New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

Miss Hope Williams. Miss Sylvia Holt,
Miss Helen Jay Du Bois, Miss Amy
Johnson. Miss Sym nhorosa Brlstcd,
Miss Margaret Trevor. Miss Isabel
Stettinius. Miss Grace jenkins. Mss
Margaret Busk. Miss Cornelia Chapin,
Miss Constance Chappel, Miss Cath-
crime Coli, Miss Florence Lincoln. Miss
Elizabeth McNickar, Miss Constance
Peabody. Miss Vera Cravath. MISS
Edith }. Farr, Miss Natalie Wood, Miss
Margaret l.. Strong. Miss Doris Man
gam. Miss Rita NOrrie. Miss Nieva
Fisher. Miss Gertrude VI. Geer, Miss
Mary lIartshorne. Miss Kate Grlffen,
Miss Gertrude Pardec, Miss Marion
Perry, Miss Ethel Simmons, Miss Edith
Sloan, Miss Olive Trip. Miss Mar
garct Warren, Miss Mary Haskell, Miss
Mary Francke, Miss Dorothea Camp
and Miss Gertrude Murray.
ON the floor committee are Arthur
VI. Du Bots. chairman; Frederick W.
koobe, Johnston Redmond. Oliver
Nagstaf. Murray Hoffman, Harry {.
Mon ague Geer. f. Sheldon FAIR, Al
rick A. Man. it,. Livingston L. Short,
Alexander r. Van Rensselaer,, Ransom
Noble. Charles V. Hickox, J. Horton
liam and Francis A. Wood.
A novel entertainment will be given
ON Friday afternoon, April II, ~ 4
o'clock. in the assembly room Of the
Women's University Club, 1O6 East
fifty-secOnd Street The title is "POr-
traits and Histories of Fauns, Fairies.
Fish. and Other Pleasant Creatures
by Ddgald Stewart Walker. The enter
tainmen. is being arranged for the
benefit Of the Music School Settlement
for Negroes. in 13lst Street Tickets,
at So each, may be obtained from Mrs.
x. Osgood Mason, II West Forty-ninth
Street.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
George W. Bacon. Mrs. Cornelius y.
Bliss, Mrs Lindley Hoffman Chaplin,
Miss Maria Bowen Chaplin, Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mrs. Henry LOOMS, Mrs.
Howard Mansfield, Mrs K. Osgood
Mason. Mrs. Stowe Phelps Mrs. Henry
". Poor. Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
John Grecnough, Mrs. John II. Ham
mond. Mrs. Edward c. Henderson. Mrs.
Ripley Hitchcock. Mrs. Ramsay Hunt,
Mrs. William Jay Schieillen. Mrs. C.
Chauncey Stillman. Miss Clara B.
Spence, Mrs. George Montgomery
futile and Miss Willard.
card party for the benefit OF the
Purple Cross Service for horses on the
battlefield will be held at the home of
Mrs. William VI. X. Olcott, SO West
Eighty-fourth Street, tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Tickets are 81.
Miss Janet Richards will lecture on
The Vital Question of the Hour" at
the Plaza Hotel on Friday. at o'clock.
under the auspices of the Nvisection
Investigation League and the patron
age Of Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson. Frank
X. Sturgis, Mrs. W. Bourke Cochran.
7. Augustus Schermerhorn, Charles +.
Hoffman, Mrs. Herbert VI. Hartman
and Lieutenant General Nelson A.
Miles
4 special performance Of king
Lear will be given for the benefit of
the Chelsea Neighborhood Association
on April - at the central branch of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. Z East Fifteenth Street. The pro
Ceeds will 90 toward the equipment o.
"a playhouse IN old Chelsea Village.
Tickets. at 81, may De obtained from
Mrs. j. W. Cushman, chairman of the
festival committee, SIS Madison Ave.
nue., or through the Office OF the Neigh
borhood Association, 2O9 West Twenty
third Street.
A concert for the benefit Of the vii
son Industrial School for Girls will be
given on Tuesday afternoon in Car
negie Hall. Julia Culp and Percy
Granger will be the artists. The
school, which is located in East Sixty
ninth Street, was founded before the
Civil War, and its object is to give aid
10 poor girls on the East Side.
The patrOnesses or the concert are
Mrs. William T. Floyd, Miss Frances
Ogden Jones. Mrs. Henry ". Everett,
Mrs. W. W. McAlpin. Mrs +. S. VIII
Jams, Mrs. Clark b. Hotchkiss and Mrs.
George 7. Brett
For the benefit Of the summer work
Of the Lulu Thorley Lyons Home for
Crippled and Delicate Children. at
Claverack, y. Y, the society. Of which
Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish is president.
has taken the Colonial Theatre for
Tuesday evening
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage. chairman:
Mrs Frederick Andrews Bags. Miss
Florence Guernsey, Miss Amelia Day
Campbell and Mrs Arthur Elliot Fish.
he Gaumont company has taken mo-
ton pictures of the school and home.
which Will be shown on the screen that
evening.
Among the boxholders are Albert
Garfield BaGe. Frederick Andrews