Maybe something like this:
MenuModel m = new MenuModel();
m.add( new MenuItem( "File" ) );
m.last().add( new MenuItem( "Open", Page1.class ) );
m.last().add( new MenuItem( "Close", Page2.class ) );
m.add( new MenuItem( "Edit" ) );
m.last().add( new MenuItem( "Cut", Page3.class ) ) ;
m.last().add( new MenuItem( "Paste", Page4.class ) );
last() will return last added item; it can be called lastAdded().
Or using array of MenuItems:
MenuModel m = new MenuModel();
m.add( new MenuItem( "File", { new MenuItem( "Open", Page1.class ),
new MenuItem( "Close", Page2.class } ) );
m.add( new MenuItem( "Edit", { new MenuItem( "Cut", Page1.class ),
new MenuItem( "Paste", Page2.class } ) );
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