The New York herald., 1922-02-21

Mrs. ]. Lee Taller. Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris. Mrs
Theodore A. Havemeyer. Miss Anna
Sands Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsmore,
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Haplil-
ton Fish. Mrs. William Woodward. Mrs
Frederick +. Frelnghuysen and Mrs
Allen Gouverneur Wellman.
There were SO many attractions staged
for the afternoon that it was with the
individual question of satisfying a per-
sonal inclination. Two hundred women
had bridge tournament at the rate Of
SO a table of four. The prizes inspired
the best of play. The bridge tourna-
fnent was repeated last night with an
equally large attendance. AS matinee
ard night attraction there were circus
performances in the music room.. under
the direction Of Herbert Evans OF Luna
Park. 1t cost so cents to get Tito the
circus. and considerably more to get out,
but the performing dogs and ponies. the
clowns and the merry-go-round We're
worth the price.
"Drama Of Debutante's Day"
The big stunt of the afternoon, one that
again overcrowded the Cascades on the
teur and professional performance, un-
der the direction OF Alexander Leftwich.
1t was opened at $50 o'clock and was
called "The Adventures of Angela, or
the Drama of a Debutantes Day" and
was in reality stunning fashion show.
Mrs. Henry Huddleston Rogers prepared
the scenario with the help of Messrs
Dom Barber and George Chappell-
Miss Jeanne Eagels played the leading
role with Messrs William Jennings and
Van Henry Cartmell. Jr., and Misses
Barbara Brokaw. Dolores Garlic, Beth
Martin. Clelia Benjamin and Juliet
Chisholm, Mrs. Van Henry Cartmell,
Jr., and Mrs. George Henry Warren,
Jr.. in other speaking parts.
There also was a large silent cast. the
fashion demonstrators, and II was made
up of 100 professional models from the
Fifth Avenue shops. The opening scene
in "Angela's Boudoir'' was designed by
Miss Elsie de Wolfe. The last of the
four acts, which was designed by Baron
de Meyer Mrs. Frederick t. Freling-
huysen. Mrs. Bradish G.. Johnson. Mrs.
Felix ID. Doubleday. Mrs. John Elliott,
Miss Dorothea Kane. Mrs. Walter
Roscn. Mrs. lie Grand Griswold. Miss
Mary Hoyt wiborg. Mrs. S. Bryce
Wing, Mrs. James Lowell Putnam and
Mrs. Herman Tape were demonstra-
tors of ravishing afternoon gowns. Ths
performance sent at least 200 mors
into Mrs. Bliss's treasury.
From the performance in the Cascades
the audience joined other hundreds at
number of afternoon dances in the vari-
Gus tea rooms. At one OF them Miss
Lucy Gates sang. AT another Miss
Jackie Hubert of the Hippodrome
company danced and at still another
there was some fancy dancing by Miss
Beatrice 'Brougham. The spasm OF the
dansants brought the fandangoes up to
O. clock. when the women had an hours
breathing time before the dining rooms
were opened for dinner The mattresses
at all meal times from breakfast on
until supper this morning were 200 OF
Miss Twombly's aids. The regular wait
ers did the heavy work as buses"
Cabaret Dinner Served.
As usual the stage .brigaded itself
into this massive scheme for charity.
In the Cascades there was cabaret
dinner served at $40 cover. and while
q thousand persons dIned there perform
ers from the Il. F. Keith theaters i'm the
city furnished the fun. Five different
dances filled in the interval before the
big attractions at midnight came. The
eliminating burst included two midnight
supper frolics with more Keith and Albee
stars appearing at one and performers
from the Ziegfeld Midnight F'rolic" at
another The Dolly Sisters furnished
sprighty interlude at one OF the frolics
and Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick
ford. Miss Elsie Janis. Miss Marilynn
Miller. Miss Roberta Arnold, Miss Julia
Sandcrson and Miss Blanche Bates gave
typical bits of their best selves to help
enliven the closing hours of the hotel
fiesta.
AT the supper hour the Cascades was
the social center of New York last night
and this morning. Table reservations
for those closing frolcs had been made
by Mrs. Henry CIews. Mrs. Hamilton
Nick. Twombly Mrs. Howard w. Max
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick.
Mrs Malcolm Whitman. Mr.. Gates w.
McGarrah. Mrs George IT, Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Post. Mr.. and Mrs.
John u. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
steele. Mr.. Charles Hayden. Mr.. Robert
v. Perkins. Mrs. John T. Pratt Mr..
Dwight w. Morrow. Mr.. George Blagden,
Mr.. William II. Porter. Mrs. William c.
Rockefeller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field. Mr.. Conde
Mast. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huddleston
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius ". Bliss,
Jr.. Mrs. ". Everit Macy. Miss Lizzie r.
Bliss. Miss Helen Clay Friclk. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold l.. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles u. Mitchell.
Also Mrs. Oscar r. ZolllkCffer Mrs