott T.
Shepard, Mrs. Edward X. Stc.tinius
Mrs. Il. Henry Hartman. Mr.. Charles
Hayden. and Miss Alice DeLamar.
Lenten Half Way Mark.
This week marks the half way Of
Lent which has been observed In
manner quite In keeping with the sea-
son. There will be some entertainments
for the purpose of raising funds for
philanthropic and charitable purposes
and meetings of the numerous sewing
classes whose members are consistent
in their Lenten labors.
There has been but little 10 mark tic
season thus far except for the gather
ings In the two opera houses, where
those among the foremost In society
have been In evidence Mrs. Vanderbilt
has had somo dinner parties. but none
OF them large One a fortnight ago was
a family gathering. at which the chief
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Vanderbilt At a subsequent dinner
there were scarcely more than thirty.
Afterward Mise Ruth Townsend sang.
The reception given last sunday night
IN the Colony Club by Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Schelling for Mr.. Ignace
Padcrewsh and Nine. Paderewska was
q brilliant gathering. and in spite OF the
hard snow storm they entertained
nearly three hundred OF their friends.
There was music by tho Barrere quintet
and Murray Davey sang.
Music continues 20 be the cliarmnE
excuse for many OF the delightful par
ties of the period. Last Thursday night
several friends of Miss Emma Thursby
4soed with her in her home "a Gram
Grey Park. TO help her celebrate another
birthday DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston
Seaman. the Rev, DR.. and Mrs Newell
Dwight Hills, Mr.. ard Mrs. oliver
Wells. DR.. Emanuel da Marnay Baruch,
Mrs. Edward kiddeShA Mrs. Theodore
Parsons and Miss Este1le Harris were
among the guests and there were telc-
grams OF congratulation sent by Enrico
Caruso from HIS sick room and from
Mime. Marcele Sembrich. on the fol-