New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

Among those on the reception committee
are Mrs August Belmont, Mrs. Orme WI.
son. Mrs. Paul Morton and Mrs. Bourks
Cochran.
the Women's Auxiliary of Flower Hos.
pital gave dance on Thursday evening
at the Hotel Majestic for the benefit OF
the hospital The proceeds Of the dance
are to be used in fitting up part Of the
new wing that is being added to the
Flower Hospital. Mrs. Orlando Won Bon
newitz. Mrs. William Tod Helmuth, Mrs.
Wendell Barker Miss Edna Simons, Mrs.
Edward futile. Mrs. y. T.. S. Coleman.
Mrs. Walter Gray Crump, Mrs. l.. A.
o Bren and Mrs. l.. l.. Mckee were On
tho reception committee. The patron-
cssos were Mrs w W Ford, Of the
Southland club; Mrs \. y. Anderson. Of
the Dixie; Mrs. Henry Barker. OF The
Ohio Mrs a. Il. Jamson. OF the Cterte;
Mrs. VI. \. Smith, Of the Harmony; Mrs.
Adelaide Connell. of the Mozart; Mrs T.
Brinborn. of the KnckerDocker Relief;
Mrs. r. l.. Vivian, OF the California aud
Mrs. Simon Baruch, regent of the D.
A. r.
For the benefit of a new student alumli
building al Wellesley College the New
York Wellesley CLUB will present Ire
lawny Of the Wells" by Pincro. on the
afternoon and evening Of March
at the Berkeley Theatre. AT 2:l5 and
sis o'clock. The cast is as fol-
lows: Tom Wrench. Rhoda Todd,
%; Ferdinand Gadd. Nellie Zucker-
nan. - James Tolfcr. Marion COTE.
'O7. Augustus Colpoys. Esther Woman
'Os: Rose Trelawny. Imogen Kelley y
Avonia Bann Dorothca Taussig, 10; Mr.
Teller, Isabel Simmons. o.: Imogen Pa
rott. Beulsh Hepburn. II; O'Dwyer. Ma
Gorham. -; Mr. Druzil. Nina Weiss. J
Miss Brewster, Edythe Maslem, 70; Wee
Chancellor Sir Arthur Cover. Josie Belle
Herbert, i0S; Arthur Cover. Aida Carson.
II: Clara de Foenix. Grace Sherwood, IL
Miss Trafalgar Cover. Nellie Rceder. II
Captain de Foenix. Constance Eustis, y
Mrs. Mossop. Gladys Platten, II; Mr. Al
lett. MAY Gorham, 70; Charles. Blanch
Decker 10; Sarah, Bertha Schneider. H.
The tickets are 81 and 81 30, and may b.
had of Miss May Gorham, No. 9o2 Wcs
7ith street
The regular monthly meeting of the
National Society OF the Daughters ~ tn,
Revolution was held February r.. in the
general society room. No 1876 Fifth ave-
nue.. this city. The prcsdent-general. Mrs
cara Rogers Blcakiey. presided Thev
sent the following protest to the Mayor
AMI City Council II Philadelphia:
Conference.-The board of managers.
General Society Daughters Of the Revo-
luton. representing all sections " our
country. at n meeting held February i.
at their national headquarters, New York
city. passed. resolution Of protest
against the removal Of the Liberty Bel
from Philadelphia to the Pacific Coas-
That the Liberty Sell may continue TO ne
an inspiration 10 the youth of our land.
~ II is to-day. We ask YOU 10 guard this
sacred and historic relic for the genera
tons 20 come. and to use your preroga-
tiv, To prevent its removal We would
teach he children of our land a thought
ful guardianship Of historic sites and
memorials This priceless heritage can
never be- replaced. and as trustees the
American people look 20 YOU for lis safe
keeping and preservation.
\ series Of entertainments will be- held
ror tie benefit Of the various phIlan-
thropic ari charitable organizations
which are the benehCiaries Of the Wom-
ans Industrial Exhibition to be hold this
week The programme follows:
February >. oclock-Concert. doao'e
quartet ana solos rendered 10y the pupils
OF the Nus" School settlement.
February :. $3.50 "'clock-Diaiect stories
and Southern songs ov Mrs Wetmor,. Of
Christ school. Arden. y G.. for Southern
Industrial society.
March }. SEQ o'clock-lllustrated lecture
bv Anthony n. Euwer. cats and Fishes
and Things" illustrated with color pno-
Biography. for southern Industrial Edu-
catioual Society.
March .. y o'clock-Concert. New YORK
Association FOR tho Blind.
March g. ) o'clock-"Thc Dream Lady
\ fairy play i'm one act. presented by the
children OF tne Parks and Fairgrounds
Association Of the city Of New York
March T. $50 o'clock-Concer,. New
York Association for the Blind.
March =. $50 o'olock-Concert Mandoliu
ClIb Of Richmond Hill L. J.
March 8 o'ciock-Nationsi and
t.. "a nv
the children Of the Guild Of Plays. Parks
and PlaygroInds Association % the Ci'y
OF New York.
March :. o'clock-Little Mothers Al
Association.
March : $50 o'clock-Russian dances,
uncer the direction Of Miss Irene Levi
sobn. Henry street Stttomen.
Ta5leaus t~om the Legends Of N'nc VI
thur will be given by the Women ot
Chapter II. \ r.. on the evening Of Marm
: at the Masonic Temple. The various
characters are 10 be portrayed by mem
bers OF the chapter. Miss Louisa bao'
Bulge Miss Florence Burke. Miss Mar
ioro cleveland. Mrs Prentice Cushhs'
Miss Louise Blake. Miss Beatrice EDDY
Miss Melinna Eldredge. Miss May BIZ
lings. Mrs John Wells James Miss Ger
trude Itch. Miss Gertrude Mlddledltch
Mrs. George T. Moon. ir. Mrs. William
Owens. Miss Elizabeth Philip Miss hIiLa'
beth van Heck,rcn and the Misses Iouo'
Miss Marguerite Plantcn is to read po''
tions of the poem The tableIus are eNe"
for the support of "A little girl whom inc