New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-13

The ilSEf Hon s9if Edgar Speyer zSo
Is At Washington for few days rst,,r-z
to town on Wednesday next slr Edgar.
who Is a member of king Edwards PRIV
Councii. 10 a brother OF James speyer.
Among those who sailed yesterday -
Europe were L. c. Grenfell. III. ana Mr.,
Hamilton w Mabie. Mr.. and Mrs Franc,,
a. MacNutt. 3Ir. and Mrs. R0iio ogden
Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Curtis and Mr.,
Joan Q. Logan. il.
2rs. Henry /. Dirock. Mrs. Correliu.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Moses Taylo- Pyne. yrs
William Wood and Mrs Charles b. Alex
ander are among sac patronesses OF ths
entertainment. which takes place on Tuss-
day at 1880. at the LyceuEa Theatre, for
the benefit OF the Arr Workers Clup. az
which Miss Constance Curtis Is pres.dAnt
Among the features OF the programme Az.
a one-act comedy entitled THE Bracelets
in which Miss Billie Burke. Miss Haaa
Spong and Fred Kerr VIII appear
Mrs Lengdon GeeT WI! figure m IN.
title role 81 the performance Of "MiIenHa.-
which takes place at the WaldOrf-Astor!a
ON Friday evening. April =. and On tie
following Saturday afternoon and evening
for the benefit OF the Big Brothers Society.
Mrs. Geer will be supported BY Mrs q
Maurice Heci<scfer. Miss Virginia Duane.
Miss Elizabeth Clarin Miss Lisa StiImaa.
Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Dorothy Hurry Mis-,
Dorothy Bull and Miss Lecnie Alexandra
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs Herbert L Satterlee,
Mrs, anborne l. Roosevelt Mrs, Howland
DAVIS and Mrs, Charles r Huntington are
among the patronesses-
Many dinners will be given N connection
with the Grande Fets d'Aviatioa, whi.h
takes place At the Hots! Assor on the even
ing Of March Is, for the benefit of the
blind Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. M.
Levi P. Morton, Mrs. Robert livingston
and Mrs Vanderbilt are among rha
patronesses. and me committee in cbarx-
81 the affair comprises Charles A. Dara
Stuyvesant Fish. il stsahen Van
Reasselaer Philip Schern,erhorn, !Alexa,-
der Dallas 8sc7e Pratt and Moses Tsyior
Pyne.
Ir- ar Ma Stuyvesant Fish. who are
leaving town tais week Till reach Wass-
ington on Friday. where they will stay
for several days win Hamilton Fish.
E. Eugene GalIa.in viii give on TuesdsT
next large dinner AZ Sherry's in honc-
OF Lord Fairfax, who has come 70 tss
United States Tor a brief visit.
Captain the Hon. Ncntasu Parker. s-otA-
er and heir OF ten Earl or Morley; wl!sa-,
P. Burden ard E. F. Darrell are sreneas
the week end al Atlantic City.
Tuxedos annual horse show viii tass
place much earlier than usual This ysar.
having been set fo- June 10 and - I,s
always made the occasion ot much hos
pitahty in the Pa-k AMI marks he tina
for the dispersal Of the New York colony q,
there to the various summer resorts. a--s
and Mrs Henry N Tilford hops 70 have
( the alterations ot tI2e Henry y. Poor villa,
which they have purchased, completed By
Easter. aud promise many entertainments
by way OF !n2ugurating their possession OF
the place.
Mile Anna PaylOwa and Michael Mort-
kline the Russian dancers. will prove The
star attractions On the programme OF The
entertainment whicl, IS TO be given to-mor-
row afternoon az The Waldorf-Astcria for
the benefit OF the Jewel Day Nursery. M-s-
Louis Lee Stanton. Mrs. Marshall Dodgs
and Mrs Auguste Hecksch4r are among
the women IN charge of the affair
Miss Ella Pearson, Miss Marion Stsven-
son and Miss Mildred Townsend are among
the New York girls who viii so 70 Provt-
dence TO act as bridesmaids az the wedding
of Miss Caroline Crosvenor 10 9. Maurics
Congdon in 81. Johns Church On Easter
Tuesday. The ether attendants will con-
sist Of The brides sisters, MISS Rose and
Miss Anita Grosvenor, Miss Frances Lip
pitt. Miss Betty BIodset and Miss Gladys
Baker. OF Providence, and Miss Case. Of
Bristol.
Alias Jimmy Valentino will "a per
forms,. by q cast composed entirely OF ctl-
dren on the afternoon ct March IS AZ Tai-
lacks Theatre fer the benefit OF ne Sum
meT Home for Working GIRLS. q branch o:
the University Settlement Work which
! owes Tvs existence 70 the initiative and en-
ersy OF Mrs James SpsyeT. TIE use OF
the theatre has been given Tor The occasion
by Charles Burnhan and or the Play ~
Messrs. LIebIer and Paul Armstrong. las
patronesSes include Mrs. JOAN r pyaxa-
Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutrins. Mrs. StUy-
vessuJ Elsa. Mrs. ErnesIo .. Fab1ri. Ms
} ". X. Vanderbilt, IL. 2frs. Moses TayloF
Pyne, Mrs. John ". Minturn. Mrs. Wander
bilt Mrs. Edmund I. Baylies and Mrs, :.
Egerton Webb.