New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-23

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in Belgium will be shown at the per
formances Of "Pandora's Box which
is 20 be given for the benefit of the
Vacation Committee on December 4
and at the 7th Regiment Armory.
This picture was taken by Edmund
Weigle, photographer for "The Chi
cago Tribune" and is lent 10 the Va
cation Committee for the good of the
cause of the American working girl
who has lost her position because of
the war.
Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. August Bel
mont, Mrs. Frances Mcneil Bacon and
other members of the committee have
sent out cards for private view of
the picture tomorrow afternoon at
the headquarters, 80 West seth st.
The picture was taken in the neigh
borhood of Antwerp at the time of the
German investment. Several scenes
show actual fighting. 1t was taken by
special arrangement with the Belgian
government, according TO which % per
cent Of the profits must be given to the
international Red Cross.
The War Children's Christmas Fund,
| Of which Mrs. John Hays Hammond is
/ chairman and Theodore Roosevelt hon
crary president, has received contribu-
tons amounting to $8,34l in cash and
$4,000 worth Of clothing and toys for
the children of Belgium and France.
Money can be received as late as
. Christmas Eve by the organizer, Mrs.
Eva Mcdonald Valesh. 80 West seth st.
The Baltimore & Ohio and other rail-
roads. which have offered to transport
supplies for the war sufferers free Of
charge, notified those who plan to send
gifts that at the request of the French
and British governments all articles
consigned to the English sufferers
should be addressed to the British War
Association. 2O3 Fifth av.. and articles
for France to the French Benevolent
Society. $50 West oath st. All pack
eyes must be plainly marked "War
Relief Donation"
The Dollar Christmas Fund Tor
Homeless Belgians, Of which Henry
Clews is treasurer. amounted to SlS,-
geo yesterday Twenty-seven dollars
was collected by two girls in New
Mexico. who rode from ranch to ranch,
and $50 came from Boy Scouts OF
California. Mrs. 7. L. Demuth, OF Now
York. gave $50; John L. SaltonstaIl'
Of Boston. $50, and A. P. Loring, OF
Boston, $50.
The Rubber Club Of America an
ncunced Yesterday that $l,758 had been
collected among its members for the
war relief. Two hundred dollars Is
for the Belgian Relief Fund, the rest
for the Red Cross Arnold 4 Zeiss
gave $3.50; the Manhasset Manufactur-
ING Company. 500; the Hood Rubbe.
Company. 500; the Goodyear INDIA
Rubber Glove Manufacturing Com
ranv. $50; the United States Rubber
Retaining Company, $50. and /.
Littleiohn & CO., $50. For the Belgian
Fund the Hodgman Rubber Company
cave 500 and Parker, Stearns Co..
500.
"The Christian Herald has received
a report from Theodore Waters, ITS
representative in Belgium, stating that
The Christian Herald" cargo Of 500
tons Of -four is being distributed TO
the needy. Tickets emitting the bear
er TO food for one week are given TO
widows and orphans only. so there Is
no possibility of the food being used
for other than non-combatants.
About 81 900 was realized from
bere6t at the Cafe des Beaux Arts
Yesterday afternoon, the proceeds OF
which will be equally divided between
the Belgian and French war relle'
funds. Nile. Jeanne Deumas MADE
her first public appearance, and Mau-
rico and Florence Walton assisted IN
the programme. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Gould. the Prince and Princess Trou-
betskov. A. A. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugen Boisseyain were among
those present.
For its special shilling Anesthetics
| Fund" the British War Relief Assoca
ton. Incorporated, has received gifts
from Miss +. VI. Clark, Mrs. c. F.
I Clark, Mrs. G. II. Payson, Mrs. Losee.
+ Miss Smith, Miss s. J. Day, Mrs r. H.
/ Greene, New York Baseball Club. R.
/ r. Kelynack, Mrs. George L. Jewett.
I Albert ODonoghue, Mrs. T. Chethem.
Miss Mary McCord, VI. MacMahon, Miss
( J. MacDougall, Mrs. J. p. F. c. Over
bury, Miss j. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. f.
b. MacKay, A. II. Gloeckner, Edward
Ash, Mrs. Grandspere. Miss l.. A.
Levin. r. X. Kirk, d. NJ. Jones, Miss
II. Friend, p. II. -Dufus. Miss L. L.
Tucker. F. W. Settle. Mrs. c. l.. Mil
! Ter, John NJ. Keen, Mrs. J. G. Batter