New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09

Room. Carnegie Hall, brought out large
number II friends The chairman Mrs.
Lillian Thomas Schmidt. introduced the
president and presented to her. on behalf
ot the club. 4 handsome silver vanity bas
approximately engraved. The Eel-Canto
choral sans
Tu- ,lIbs Of the college settlement held
90 bazaar OF tho afternoons aud evenings
OF March o. . and = az tho gymnasium,
so. ~ ISL street Th, proceeds are 20 be
added 10 fund being raised TO pay on
on, mortgages OIL College settlement
property.
3 SaahcspcArian YAH vii. be given by
th. Imperial Order. Daughters of the
British Empire. ~ the Rit2-Carlton Hotel
ou the evening OF Apri :. The proceeds
Will be turned over to the Home of Aged
British Men and Women in this country.
Ben Greet has charge OF the production
of s!A scenes nom Shakespeare. which
VIII Dc given before the ball opens. The
reception committee consists OF Mrs.
James Bryce Mrs. Courtcnay Bennett.
Mrs j. Elliot l.angstaff aud other officers
OF the national council.
The British Imperial Club held a rccep-
ton Yesterday Tor Miss Beatrice llarra-
den az tn clubhouse 80. los East nth
street
\ bcucnt performance Of The roor
LiuI, Rich Girl" will be given at the
Hudson Theatre ON Monday evening,
March 80. This performance is given 10
assist in The purchase OF the Seaside
: Home for Crippled Children at Arvcrnc.
Long Island. The home was organized
, To- give To- the poor crippled children of
tho public schools and hospitals a free
outing 1T the scashore, where they might
| enjoy fresh air. good nourishmcnt and
salt baths.
Children have taken . prominent part
! iu tho daily entertainment programmes
/ of the WOmdn's Industrial Exhibition AT
the Grand Central Palace. which closed
! last night Groups al hfty o. more from
! the Park and Fairgrounds Association
| have given national and aesthetic dances
on the stage of the Theatre Misnon each
afternoon. and also given demonstrations
IN the model playground. which is one
oi the exhibits. President Eugene Phil
bin OF the Parks and Fairgrounds Assoc
citation Nicc-Prcsdont Lillian Wald and
Miss Ethel Roosevelt wcro among those
J VIII" helped Miss Madeline H. Stevens.
I director ot Fairgrounds for the assocla-
! ton. with the children The model play
| ground AT the exhibition was completely
| equipped with fun sized apparatus. and
many grown-up visitor cnyied the chill
drcn the FUN they had playing In IT, Dane
! ing was one OF. the attractions of the cX-
! hibition, aud every night after the rcgu-
| lar programme was concluded the chairs
| were removed from tho Theatre Mgnon,
! the woucn's orchestra took its place on
| the stage aud the dancing began.
/ Under the direction OF the officers OF
the Progressive Economic club. an
| Easter candy sale has been arranged to
! take place on March 20 and Il. the after
noon and evening, at the Hotel McAlpin.
| in the French period room. first mczza-
| nine floor. The proceeds are To go as an
! Easter greeting to the citv's tuberculosis
patients At North Brother Island. most
OF them entirclcss fricndless except for
| the city's care, and To- the children at
| Otlsvilc Every variety of candy from
the finest bonbon importations to de-
licious homemade sweets. from one. pound
boxes at very moderate prices to most
elaborate Easter gifts. will be for sale.
| The following names arc among those
| on the committee: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
| Nixon Mrs. j. Hedges Crowell. Mr.. and
! Mrs. John G. Sheehan. Mr. and Mrs. WILL
! Ian \. Prendcrgast, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! trnncs Kerr, Francis Il. McIyor, Miss
! 'crencc Guernsey. Senator and Mrs.
| =! ebony h. Griffin, Judge and Mrs Ebert
| II Gary, the Rev Percy Stckney Grant,
Judge and Mra Edward j. Gavegan. Mrs
Julian Heath, Mr. ana Mrs. Carl Koesch