New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
FUND FOR BELGIANS
NOW NEAR S350,000
War Pictures and Relics from
Field of Battle in Europe
on View To-day.

glhgllng pockets OF thelr tlny aprons.
The cast was as follows:
/ Frau KiIcheasscr an !nnkceper .............
Msruella ther maid .....'. MIR. William , ir,i2
Aide Deacour known ss 'Dodo"j .............
captain Francois Renaud "a Cha,,eurl, -.
General Godot tof The I2m Chasseursl -.
/ Don Miguel de fernando ......J Doddrdgs Peet
T Lola Leblanc This wGril ... Miss Henrietta Bucklcr
Madame IL Cal ther cnaperonel ..... ....... ...
Mrs. Warner l. Churchill
! Fanchetie G-ols's maidl . MIS-. Philip r. Mallory
Seraano (the Don's servsntl john n Iiying,ron. IT.
Siendo "a customs Inspector ;rrsnklin Maiior
repiia tihs kcmnsny maid Alrs Rcbsri { Hunt
Sahcho "a gypsy ......-..'.... Aured c. BOSOM
Among the patronesses were Mrs.
Fritz Achelis, Mrs. James Alexander,
Mrs Stephen Baker, Mrs. John Noble
Blair, Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. Mrs.
Hamilton Fish. Miss Helen Frick. Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Hector IL.
Hayemeyer Mrs. +. Francis Hyde, Mrs.
A. Barton Hepburn, Mrs. Adrian lse
lin. I'd, Mrs. A. II. Joline, Mrs. Dudley
Field Malone, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and
Miss Mabel Boardman, head OF the
American Red Cross.
Announcement of the winners OF the
models displayed caused considerable
amusement when it was found that
Clarence Mackay had won an evening
gown Maurice Roche, an evening
gown, "Fascination." and +. T. Grove,
OF - West 2Sth ST., a brides gown.
Other winners were Mrs. Franklin i.
Adams, tailored suit; Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany, tailored hat; Mrs. j. b. Eus-
It's and Mrs. William Earl. white fox
furs; Mrs. John +. Havemeyer, even
ing dress; Mrs. r. II. Nelson, evening
gown; Mrs. Louis lselin, tea gown;
Mrs. j. f. Sayres, tailored suit; Jane
Grey, of "Kick In" afternoon street
dress. and Mrs. Caroline Choate, OF
Stockbridge, Mass. hat and suit. Al
though the hat and suit were rallied
separately, they were perfect match,
and the coincidence caused much COM
ment.
Red Cross Fund 1892 900.
Louis Sherry announced yesterday
that he would give the entire pro-
ceeds OF his restaurant and bathrooms
for the day on Tuesday. December !.
to the Committee OF Mercy. BENEFIT
dances in the Afternoon and evening
will help swell the amount OF the con-
tributiOn.
The Red Cross Fund reached a to
tal of 1892 ,507 90. Among the con
lIlDulOfe Ntltt NlNAEl nv -f-"
York Herald. $74S: Brooklyn Chapter
Red Cross. S191; proceeds supper CIV
en- Broadway Presbyterian Church,
Sl76: through THE Independent,
Sl65; Rochester Chapter Red Gross,
Sl25; United Danish Evangelical Luth-
eran Church in America, Blair, Neb.,
S67: Mrs. J. /. Hartman, 500; "ln
Memory of J. NJ, $50.
OF the amount sent by the Roches-
ter Red Cross, sos was contributed
by the women in the employ OF the
State Agricultural and Industrial
School.
The Red Cross cannot grant per
mission TO societies 10 use It's symbol
or 20 make announcements that en-
tertainmcnts are being conducted
under the auspices Of the Red Cross.
il will, Of course, receive gratefully
the proceeds of any affairs which the
public may wish 10 conduct for ITS
benefit.
Poor Girls Give Help.
The Dollar Belgian Fund. OF which
Henry Clews is treasurer received
contributions which brought IFS total
up TO S4.194. Among them was S94
from Belgian residents of Duluth.
Mimi. all poor people and 81 from
four little girls Of the Loving Heart
/ Club. Of RCsellc. y. j.
The Prince Of Wales Fund amounted
TO S67.340 80. Round Up Postoffce,
Mont, sent another gift of $40, and
the New York Scottish Society S4l9.
The Vacation War Relief Committee.
AT 80 West seth ST., announced contrl-
buttons amounting to $46S %. OF TINS
girl depositOrs gave So % to help their
unemployed comrades.
Two hundred clubwOmen attended the
"Bandage Bee" at Salvation Army head
quarters Yesterday. Miss Florence
Guernsey, president Of the New York
CITY Federation of Women's Clubs. and
Mrs. William Grant Brown donned
white linen dresses and caps and rolled
gauze with Commander Eva Booth.
Mrs. p. +. Frost, president of the
Mothers Council, connected with the
public schools. sent an appeal for old
linen to 10000 members Of her organi-
cation
Will Show War Relics.
!. p. Morgan became member Of
the committee in charge Of the eNhiol-
tion of war pictures which will open
This afternoon at the Scribner Building
undcr the auspices of the Museum OF
French Art. Many of the photographs
,rcro taken on the battlefield by pho
,ooraDhers of newspapers and press as
sociations of this city. Richard Hard
inc Davis will exhibit several trophies
nicked up in his explorations through
Belgian fields and ruins. Nile. Dorziat
is expected to recite Daudet's story, LA
Oerniere Classe.
The Committee OF Mercy fuho
amounted to $l7Sl7 Mrs. Pierpont
Morgan gave 500. Mrs. Jacob II. Scnlh
500. David VI. Kclvey, OF IltusyllIe'
Penn. 500; Mrs. Charles Monson nay
nond Norwalk, Conn, 500; Miss A. r.
Sno;tb 500: Morton Gordon. Memphis,
500. and there was an anonymous giI'
Of 81 900 r.L
,yo,,en and children amounted TO
sS5 32S 2s. Miss Mary Amos gave 500
Wrs NJ. Scars 5000 and Mrs. Robert
RUSSELL 500. There were anonymous
gifts of $500 and 500.
Tho fund for the American Amou-
lance Hospital IN Paris amounted 10
Si97 500 96 Miss T. h. Lothrop gave
e. ooo Mrs william G.. Weld 5000, Il.
ii Goddard $3.50 Edward b. Butler
5000 Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer S@oo.
Martin A. Ryerson 500. Sachems Nood
500 Frederick Schenck 500 and the
Jones Dairy Farm 500.
Belgian Fund s3i9,oOo'
The Belgian Relief Fund received
<,7 900 70 YESTERDAY. bringing its total
81 - s94o 43s II. The largest contrib
utors were as follows: eoooo.
Rank Of Hawaii. Honolulu. $4,000;
II Harding. $1,000; Charles ".
Uarkness. 81 900: anonymous S5Oe:.
G. b. Webster, $500; Estate Of ). s.
81 900. 81. Nth.