New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
GIRLS REHEARSE
FOR FLOWER FETE
Shakespearian Dances 10
Be Given April y to
Aid Child League.
MANY BENEFITS
BEFORE MAY FIRST
Society Interested in Entertain
ments for Easier Week.-Mrs.
Henry to Marry.

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iltHl ) ~ .'"''
SIAN, entertainments for local and
foreign charities. go "nlcn We. 1''O .',ri
.uemners of society arc ntere. Yea. VII.
sasc place between now and May ]. u
chakesnoariau flower dance Will bt
Given 40 tine Plaza Hotel on April -
For The benefit o. the National Plant
flovyer and Fruit Guild and the Inter
national Child Welfare League. SIR
Herbert Tree viii give Shakespeariaanl
reading and Mrs. John H. Flagler VIII
sing 49,.
The final dress reneafsdl o. nv
Cover fantastic cakes pace to-'l0, 60,
,nder the direction or Mic. ing" 90
dum. in kOmancfQu dance '"o 'u'
Sowing young women VIII laSe Pat +
cIss Eva lrgcr-ol Brown. MISS lstD''
q coman,. Miss Dorothy camp ''i
Ufar.or.c Sherman and MISS l. scI'.
J'and Miss Resale bloodgooG, q, w.
s.leauor Randall. Mss MARION j '" KY;
aiiss Marion Carey ulhsuote IL.
sgiu appear in "a rustic dance, ms
wil be- followed ny marleolu ',' ~.
1arkspur iantasle. in wnlch VIII @pPe"I
Miss Edith Hayden. Miss Heieh i haIu
sIiss Frances Ward. Miss MaDe4 HaSSo'
gllss Helen Nels ana Mis3 -loor,'
'olumbnes and tAlslies wa, III M ia
scented b. Miss Josephine WIS 80.
Adelaide Hatch. Miss 'alhi!h OWN
and Miss Margaret Trevor.
Then will io.lo" d wooCi"nu s Roam
showin. Queen Iltanlas musn U 1g
stronc. Mrs. Robert Rutheriufo Ell
moi will be- Titauia. and she VIII Le az
tcndcd by Miss Helen Geer, MISS i'0"
and Miss EmmaIraa Sizcr ,,.
ur and Mrs. William X. NanderDllt
Iii ,.iro tho Use of their house, ooV
r.f'b Avonto. ON Tuesday night, April
81 ior ~ war relief benefit The enter
-e,ncnf ,riu consist Of q series o.
tccros from Venetian history, in which
men and women well known IN society
sriI no-e. under the direction OF an AZ,
sf;,octor Zach of the iableaus VIII
49, n, i.dn,dual sponsor VINO VIII
So iii tbo. cxuenscs Of her particular
$50 ,ic+Yro Tickets probably VIII
~ e55 s.,.h and the proceeds Will 90 to
a.. f,,ra for the aid OF war uitcrers
d, Venice.
"Fortune'. Fetc' is the name whlch
sss becn given 90 the annual ball 1of
fho benefit OF the New York SOFA
zion for the Blind at the Hotel Astor
bn AnrI 20. The Goddess of fortune
rnd her followers. in the shape OF
t'r,s.al rezers. gypsies, fortune tellers
fnd other seekers after riches, Will
,,is,, nro.ninent parts IN the special
s,,,oo,rdmn,e which will precede gen
III III 5ancing. The ball will be
5.na,od with number Of special
t,,aDcee arranged 10 illustrate the
,.ta,.S.t.r,s+ics of La Fortuna and
6 ,',.' T,,rsuers Miners in search Of the
-,odicss win ioin hands with readers
~ Min and yelled oracles in various
9oyoi and enectacular features. A num-
ar IF amateur tellers of fortune, by
f,,s,. If cards. magic wands and other
-,,.stic devices. will add to- the gayety
50 III. fefa They and many OF the
81 ~. ,,;l he i'm fancy costumes.
20 ,'-'. .,,,,.-,.,ee numbering among
n poscoe Mathews. Mrs.
, ,'-' "a WIlett. Mrs. Lyle Evans
-'ia..@,, D.. treasurer Of the benefit
t'S5 o." -. -, cboroo ~ the arrangements.
mr. t',' committee on invitations consists
lf NJ lawrence /. Gillespie. Mrs
f,r..jia,. Martin. Mrs Lorillard Spencer,
al per Cooper Hewitt and Miss
6vi,ifred Holt These and other volun-
So. v.orkors for the association hope
81 80 ~ Substantial sum from the
(,or. ., All I'm carving on the i'm
49,. ,,.ort. which The organization
e.. H.. Mind through it's head
1.',--.or- tbo Tiqbtbouse. at III East
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