New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12

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kin. Miss Elsa Thele, Mrs. Darwin w. Truss,
Mrs. Louis Van Ripper, Mrs. Edward l..
Wright. Mrs. William II. West. Mrs. James
Henry Wainwright, Mrs Barlow 5. Weeks,
Mrs. Francis A. Winslow, Mrs Charles Whit
lock. Mrs. H. p. Wood and Mrs. Mullin
Wayne.
A Lenten class, to make garments for the
Little Mothers, will meet at Happy Day House
235 Second Avenue, every Thursday morning
during Lent The president, Mrs. Clarence
Burns. would be very grateful for donations OF
bingham, white cloth or any material that
could be used for the children The chairman
of the sewing class is Mrs. Henry Forbes Kid
die. and among the members are Mrs. Albert
G. Weed. Mrs. George Ashley. Mrs. Charles
X. Mills. Mrs Sidmon McHie, Mrs. John J.
Cowdrey, Mrs. G. II. Strong, Mrs. Charles II.
Wilcox. Mrs J. II. Silliman. Mrs. Charles +.
Abbott. Mrs. George Thorn Mrs c. d. Bald
win, Mrs ]. II. Cameron. Mrs. Edward Sohst.
Mrs w. w. Jeffrey, Mrs. Charles e. Sprague,
Mrs G. w. Eason. Mrs. ]. Stuart Blackton.
Mrs Francis Arends Mrs. II. ]. Davis, Mrs.
Louis Ralston. Mrs. A. w. Riddle, Mrs. Fran
els Aymer Mrs John L. Sardy. Mrs. F. +.
Bailey, Mrs. Donald Mcpherson, Mrs. K. Car
rngton, Mrs. l.. K. Tuttlc Mrs. II. c. Cream
ellie. Mrs. James p. Cahen. Mrs. J. B. Mayer,
Mrs George Carr, Mrs. ]. Barre, Mrs John
Batter, Mrs. Charles a. Small. Mrs +. {.
Randall Mrs ]. H. Johnston. Mrs. l. s. Ber-
win. Miss Edith Hoveden, Mrs. L. c. Bangs,
Mrs Tom Kelley, Mrs. Damon Lyon and Mrs.
Nelson Worden.
Japanese Gardens Is the subject OF the
lecture TO be delivered by Professor f. X.
Wilson, Of the Arnold Arboretum. Harvard
University. at the Plaza Hotel, March -, at
3 o'clock, under the auspices of the Viyisection
Investigation League and under the patronage
of Mrs. M. Ormc Wilson, Frank K. Sturgis,
Mrs. W. Bourke Cochran, Mrs. David Lydig,
P. Augustus Schermerhorn. Charles +. Hof-
man, Mrs. Herbert M. Hartman and Lieuten-
nt-Genersl Nelson a. Miles.
The annual dance for the benef, 81 the Haar-
lem House formerly the Home Garden Set
tlenenO will be given on Wednesday. April
rs, N the large ballroom at Sherry's. COM
mittee OF this years debutantcs are interested
in the arrangements for the dance.
The tableaux 70 raise funds for the relief
work Of the Children's Court Committee Of
the Association OF Catholic Charities, which
were postponed account of the illness of
the president OF the association. Mrs. Joseph
!. O'Donohue, will take place at the Hotel
Plaza on Easter Monday April "a.
William Laurel Harris. the painter, has ar
ranged series OF pictures OF artistic beauty,
and they will be posed by the seasons de-
butantes. Mrs William K Vanderbilt. jr.
heads the committee. assisted by the active
court committee and the association.
The committee in charge consists Of Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, j.. honorary chair
man; Mrs. II. G. Armstrong, chairman; Miss
Teresa r. O'Donohue. Mrs. Auguste Noel,
Mrs. Herman K. Vicle, Mrs George A. Muir.
Mrs. J. K. Chadwick. Miss Caroline Lnheer.
Miss Alice Hughes. Miss X. B. Bcgley. Mrs.
Joseph Slevin, jr.. and Miss Therese M. Heide
The young women who will pose include
Miss Maud O'Brien Miss Alice OGorman.
Miss Frances Hawkes., Miss Rachel Ridder.
Miss Beatrice Ridder, Miss Claire Hanway,
Misses Constance and Guinevere Armstrong,
the Misses Adrian. Miss Olive Ovens Miss
Gladys O'Donohue. Miss Isabelle Amy. Miss
Estelle Mulqueen, Miss Grace Fitzpatrick Miss
Ida Cuerin, Mrs. James Butler. jr. Miss Ka,h-
crime Carroll Miss Muriel MacGuire, Miss Ma
RE Kennedy Miss Adelaide Msrkcy. Miss
Pauline Haggerty. Miss Marguerite Radey.
Miss Agnes O'Gormsn. Miss Dotsie Hogan,