Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-20
Lawn FESTIVAL FOR
titanic memorial
BOOSTS ONE MILLION APPROPRI
ALTON TO THREE AND
ONE-HAL.F.

GLoucHEsTER. Mass Aug. 10
Gaily bedooked yachts and high pow.
cred automobiles viii make Glouces.
ter their roal on the afternoon OF Fri
day August 20, when the entire popu.
lation OF the North Shore viii 90 Ia
Lookout I'M, tho estate Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Jonn HAYS Hammond, where a
lawn fete will be given TO aIi IN build
ing the Woman's Tltantic Memorial
| arch.
The president Of the United States
and Mrs. TAFT, who win be at the
summer White House In Beverly al
the time, will motor over to GIouces-
ter 10 be the guests ot honor at the
fete.
In addition to the summer colon
lists, the people OF Gloucester and the
nearby towns VIII also attend what
VIII be one OF the most brilliant func-
tions In the social history OF this sec
tion OF the state.
Mrs, hammond IL secretary OF the
Womens Titantic Memorial. which in
It's campaign to erect a monument In
Washington to the Titanic heroes ii
backed by practically every organiza-
tion OF women In the country.
On the program for the afternoon
are Edith Wynne Matthison, Charles
Ram Kennedy and other famous
theatrical and musical people. Every
thing possible has been done to in
sure an excellent program. The ad-
mission VIII be SIS.
Among the patronesses OF the af-
fair are the following well known wo-
men: Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Mrs. Eugene N. Foss, Mrs Gordon
Abbott. Glass Head Harbor, Manches-
ter, Mrs. George Agassiz, Yarmouth
Port, Mass. Mrs. II. l.. Agassiz, the
Kennels. Hamilton; Mrs. J. Bryce Al
len, Mrs. oliver Ames, Hale street,
Prides Crossing; Mrs. Charles Amory,
University Lane, Magnolia; Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mrs. Reed Anthony, Mrs.
Prescott Bigelow, Mrs. Parkman
Blake. Jersey Lane, West Manchester; !;
Mrs. William J. Boardman, Mrs. Rob
ert S. Bradley. Mrs. Marie II Bray,
Mrs c, II. Chandler, Mrs Winthrop
Murray Crane, Mrs. George Crocker,
Summer Cottage, Magnolia; Mrs. J. S.
Curtis, Miss Clara Curtis, Mrs. Robert
Fulton Cutting, Mrs. Walter o. Dene-
gre, Mrs, William f. Draper Mrs r.
ID. Evans Mrs. j. Solat Fassett, Mrs
II. Reginald FItz, Mrs. Henry Clay
Frick, Mrs. Augustus +. Gardner, Ms.
John Gardner, Mrs. r. Harrison Gar
rett; Mrs. Wallace Goodrich Mrs. ID.
s. Greenough Mrs. John X. Green
ough, Mrs. John X. Greenough, Mrs.
Henry l.. Hlgginson, Mrs oliver
Wendell Holmes Miss Hunt, Mrs. ].
NJ. Jackson, Mrs. Eben Jordon, the
Rocks, West Manchester; Mrs Claude
Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Maynard Ladd, Miss
|. w. Law, Marblehead Neck Mass.
Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. Levi H. Letter,
Mrs. A. r. Lingard, Mrs. Henry Ca
bot Lodge, Mrs. Edward II. Lotus,
Mrs. Augustus p Loring, Mrs. James
Mcmillan. Miss Fanny p. Mason,
Prince street, Beverly Cove; Mrs. An
son Mills. Mrs, Samuel ]. Mixter, Mrs.
william II. Moore, Mrs. r. NJ. Morse,
Mrs. Robert Treat Paine. Paine estate,
Prides Crossing. Mrs. Charles T. Par
ker, Cut Shabie. Larch Row, Wen
ham; Mrs. Isaac Patch, Mrs. Henry
Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. John c. Phil
lips Mrs. Dudley Pickman, Hale
street, Beverly Farms; Mrs. Henry
Clay Pierce Paine estate, Prides
Crossing; Mrs A. Porter, Mrs.
Frederick Prince, Princemere, Wen
ham Neck. Ms. Gordon Prince. West |
Manchester; Mrs. J. S. Raymond. Mrs, !
Quincy A. Shaw, Mrs. william A. Sla- |
ter, Mrs, Algernon S. Sullivan, Mrs |
Edwin c. Swift. Mrs. w. b. Thomas, |
Mrs. Russell Tyson and Mrs. Roger
Wolcott.
In addition to Miss Matthison and |
Mr.. Kennedy there will be singing by
the Boston quartette and Yale quar-
tette and dancing by Miss Virginia
Tanner Music viii be furnished by
the Salem Cadet band Other strong
features will be added to the pro
gram In the next few days. great
many professional actors and singers
have volunteered their services, say
ing that they would be glad TO give
them free. but II has been impossible
to accept all the offers. Mrs. Ham
mond has taken direct personal sup
ervision OF the affair, and today she