New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

/ trial Exhibition will take place at the
Grand Central Palace. from February o
TO H. II will cover woman's work In all
spheres. and the displays will illustrate
all that interests them I'm philanthropy
patriotism and civic affairs.
Mrs. Henry +. Dlmock has been chosen
as president and Mrs. William Howard
Taft honorary president OF the board OF
patronesses Mrs Nelson Herrick Henry
has again consented 20 act as directress
The exhibition is held under the aus
pices OF the following organizations, To
whose aid and maintenance any prohts
realized will be devoted: The George
Washington Memorial Association, Mrs.
Henry +. Dimock, president, the Little
Mothers Association, Mrs. Clarence
Burns, president the New York Animal
League. Mrs. James Speyer. president;
the New York Association OF Day Nur-
series. Mrs. Arthur VI. Dodge, president
the widowed Mothers Association, Mrs.
William Einstein. president; the Free In
dustrlal School for Crippled Children,
Nrs Arthur Elliot Fish. president; the
New York Fairgrounds Association. Miss
Lillian D. wall president; the New York
Consumers League, Mrs. Frederick Ma
than president: the New York Associa-
ton for the Blind. Miss Winifred Holt
president and the Young Women
Christian Association.
martial list OF the patronesses, IN adj
dition to those named. IS: Mrs Levi T..
Morton Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee. Mrs.
G. z. Alexander, Mrs. Martin II. Glynn.
Mrs. Edward y. BreitunG, Mrs Joseph
w. Burdan. Mrs. John Alden Dix. Mrs
John Ross Dciaield. Mrs Ebert II.
Gary Mrs. George j. Gould, Mrs. Ben
Ali Hagdn. Mrs j. Borden Hartman,
Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt, Mrs. Herbert
lohuson. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. Gren-
vile r. Kane. Mrs. william Loeb, ir,
Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs. Philip Lydig, Mrs
fleicn q. Mallory. Mrs. w. Bayard Van
Rensselaer,. Miss Elizabeth Marbury'
| Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. jr., Mrs. cleve-
land Moffett, Mrs. Samuel Untermyer'
Mrs Van Vechten Olcott, Mrs. r. 4 c..
! Smith. Mira. Rufus L. Patterson, Mrs
Samuel sloan. Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs.
| Monson II. Morris. Mrs. S. Fl. p. Peii'
| Mrs Charles F. Roe, Mrs. Allan Ryan
Mrs Henry Seligman and Miss Amy
Rogers Sloan.
| The main division Of the exposition 10
| attract visitors and accentuate interest
will he termed "A Temple OF Fashion,
"A House OF Luxury" "A Boudoir or
Beauty" "A School of Hygiene" "A
Hundred Comforts" and "A Thousand
Kindred Interests" The interior of the
| naIace will be arranged and decorated to
suggest a vast plaza, around which will
be the varied exhibits There VIII also De
a replica OF the famous municipal market
et Munich, Germany, and gallery OF
oculpture and paintings. Those who will!
! exhibit their latest art creations VIII IN
clude Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs
w Astor Chanler, Miss Caroline Peddy
Hail Miss Catherine Day, granddaughter
NJ Nrs Harriet Beecher Stowe; Miss Carl
and Mrs. Stowe Phelps. series OF spe-
ciaI entertainments will be given each
dav and evening In the lecture hall, which
wiI, he rechristened Theatre Mignon
| Mime. Teresa Carreno. Miss Alma GlucK
and Mr.. Martinelli will appear at Albert
Morris Basby's musical morning to-mor-
row al the Waldorf-Astoria.
For the benefit OF the New York Ortho-
nndic Hospital and Dspensary concert
will be given on January I'm the ballroom
NJ the Waldorf-Astoria. Among the menu
hers of the board Of supervisors are MIS-
Charles d. Alexander, Mrs. Robert D.