New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-22
MRS. CLYNN'S DOG
FOR RED CROSS
Prize Collie To Be Sold
at Auction at Big
Bazaar.
MELTING POT FOR
VISITORS GIFTS
Queen Mary's Fund Branch
Opened Here-Relief Re-
ceipts Total $276,355.

Miss Mabel Boardman, head Of the
American Red Cross, will preside at
the opening Of the Red Cross Bazaar
and Universal Market at the Grand
Central Palace this evening. Mrs.
John Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. Martin h.
Glynn. Mrs. Howard Mansfield and
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge will assist
in receiving. At o'clock from the
White House President Wilson will
push button which will set in mo-
ton the machinery of the United
States coinage plant at the Grand
Central Palace.
A committee Of one hundred women,
headed by Mrs. Nelson Herrick Henry,
has collected an enormous assortment
Of all kinds Of salable articles, from
fur coats to polo ponies and home
made candy. As everything has been
given by the merchants and house
wives Of New York, every cent taken
in will swell the relief funds.
Mrs. Martin Glynn, wife OF the Gov
ernor. has given her fsvorite coille
dog Carrck. one Of the finest Scotch
coilies in the state, the winner OF
many blue ribbons. Carrick Will be
sold AT auction, as will also some prize
white chickens from Mrs. Glynn's farm
at Cedarhill, and two polo ponies gwen
by Mrs. Butler Duncan. -,
At the entrance to the bazaar Will
be huge Red Cross melting pot, IN
which ali corners are expected TO drop
any old gold or silver bits they may
be able to spare. NJ.
Mrs. II. Campbell Graf, of the RITZ
Carlton Hotel, yesterday announced the
opening of New York branch oil the
Queen Mary's Work Fund for Women:
An appeal from Lady Lister Kaye, OF
Her Maiesty's Council, asks for CON
tributions to aid the women OF Eng.
land left penniless in the absence OF
their husbands at the front, and inc
women and children driven from their
homes in Belgium. Mrs. NJ. Hartley
Dodge gave 81 900 to the Belgian Re
lief Fund Yesterday. The total re-
ceipts arc now $1S7,626 TO-.
The fund for the relief OF freheh
women and children, which Mrs. Whit-
new Warren, 16 East Attn ST. IS eolieeI-
ing, yesterday reached total OF w.
7S3 81. ..-..
nounced that its receipts Tor the heo
Cross were S1,14l. VI TINS amount
r. P. and J. II. Stats gave sou.
Contributions received yesleius!
brought the fund for the america 1;s,
Hospital in Paris to S92,oiA 10, 1d ne
DAYS gifts totalled more than s0;1oV'
of which $500 was contributed by MIS-
Gustav Kissel. A..
American Red Cross, the fund Jumping
IN S276.355 "a. Contributions OF Sl'oo9
each were made by sc. /. r. ana
&C. H."
Measures are being taken to md en-
nlovment for former Wall Street WORK
ers thrown out Of employment by the
war Charles L. Burnham, OF the wan
street EMPLOYEES Relief Committee
yesterdav supplied Stock Exchange
members with lists of the men out OF
nmnlovment and asked their assistance
in finding suitable positions,
A new war relief fund-the hrSt 10
he collected solely for British soldiers
ond marines-has been started, win
SIR Arthur Herbert as its head. ~ Is
tnown as the British War Relief una
and has headquarters IN the ruin ave
nue. Building, 900 Fifth ay. Inc olneT
officers are Mrs. Ralph Sanger ana
Mrs. Henry Whitehouse. -.,.
Contributions of money and clotning
arc asked. and the money will be speht
in this country for clothing to be sent en-.
abroad. Affiliated with the main or,
ganization in the collection of the, fund
orc The Canadian Society, st. Andrew
Society, St. Georges so SEtycs and ba S..
Cibson Mrs. Oliver Iselin and Mrs.
Fairfield Osborn are prominent in the
a recital for the benefit Of the for
zion and American Red Cross societies
and the American Tuberculosis Fund
is to be held on November ! at I the
Hippodromc by the New York Nose
Throat and Lung Hospital. Among inc
artists who will take part arc Ricardo
Martin. Of the Metropolitan opera
House: Wilfrid Soutitt, the English
harrtonc: Mary Stafford, an American
.onrano. who will make her debut on
that night, and Nahan FrsnSo's or