New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14

Day Nursery, 402 East SiXty-seventh
Street, will be held in the ballroom
of the Plaza, on Thursday, November
IS. afternoon and evening. There will
be moving pictures and dancing in ad-
dition TO the many booths. Mrs. Fred
and among those on the committee
are: Mrs. George A. Helme, presi-
dent Of the nursery; Mrs. Charles
Hathaway. Mrs. Winchester Fitch, Mrs.
F. p Furnald, Mrs. McLane Van Ingen,
Mrs. William p. Chapman, jr., treas
urer; Mrs. T.. NJ Miller, Mrs. J. Prem
tice Kellogg and Mrs. B. A. Williams.
The annual fair for the benefit Of the
Free Industrial School and Country
Homo for Crippled Children, of which
Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish is president,
will be held on the afternoon and
evening of December and at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Many novelties and
useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts will be on sale, and the pupils
of the school will give a vaudeville en-
tertainment.
The chairmen of the various tables
are Mrs. W. II. II. Austin, Mrs Frank
n. Lewis, Miss Laila Marsalis. Mrs.
Frank jefferson Blodgett, Mrs. Hugh
Reid Lawford, Mrs. George Oscar Cole,
Mrs. Casper William Dean. Miss Helen
Russ MacQuinn. Mrs. Frank Keith Tay-
Tor. Miss Ella Louise Henderson, Mrs.
James Daniel Mortimer, Mrs. Edward
Davis Jones, Mrs. F. Ellwood Briggs,
Miss Florence Guernsey, Mrs. Albert
Garfield Bage, Mrs. Frank F. Hodges
and Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Field.
Numerous special features are to be
introduced at Soldiers Toylsnd," the
Frfench doll and toy exhibition that
opens at the old KnIcKerbocker Club,
3l9 Fifth Avenue, next Tuesday after
noon. This exhibition Is 70 be under
the auspices Of the Lafayette Fund. and
under the patronage Of Nine. Jusss-
rand, wife of the French Ambassador;
Nine. Bakhmeteff. wife of the Russian
Ambassador, and -oseph H. Choate.
The executive committee includes
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. william
Aston Chanler. Mrs. Benjamin GUM
ness. Nine. Charles lie Verrier, Mrs.
William Delano, Mrs. Newbold Leroy
Edgar, Mrs. J. Alexander Leishman,
Miss Jane Wallach. Frederic r. Cou-
dert, Robert Chanler, W. Forbes Nor
gan, Gouverneur Morris, Francis Roche,
treasurer; Percy A. Rockefeller, Henry
S Thompson. Lloyd Warren, Charles
D. Wetmol and Bronson Winthrop.
The auxiliary of the Riverside Day
Nursery, Mrs. Thomas L. Hardenbergh,
president, viii give bazaar and sale
| Of Christmas gifts on Friday afternoon,
November 10, at the Hotel Belleclaire,
Broadway and Sevenry-seventh Street
/ Mrs. Hardenbergh, assisted by Mrs.
| James W. Taylor and Mrs. Harry Fer
guson, will preside over the one-dollar
| article table; Mrs. W n. Shaw. Mrs. A.
| Battin and Mrs. Charles Patterson will
have the fifty-cent table; Mrs. Charles
F. Terhune, Mrs. W. W. Beebe and Mrs
Hasbrouck are looking after the TWEEN
ty-fve-cent articles; Mrs. Edward Ow-
/ ings Towne, assisted by Mrs. X. {.
Richmond and Mrs. Otis Chesman. is
arranging for the cake table, and Mrs.
Mae Moulton, in Egyptian costume. will
read psalms, etc.
Among the subscribers to the Tues
day morning lectures 70 be given at the
Hotel Plaza by Mrs. J. ". Haslehurst
are Mrs. James L. Barclay, Mrs. Ben
jamin Brewster, Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Kean, Mrs. Robert Hoe, Mrs. Walter
B. James, Mrs. William Walter Phelps,
Miss Annie B. Jennings and others.
The first lecture will be given on No
vember IS, and will be on Belgian
Cities in History and Art"
A fair will be held In the Sunday
School rooms of ST. Luke's Church.
Convent Avenue and 141st Street, on
Thursday, November 18, or in case of
rain, on the following day. Mrs. Will
lam Hendry Wallace is chairman of
the fair.
The A. E. Society will hold bazaar
at the Waldorf-Astoris on the after
moons and evenings of November 30
and December l, the proceeds Of which
will 20 toward the maintenance OF
bed in the children's orthopedic ward
in the POSTGRADUATE Hospital and the
support Of the kindergarten in the
House Of Aquils. The president Is
Miss Maud Bleier; vice president, Miss
Irene Gerken; secretary, Miss Aimee
Louise Sullivan; treasurer, Miss Linda
Stephenson.
Among the members are the Misses
Claire Haviland, Elsie Zeller, Florence
Oliver. Lucie Elkin, Carolyn Rose, Nat
alie Haviland, Ethel Burden, Jane
Kelly Gertrude Della Tore, Alma
Pennet. Mary Dean Martin, and Mr..
Irwin Vogelsang, Mrs. Lewis 3. Moore
and Mrs. Ralph Runyon.
lie Cercle d'Amis will give the frat Of
a series of six supper dances In the
Enpire Room Of the Waldorf-Astoria
Monday evening, November d. The
Misses Ellen and Emily Semple have
arranged for many novelties In the
form Of dancing and entertainment
The first dance IL 20 be bal ayec d.
vertissement." where professional en-
tertainers will appear during the inter
mission. The second IL % be "sa1-
terie."
Among the pstronesses are Mrs
Frederick II. Eaton, Mrs. Ceorg. Cor
don Battle. Mrs. +. FREDERICK Slauson,
Nrs. Sartell Prentice, Mrs. John j.
Tonkin, Mrs. Frank Sesrnans, Mrs
Henry Pearson, Mrs. Robert Z. hyles.
Mrs. James II. Dinwiddie, Mrs. John W.
QUAY, Mrs Clarence Fullerton, Mrs.
John Strong Foster, Mrs. Henry
Charles Noak, Mrs. Henry CLARKE C0s'
Mrs. Walter l.. McCorkle, Mrs. clifton
Beach. Mrs. Marshall II. Clyde. Mrs.
= NJ. Timnins, Mrs. q. d. Bachelor,
Mrs. Lawrence r. Braine. Mrs. Paschael
A. Carter. Mrs. l.. Elphinstone Malt
land. Mrs. Charles {. Cowsn, Mrs. OAR
rington Semple, Mrs. J. Horton fail,
Mrs. Charles Louis Sicard and Mrs
George W. Strongman.
Among the members are DR.. and Mrs.
Calvin I. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. James
q Boonc. Mr. and Mrs. william ID.
Dittrnar, Mr. and Mrs. Percival 5. Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert Luce, Mr..
ii NJ Iohr ID Idndsay Mr. and Mrs.