New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
RELIEF PANTOMIME
ATTRACTS SOCIETY
ManyAttend Benefit Given
at Ritz-Carlton by New
York Artists.
BALLROOM PORTRAYS
a GREEK GROVE
The Performance VIII Be Re-
peated This Afternoon
and Tonight.

and Tonight.
New York artists applied their COM
b,ned genius yesterday 70 the work
Of relieving the suffering caused by
he wsr in the families Of their French
and Belgian brothers. An elaborate
benefit performance was given last
night 81 the Ritz-Carlton, under the
sasp.ces OF the Society of Beaux-Arts
Architects. Lloyd Warren was chair
man Of the general committee and
Howard Grecnlcy was production man
arer
The stage Of the ballroom was trans
formed into % Greek grove, containing
temple o.. Arhrodite. Then came
Paris. 'esdrc two kids. and many
wood ryrphs. who danced 20 the music
NJ his flute. The play was "a psuto-
mime. "The Judgment Of Paris" i'm
which thc three EoddeSscs compel poor
Paris .o say which one Is the most
beautiful. The complete cast Of the
pantomime follows:
rsr,.......--..-----.----- Howard G-esnlcy
o'al'
os-r-e .-------------.--. Mss lo-raine MsnUle
f-ss ..-...--~.-s....-ss.,-M MISS florefre btyer
Sits ...-------.--.------.... .ALss Besi-ia Buel
f-'n' --.-...s...~-'''', ,la.slon SfceT
Mad ...-..s-.-ss.-..s Mss heatllCe Wood
..3s'tEn -.--..@.-.....-- BENJAMIN " Morris
~ Wt---- ...------.-...- -. John t-oSs
~. p-..-.s '--....---..'' Ni,s, Gertrude Iori
>,,,15 l-.,s.- ..-----.-.Aiss Ehlaeoh Gardiner
Iis' Prcs,<. .----.----..--.. Ar,. langiqn Geer
- go y
A,Ae.t ...--..-.--. .--. Miss FnzaNoth Reynolds
hf-s --------..---s. .-.... Miss lNl NelTrr
Ar.-o1..e. .----...----..... Miss lrsa Soutum
Ne ...-............ Miss Gretchen Thaye-
rlrn-..rr. ..... ....... . Miss Laura Braty
rsls ............ .......... Miss Beat11 Ruel
rvtls ......... Miss FLORENCE Boyer
s---, -- va-f Ida m Nigsia showing tho
',-r.s l.a.-a'oi ,o rao worship O., Aphrodite
There were three other numbers on
thc programme "A Night i'm October"
bv Nine. Yorsks and Nile. Rose Meur-
Vile; tsbicau. "Thc Wedgwood Period. "
and hercercttcs 81 the eighteenth CEN
fury. sung by Miss Grcta Torpadie and
George Mitchell.
There was ID large attendance Of
fashionable people. The tickets sold
for s. each. so "a handsome contribution
20 the rcief fund Is expected. The
performance viii be repeated this af-
'crnoor snd evening
Among those present last night were
Nr and Nrs Frederick II. Allen, Mr..
and Nrs August Belmont. Perry Bel
mont. Nrs James Lane, Mrs. c. Oliver
Isei0. Mrs. Whitney Warren, Miss
Gabrielle Warren, Robert Goelet, Miss
Eugen'e -. Iadeuburg. Mrs. Joseph
Stevens. Howard Willets, Miss Muriel
winthrop, Mr and Mrs. !. Sergeant
Cram, Nra. Francis VI. Bacon, Mrs. K.
Livingston BceckWan and Mrs. Gordon
BeIl
Nr, q. Louis Boisseyain. Mrs. Ar
c1'tsd II. Brown, MIS-. Arthur Scott
Burden. Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Mrs.
William s.. Dcl3uo, Mrs. William Emer-
Thomas Hastings, Mrs. Henry I. Horn
hostel, Nrs Arthur Isehn, Mrs. Otto
Kahn, MRS. William de Lancey
Kountzc, Mrs. James +. ,. Lanier, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. Victor Mora
wetz. Nre Kenneth w.. Murchison, Mrs.
Willard D. Straight, Mrs. W. II. Trues-
dale, Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt and
Yrs. Norman der. WhitehOuse.
The Mount Vernon annual charity
ball viii bc given this year for the
Red Cross and the Mount Vernon Hos
pI,al ON thursday evening at the
Mount Vernon Armory. 4. L. Lane IS
chairman Of the hall committee
More tiau 81 100000 has been raised
for tho European war relief funds
since August The total of the various
u1ds last night amounted TO Sl,l94,-
s29 a. he Red Cross amounted 10
S53527n go. Among the contributors TO
me latter we're Bronx County Chapter
Red Cross. S5Zl 81; receipts from a
pater carnival held at New Greenbrler
Hotel. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Slg2 So: "E. X. j." 500; Schenectady
Ped Cross, $40; Church Of st. Matthew
Brooklyn. SD 90; Red Cross Chapter
Batavia, Il. T.. 500, Riverhead Lodge
r+5. F. and s.. IT,. $50.
The Belgian relief fund is now S4Ol,-
t2J2- Among the contributors were
7. J.. H- $1,000; Mrs. Allen Loney'
$500, George Simpson EDDY, SlOO;
A Friend. $3.50; collected by james
p Woodruff. 500; Agnes Milliken, 5000;
y, w. Dcyoc d G. T. Reynolds Company
s g. cualdng g. Bros, W. Squier, +. +.
Holmes. Mrs. J. j. Spiugarn and II. +.
Benjamin. 500 each; +. r. Thorns'
Ha.scy >ayles and Samuel Norris, so
each; q Friend. $500; Cortland Stand
ard Printing Company, 1852 %; the
Adirondack Florida school. So 10; AZ
les Nuter. 500; the 1T. Rev. j. j.
Swift. sos. s. T.. Villa q Bros, SlOO;
Union Chrtticune de Jeunes Gems
Slll 10. Charles T.. Lord, 500; William
De J. Haynes. $50; Nahant, 500; Wal
Ter J. Frew, $50; Miss c. j. Gordon, 500.
The American Ambulance Hospital
fund reached total of $l4l,1o@ 80.
Mrs Mary b. Brandegee collected
81 800 OF this. Other contributors
were J IS. Ellsworth. $500; Mrs. VI. II.
Henderson. $3.50; Cash" $3.50; VI.
Thorn $500: Miss Susan y. Spotswood,
5000; d. IS. Hixon, 500; Mrs. Elizabeth
Nesbt. 500; Arthur Lyman, SlOO;
MIS-. Henry c. Moore, 500.
be fund for the relief OF trencn
women and children amounted 10 $50
1913 o. The Alliance Francaise' OF
New Haven, contributed 500.
The Committee Of Mercy 1und
amounted TO S2O,421. Miss Julia Cray
gave 500. Miss Caroline Morgan.
500; Miss Josephine Nicoll collected
500, and Mrs. G.. Y. Tanning, Of Al
bany, 500; Mrs. W. A. L. Burden,
800; Mrs. Lucille b. Edgar, Of New
port 500.
The British War Relief Association
obtained 81 certificate of incorporation
Yesterday from Justice Pendleton. The
directors are Thcodosia Mary Anne
oprng-kIce, Blanche ROsalind Darby
shire, Percy William Darbyshire, Flor
ence Emily Hargreaves, Randall Har-
greaEqe N4rOarat pagou HoptOTQ