New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
UOMEN md TIE ACTORS' FUND.
THY MEET AND APPOINT COMMITTEES TO AID
IL THEIR WORK.

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IL THEIR WORK.
meeting Of the LADIES' Executive Committee OF the
Actors Fund Fair was held at Mrs. y. VI. pamer's'
40. 81 Gramcrcy Park. yesterday morning. AZ a
former meeting Mrs. Palmer was elected. president,
Mrs william Tod Hclmuh vlce-pre,dcnt and Mis-
Georgia Cayvan corresponding secretary. Because
Of the resignation OF Mrs. Hcimuth on account OF
illness. Mrs. L. +. Kddcr WIS yesterday elected to
take her place and Mrs. c. A. Van Brunt was made
second vlce-prcsldent In' addition 20 thee5 officers.
Miss Emma Frohman elected assistant correspond
Ing secretary and Miss Alice Fischer recording secrc
ary.
The work OF the morning consisted In forming sub
committees. one committee Will visit merchants,
another the steamship people and so on TO obtain sub
,c1ptons and gifts, and In this way tile iimo Of
business men need not be trcspasscd upon, a. they
might otherwise be- with daily visits from individual
members. Mrs. T.. +. Kdder proposed that us the
ictors Fund was not exclusive 81 It's benefits com
mttces should be formed in other largo cities and She
suggested that carthen eavings banks be prepared
and sent 10 every theatre IN the country with In
scrption which would read, VIII you put IN snme Of
your change for tho Actors Fund falrl7 check FOR
$500 was received by Miss Cayvan with the following
letter from Miss Agnes Ethel
The Ladies' Executive Fair Committee for Actors Fund
Please IND ncosed my check In aid % he Actors Fund.
1 need not add that wish the fair fun success.
II my ability 70 give large my desire would
meet needs Of the chariy you are looking fot
But even could do feel that should deprive
many pleasure who only lack opportunity
show their appreciation II that profession which above
all others responds chcculy az all times 10 every
| cal. made in tho name Of charity. AGNES ETHEL
Among those present at Yesterdays meeting were
Mrs. Charles DOremuf. M,s Emma TWlfnan, Mrs.
VI. W. Ravcnhill. Mrs. Frank Mayo. Miss Eleanor
Mayo, Miss Emily Mgl, Mrs. Erbert Fskc, Mrs
Woyland Klmblc. Mrs. T. T. Kiddcr Mrs. Herman,
Mrs. Charles barnard. Mrs. Barney Williams, Miss
Isabel EvcsOn, Miss Estcle Clayton. Miss Dora
GOldthwate, Mrs. louisa Eldrdge Mrs. Egb&Ts
Guernsey Mrs. j. W. Morrlsscy. Mrs. Charles Phelps,
Mrs. y. A. Cowlcs Mrs. ". J. swan. Mrs. Eugene
Clark, Mrs. A. 6. Van BTnt, Mrs. ". Brown, Mrs.
John D. Townsend, Mrs Dcmarest, Mrs. Cl0pp, Mrs
Inward IIarripnn. Miss Laura Alberta. Mrs. J. T..
Earon, Miss MAZDA Cralgcn, Miss Alice Fischer, Miss
sidney Haven, Mrs j. s. Tyree, Mrs Walter Fleming,
Mrs. william swan. Or. Elizabeth johnson, Miss
Charlotte Tittcl Mrs. J. T. Llnthccum Miss Georgia
Cayvan. Mrs Mckee Rankin Mr.. Julia Morrison.
Miss Percy IIaswol, Miss Helen BROOKS, Miss Kate
llayhcw, Mrs. j. ". Keller, Mrs.. W. ~ Sands. Miss
Josephine Forrest, Mrs T.. Adams and daughters,
Mi, Fife shannon, Mrs. Thomas Within, Mrs Finley
Anderson Miss Alice Ives. Miss Ella Star, Miss
Mary CrOxtOm Eleanor Allen. Miss Glover ana Miss
Celia Rust
There /, 10 be children's booth In charge Of Mrs.
Fernandez. and 1,ere IS to BE- table devoted 10
articles made by actresses, these 10 BE- labelled with
their names and sold at the lpresumabc) market
| value OF the names. The next meeting will be held
al Mrs Pnlmcr's on Friday morning.