New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
SOciety's Schedule for the Days Immediate y at
Hand Is Crowded with Entertainments,
MANY Of Which Have as Their
Ultimate Object the Relief Of
Those Who Are in Need.

s. al o'clock under the patronage Of
Ms Livingston Pcll. Mrs. Robert Taylor
Narnlm. Mr. Charles Warren Hunt
Mrs Walden Peu Mrs. William Sheehy
and Mrs Pierre Crosby Waring. for the
benefit OF destitute blind. Among the
young people who viii take part are:
Miss Alice Richard, Miss Elv.ue Richard,
Miss Mildred Harbeck, Miss Helen Har-
beck. Miss Frances Wyeth. Miss Caroline
Wyeth, Mrs Roger NJ Minton, Miss Eliz-
abeth Wyeth. Miss Marjorie Shannon,
Miss Katherine Force, Miss Abby Morri-
son and Miss Agnes Sheehy.
Among the Young men are Livingston
Pen James Duane Livingston Edward
Hartwig and Alfred Large Lottimer
Joseph Kelley. colored man who lost
his sight will have a candy table Of little
baskets Of candy he made himself, rep
rcsenung his first effort after being
taught by the New York Association Of
the Blind.
Henry J.. Bill OF Hartford, Conn, VINO
is totally blind will play the banjo. Tick
cts may be had from Mrs. Pierre Crosby
Warlng Hotel Irving, No. &c Gramercy
Park
For the benefit Of the Lisa Day Nursery
Mrs Charles r.. Scott. Mrs. StuyNesant
Fish and Mrs Charles 3. Alexander are
organizing "A ball 70 be given on the night
OF Shrove Tuesday in the ballroom OF the
new Bitmore Hotel IT will be Mardi
Gras festival. with diversions in keeping
with the season OF carnival. Tickets and
boxes may be obtained from Mrs. w.
Storrs Wells. No. lG East 55th street
Among others interested in the dance
are Mrs Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. French
Vanderbilt, Mrs W. h Vanderbilt. jr..
Mrs William 3 Leeds, Mrs. George j.
Gould Mrs J. Stewart Barney. Mrs.
James r. l1aggin. Mrs. Frederick Pear
son. Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs Henry Frick,
Mrs Joseph p. Grace Mrs. James SpeycJ,
Mrs Archer NJ. Huntington and Mrs. Fer
dinand Wilmerding
Preparations for the Charity Bail in aid
Of the New York Nursery and Child s
Hospital 10 be given at the WaldorfAs-
toria on Thursday evening. February ),
are progressing rapidly Mrs Algernon
Sydney Sullivan is president OF the hospi-
tai. and she is also in charge OF the ball
committee. Boxes may be obtained from
Mr. George Hillard Benjamin, No. 20
West llth street. Among those WHO have
already secured boxes are Mrs r. J.
Oakley Rhinelander. Mrs. Edmund II.
Peaslee Mrs. Frank S Witherbee and
Mrs. Charles b. Wood
The annual concert for the benefit OF
the New York Diet Kitchen Association.
No. West S4th street will be held in the
large ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria on
Monday morning February ls. al Il
O'Clock
This association dispenses pure milk 10
infants and invalids and maintains eight
milk stations in congested centres OF the
city. the principal features of whose Work
are baby welfare. conferences for mothers
on mothercraft. prenatal work and nome
visiting by nurses. The proceeds OF this
entertainment viii be devoted 90 the
maintenance OF this work, which has been
carried on consecUtively for forty years
bv the association in this city.
Mrs. Henry. Willard, the president mas
arranged an attractive programme Tor
this concert, which will be rendered Dy
leading musical artists. Teresa Carreno'
pianist: Paul Reimers. tenor: George baf-
rere. futist. and Alberto Bschmann, Wo-
linist, will appear.