The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-22
MISS BOARDMAN TO
HELP OPEN BAZAAR
Red Cross Head Will BE Present
at Universal Market
Tonight.
MRS. DODGE GIVES $1,000

Miss Mabel Boardman. president OF !
the National Red Cross society, arrived
from Washington yesterday to be a guest
az the Red Cross Bazaar and Universal
Market, which opens tonight at the
| Grand Central Palace.
The opening feature will be the press
| Ing OF button by President Wilson in
Washington at s o'clock This will au-
| tomatically release the mint at the Palace.
which will Immediately coin gold medal
and the medal will be carried to Washing
| ton by a relay of Boy Scouts and pre-
| scented to the President. Mrs John pur-
J roy Mitchell, Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. Mel
son H. Henry, Mrs. Dudley Field Ma
| lone, Miss Robinson Smith and Mrs. Tai
colt Williams will be In the receiving
| line.
There was no letup yesterday In the
| contributions for the wounded soldiers
and the destitute families in the European
| war zone. The contributions to the New
| York State Board OF the American Red
| Cross amounted to si,010.35. Jacob H.
| Schin, treasurer announced that the total
| OF the fund now is S27G35S "a. The Re-
! gian Relief Fund received s5.2o2 SO. MAX
| ing total Of S1S7.62370 Mrs. NJ. Hart
| ley Dodge gave 81 900.
II. NJ. Stuart wortley, treasurer ~ the
Prince OF Wales National Relief Fund. at
25 Broad street, reported additional re-
ceipts of SLIT. making total OF SOL
| 1898. The French Relief Fund received
| sl02. bringing the total mp to s20.7S3.s1.
The total Of the American Ambulance
Hospital Fund in Paris Is now 92.Sl4.43,
| J. T.. Morgan a Co, having received yes
| terday additional contributions OF 49,
| 721S7.
Charles Holman Black OF Prompt Sc
cours, Dinard Ille-et-Vilaine. France. sent
! out circular yesterday asking for CON
| tributlons with which 10 buy cigarettes
for French soldiers. This relief will also
be extended to hospitals and prison camps.
Secretary Frank H. Fackenthal of Co
lumbia University announced yesterday
that DR.. Butler had been mlsquoted IN
| Tuesdays Spectator 10 the effect that ne
wac not in favor OF the annual university
show The management Of the assoca-
ton will give the proceeds to the Belgian
Relief Fund.
A new relief fund for the benefit Of British
soldiers and sailors in active service has
been started under the patronage OF the
Presidents OF the St Georges. 81. An
drew's and St Davlds societies and the
Canadian Society OF Sew York The or
ganization is known as the British War
Relief Fund and has its offices In room
63i OF the Fifth Avenue building Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs j w Dixon.
Mrs. II Fairfield osborne, Mrs oliver
lselin and Mrs shaw safe are among
those interested Sir Arthur Herbert Is
the chairman. Mrs. Ralph Sanger the sec
rotary and Henry Whitehouse the treas
urer.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced
Yesterday that the road will carry free
to New York all Christmas gifts for Rel
gian orpha-l and refugees OF the Euro
pean war.
The American Jewish committee Of
356 Second avenue has sent out notice
calling for n meeting at Temple Emanu-
FL, Fifth avenue and Forty-third street,
on Sunday. October 26. 81 2 o'clock to
consider the organization OF general
committee and the formulation Of plans
+, to accomplish the largest measure Of
, relief for the war sufferers.