New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-11
Juniors" Organize to
Make War Bandages
and Dressings.
ELSIE DE WOLFE
TALKS TO THE GROUP
Working Outside of Red Cross
Hospital Supplies Shipped
Funds Growing.

'ct"a.' Wnen the suEIor War Relief
Society was organized at Sherrys,
under the dirsc.ion Of Mrs. Walter +.
Lambert. 0nc hundred and fifty deb
utantes and young matrons spent the
morning making oandagcs. surgical
dressings and hospital garments,
winch are 10 Re CANT to the European
hospitals. M Elsie dc Wolfe made
short address The new society is
not associated rith the Red Cross.
Plans viii DO made within week for
the distribution of the supplies IN Eu-
rope. The society will meet every
Tuesday morning at Sherry's, and the
enthusiasts will carry work home with
them 10 finish at odd moments be-
tween meetings.
The women VINO are associated with
Mrs. Lambert in the direction Of the
work are Mrs. Samuel Van Dusen. Mrs.
Markham Marshall. Mrs. Elgin R. l..
Gould. Mrs. James Warren Lane. Mrs.
Dewitt Clinton Falls. Mrs. Allen Town
send. Mrs. Rufus Paterson. Mrs. Will
lam Post, Mrs. Samuel Valentine. Mrs.
LangdtI Roper and Miss VI. VI. kear-
ney.
Some OF the young women present
Yesterday were Miss Rhoda Tanner,
Miss Genevieve Sanford. Mrs. John
Powers. Miss Resale O'Brien. Miss
Helen Morgan, the Misses Alice and
Frances Judson, Miss Ruth Muller,
Miss Constance Peabody, Miss Helen
Lambert. Miss Margaret Strong. Mrs.
Thomas Mclean. Miss Frances Wyeth,
Miss Kate Willis. Miss Ruth Haskins,
Miss Marjory Whitock. Miss Bessie
Martin, Miss Adcline Townsend. Miss
Estelle Romeyn. Miss Louise Butler,
Mrs. John Terry, Miss Louise Glider,
Miss Helen Harbeck, Mrs. Bertram
Work, the Misses Trip. Miss Mar
garet Winslow. Miss Marguerite Baker.
Miss Thelma Violet and Miss Vouletti
Proctor.
The art exhibition at the Pietro gal
leries, $50 Fifth ay.. will continue for
another ten days. EX-Presdent Taft,
who is one Of the honorary committee,
IS expected TO visit the exhibition on
afternoon.
The Red Cross Fund amounted 20
1899. 1875 II yesterday. Among the con-
tributors We're: Through Dr.. b. Dern-
burg, SLIP 81; through the First Ma
tional Bank, Hutchinson. Kan. ST.
OS3 80; the employees Of the Royal In
surance Company, Ltd. New York de
partment S525; Miss Emily f. South
mayd, $500; the Chamber Of Com
merce, additional dinner fund, $3.50;
Rochester Chapter, Red Cross. 1892;
through John Wanamaker, Sl3l %;
Jessica Keene Taylor, 500; st. Mark s
Glee Club, $50; through The New
York Stats Zetung," s67 80; Miss
Gladys Waterbury. 500, and Richard
Hose, $50
The Belgian Relief Fund amounted
to S420, 444 %. The receipts for the
day were SIS, 12S IS. among the largest
contributors being: Mn and Mrs
Francis L. Stetson. $1,000; Anonymous,
$1,000; :. G.. ROsenbaum. $1,000:
Lewis Cass Ledyard. $1,000: Alexander
VI. White, $500. and additional CON
tributions. Waterbury Republican,
S739 TO-
Through Rockefeller Foundation, W.
j. Hillman, $500; Czan kow- Rionda
Company. $500; Dunleyy Milbank. $500;
William Rye. 5000; Andrew Freedman.
$500; Brooklyn Belgium Fund. S304 H..
Miss Mary i. Patterson and Mrs. II. G..
Leigh, $500; X Y L. $3.50; Anonymous
VII H-NNf sNAAAnDAN Al ll4dlAs o-NW
Friends Of Sufferers in War Zone"
Sl3l 90; l.. VI. Borden, 500; Anony-
nous, 500; George B. Hopkins. 500;
William Rosenbaum. 500; N. X. lorks,
500; Elizabeth Curtis. 500; Mrs.
Charles J.. Hrschhoru. 500; Anony-
nous. 500; First Methodist Church,
Plattsburg, Sol. !. B. jenkins. 5000;
Mrs. Louis de h. Hubbard. S379 SO +;
William Reichman. William Kellner.
d. Presents. Henry Oliensheimer. 4. Sill
verstein, Maurice Stun, NJ. Koblenzer.
l. Plaut. julius kaufman. ]. ". Taus-
sig. Albert Goodman and Eugene Blum,
$50, George Wildwood Murray, 500;
Mrs. ira Davenport. 500; Frank Whit
ney, 500: W. VI. Martin. 500; Auony-
nous. 500; Edward H. Graves. 500;
Mrs. Anna II. Morrison, 500, and ".
B. Daboil, Sl0O
The American Ambulance Hospital
fund amounted 10 Sl45.276 90. Among
the contributors were: George T. Stod-
dard. s400; William II. Sage. $3.50;
Newton {. Brainard. 500: Alice VI.
Longfellow. So, and William II.
Tough, 500
The Committee Of Mercy fund
amounted 20 S22.6Sl. George Lauder
$1,000; Miss +. S Lauder,
$500: Mrs. Charles d. Rafferty,. Green
witch, Conn, 5000; Mrs. Clarence Chap
man. $50; William Alvah Croker.
Fitchburg. 500. and Bernhard Mayer,
$50.
The Dollar Christmas Fund amount
I'd 10 Sj,433. Poor Belgians Of Du-
luth" gave sos Contributions should
be sent to Henry Clews. 10 Broad So.
Mrs ". Seward Webb gave 81 600
20 the Vacation War Relief Committee.
Other contributions amounted 90
S242 rs. Mrs. \. a. Anderson contrib
uted 500 for the general fund and
800 for hospital supplies.
The Prince Of Wales Fund amounted
70 SG7.s9O IS. Among the contributors
were Herbert Barber. 500; Frederick
Thomson. $50. and Dr. Harold $.
y aughan, $50. Auxiliary No. has col
lected money a. football games during
the last week for the fund
Mrs. Bayard Thsyer gave 5000 70
the French Relief Fund, the total OF
which is now S26.s22 81.
Ambassador Page has written 20
Norman Hapgood. o. the Committee OF
Mercy. complaining Of the duplication
IN the various Fcilel societies, ana sIg-
costing the formation OF central re-
lief committee 20 which all funds for
the Relgians should be sent. The Com
mittee OF Mercy Immediately made an
official statement 10 the effect that %
would be delighted TO turn over the
money II received 20 d central commit
tee. or 20 act as that committee itself
II so desired.
Ambassador Pages letter is IN part
s. follows:
There al enormous amount OF du-
plication IN Belgian relief work on this
side, and, I hear. on your side, too
This results in waste. There ought
to be only one committee on your side
a general committee for the relief Of
the Beleisns. II all the organizations
i'm the United States who are kindly
giving their help IN this good cause
would unite IN appointing central
,.-.,, o.. .t.oa u Nru Work "a fags ovp-