New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-21

Whitney Warren. Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Orme Wilson, Mrs. Frank Spencer
Vitherbee and Mrs. J. Lorirer Worden.
The Young Women's Hospital Guild
viii give & the dansant at the Hotel
Bil.more on Saturday afternoon. De-
cember II. AT 4 o'clock. 10 assist the
work OF the committee for men blinded
in battle. The executive officers Of
the committee are Joseph II. Choate,
Bishop David II. Greer, John II. Finley,
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, Miss d. F.
Rogers. William Forbes Morgan, jr.,
Miss Emily II. Bourne, Senator Thomas
II. Gore, Miss Winifred Holt. Herbert
l. Satterlee. William Howard Taft and
Arthur Williams
The general committee is composed
Of Joseph :. Auerbach. Mrs. August
pelmont. Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady. Mrs.
K. L. Cravioto. Mrs. William X. Draper,
Desn GroSvenor. Joseph Rowland Hunt
willard V. King, Adolph Lewisohn, Mr..
ana Mrs. Seth Low. the Rev. DR.. J. L.
. Magnes. the Rev. Dr.. William T. Man
ming. Howard Mansfield, Russell W.
Moore. Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
Mrs. Henry Phpps. Jacob II. Schif, j.
G.. Schmidlapp, Isaac n. Seligman,
Francis Lynde Stetson, Mrs. Frederick
r. Thompson. Samuel G. Van Dusen,
Felix NJ. Warourg. Schuyler Skaats
Wheeler. Louis Wiley and Mrs. Helen
s. Woodruff.
Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips is president
Of the Young Women's Hospital Guild
and Mrs. W. d. L'Huillier treasurer.
Tickets, at 81. may be obtained from
The officers. from any member Of the
guild or at the door.
A bnzaar and the dansant will be
held at the Plaza on December 10, from
2 20 o'clock. for the benefit Of the
New York Home for Homeless Boys, in
East 123d Street.
The home is now in its sixteenth
year. and is free TO any homeless boy
regardless Of race or creed. II has
cared for over 10000 boys.
The bazaar is under the direction of
the following committee: Mrs. Hugh
Auchincloss. Mrs. w. L. Bull Mrs.
George Gordon Battle. Mrs. Nelson
Burr. Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choate. Mrs.
Alfred c Chaplin. Mrs. ]. Herbert
Claiborne. Mrs. Stephen Clark. Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish, jr., Mrs. P. A. S.
Franklin. Mrs. S. V. V. Huntington.
Mrs. Charles D. Halsey, Mrs. Horace
Harding, Mrs. Edward F. Lyman, Miss
Annie b. Jennings. Miss Ina Alice kls-
sci, Mrs. j. Markham Marshall, Mrs. II.
Snowden Marshall. Mrs. Richard Pea
body. Mrs Albert Potter. Mrs. Rufus
l.. Patterson. Mrs. Hobart j. Park, Mrs.
Lorenzo Sempic, Mrs. Wilioughby
sharp and Mrs. Harry Smith. Tickets
can be had from the following patron
esses: Mrs William GUlliver 3s3 Park
Avenue; Miss Jane Nice. Taylor, 122
East Eghty-second Street; Mrs. Joel
Wolfe Thorne. East Seventy-sixth
street. and at the Plaza Hotel.
Under distinguished patronage. an
evening of French Prints in Tableaux"
and Dances Old and New will be
given for the benefit of the war suf-
ferers Of Tangier. at the Plaza on
/ Wednesday. December Is. Mrs. Will
lam Ledlic Culbert heads the commit
tee. which seeks to aid women friends
in Tangier.
/ Some of the patronesses are Mines
Joseph b. Cousins. John b. Reynolds,
Nicholas Young, Charles Herbert Sim
mons. J. Culbert Palmer. II. Winthrop
| Culbert. John Kerr, Alfred Ely. II.
/ Washington Fairfax. W. c. Mumford,
-. II. Jourdan. Percy Jackson, Thomas
/ Denny, Charles Becker. Frank c.
I Bishop, Joseph Palmer Knapp. H. Muir
ray, Frank Dana Burnett. John Foster
Reynolds. Thomas Martin, H. Hunting
/ ton j. Fred Tams, Rodman Wanamaker
and H. Holbrook Curtis.
A Christmas ball will be given on
December 20 by the officers and MEM
bers of the international Child Welfare
League. Inc, in the ballroom of the
Hotel Biltmore. The ball committee
consists Of Mrs. Walston Hin Brown
/ (presidenD, Mrs. j. Brewster MacDon-
aid, Mrs. William Griggs Smaller. Mrs
g. F. Kerr, Miss Grace Gilbert and Mrs.
Samuel d. Bradford.
/ Paderewski will give a recital at Car
negie Hall on the afternoon of Deem
Der Z, under the auspices of the So
clety for the Prevention and Relief of
tuberculosis. Boxes and orchestra
seats may be had at the St. Regis. The
officers of the society are Miss Beatrice
Bend (president), Mrs. Hermann NJ.
Biggs, Mrs. Oren Root. Mrs. Charles
Frank, Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg. Mrs.
Albert Harris, Miss Gertrude Ely, Miss
Ruth V. Twombly, Mrs. Cornelius n.
Bliss, jr, and Mrs. Marcus Marks.
Fritz Kreisler will give a concert on
Sunday evening, November 28, at the
Hotel Astor, for the benefit Of the
Hospital for Deformities and Joint
Diseases.
The Crippled Children's East Side
Free School, 157 Henry Street, will
hold it's annual sale ard exhibition at
Delmonico's, on Tuesday, November 80,
from IL q. m. until 8 p. m.
The Stony Void Sanatorium for Con-
sumptives will give a Christmas shop
at the Hotel Manhattan on December
and =. Many toys, dolls and useful
articles will be on sale, and number
Of attractions have been arranged for
children. Luncheon and tea will be
served. The executive committee in
cludes Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley
7 (president), Mrs. Horace f. Andrews,
Mrs James c. Greenway, Mrs. Frank
J. Sprague, Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee,
Mrs. Frederic b. Jennings, Miss Louise
Adee, Mrs Hermann NJ. Biggs. Mrs
James +. Newcomb and Miss Cora p.
Van Wyck.
On Monday evening, November %,
lie Cercle d'Amis will give the first OF
a series Of six supper dances in the
Empire Room Of the WaldorfAstoria.
, The Misses Ellen and Emily Semple
have arranged many novel features for
the evening.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Fred
erick II. Eaton, Mrs George Gordon
Battle. Mrs. +. Frederick Slauson, Mrs.
Sartell Prentice, Mrs. John J. Tonkin,
Mrs. Frank Merrill Seamans, Mrs.
James II. Dinwiddle, Mrs. John W.
Quay, Mrs. Clarence Fullerton, Mrs.