New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-05

Mrs Philip LewIsohn. chairman. Mrs Simor
Borg and committee; Monday April 10. Bril-,
ish-American War Relief. Lady Herbert. chair
man. committee including Mrs Nicholas Muir.
ray Butler. Mrs. Alfred Goats, Mrs NewboN
Leroy Edgar: Tuesday. April u. Polish Re.
lief. Mrs Linzec Blagden. chairman, also Ser
nian Relicf. Mrs Markoe chairman. assisted bv
Miss Hastings Miss Losanitoh and others
One hundred and fifty members OF the Junio,
League will act as mattresses IN the tea garden
during the week. the work being divided into
shifts. Miss Irene Gibson. whose engagement,
to George b. Post. jr., was recently announced
will be in charge OF the flower girls, selling
boutonniercs for the Red Cross fund. Miss
Bell Gurnec and others will be attired in khaki
% enroll membership in the Red Cross. Gen.
ersl Leonard Wood viii deliver a lecture on
i've Red Cross in the tea garden one morning
during the week.
Nassau Bahamas Feb 2S--No inner weather
for sailing craft could be imagined than th,,
which Wsshngtons Birthday in Nassau
u.hered in The sea wall as well as the Colo.
NAL Basin and Colorado was one long line Of
watching faces when the regatta committee
composed OF Commodores L. u. Weber, Of he
Stamford Yacht Club. and Frank L. Wood.
worth. OF Rochester; p F. Collier. George Bul.
lock. A. w. Thompson, McHsrs Davenport Of
New York and A. C. Crawford Charles L. Al.
bury, and Q. F. Pritchard. OF Nassau stepped
aboard the committee boat
Following the sports in the harbor there was
rush for the Colonial swimming pool. Rob.
ert Cushman, of St. Louis. and Phelps New.
berry. OF Detroit, gave exhibitions OF fancy div
ing Water polo and a turtle chase made
humorous finale.
a crowd that did the racing committees
heart good filed the grsndstand and members
inclosurc on Tuesday afternoon at Track Dun.
more The fact that the Colonial Hotel
Stakes. the Royal Victoria Stakes and gentle.
mans race was on the card attracted the best
fields of the season The gentlcrlsn's race was
won by Raiah. owned by McHarg Davenport.
of New York
The Washngton's Birthday ball at the Colo.
nial set precedent that future years will hrd
hard TO eclipse Among the New Yorker
dancing were the Misses Dolly La Montague.
Margery and Florence Brown, Margaret Riker
Anna Rathbone. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mscksy
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Gilman, the Misses
Haaker. Miss Z. Romcyn Miss Lena Grant
Miss Grace Lee Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Beaver Smith. Mr. and Mrs. {. Roy Dickn.
son. Robert Wrenn John Inman, c. b Leyey
and Nelson Doubleday.
Lakewood NJ J., March 4.-The horrors Of
the European war were brought home TO the
society women OF Lakewood yesterday after
noon. when Mrs. Mary Hatch Willard, inter
national chairman OF the surgical dressings
committee o. the War Relief Association, de
livered lecture in the Colonial ballroom OF
the Laurel House on French hospitals and
trenches which she recently visited
Mrs Charles Lathrop Pack was hostess a.
the principal social event when she entertained
at q musical on Wednesday afternoon at her
home Lathrop Hall. Miss Florence Nightin-
gale sang ELMER Zoller was at tn. piano.
Miss Amelia Romeo played piano selections.
Assisting Mrs. Pack were Mrs Randolph Chan
dlcr. Mrs Henry Lloyd Herbert, Miss Sophie
Downer. Miss Dorothy Tracy, Miss Marion
Baldwin Miss Eleanor Ferris and Miss Glover.
Among the large number OF guests were Mines.
Charles l.. Lindley. William Gray Schsui
fer, David B. Schwartz, L. Csrbery Richie,
Iohn {. HALEY. Charles f.. Brugler. Stsndisn
Chsrd. Arthur B. Claain. Turis G.. Bergen.
Louis Buckley Stillwell, Elmer T.. Wentworth,
Frank Tilford, Samuel T. Skdmore, Charles A.
Bye. Courtlandt p. Butler. the Misses Godfrey,
Sadie Compton, Eleanor Bye Ferris. Hstely,
Cornelia Schwartz, Mae acDonsld. Nettie
Mcrriman and Laura Pell.
Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Root. OF New York. are
mere for three weeks at the Lsurel-in-the
Pines
John Burrows. the California poet and nstu
ralst is visiting Mr.. Clarence NJ. Roof. Hiss
Hovey-Roof is entertaining Miss Christine
Wright. OF New York. The Rev S. De Laneey
Townsend. rector OF All Angels Episcopal
Church. New York, is at the Laurel House
Mrs. w. II. Force. mother OF Mrs. John a.
cob Aston is at the Laurel-in-the Pines.
Abram Garfield, son OF the late President
Garfield, and Mrs. Garfield are at the Laurel
ir-the Pines.
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. March q
Society folk are again proving their loyalty 10
the Alleghenies in the spr;ngtime Crowds sf'
arriving daily at the Greenbrier many COMING
from the resorts OF the Far South Miss Anne
Morgan and Miss Elsie De Wolfe will return
about the 10Th. Mrs Ira NJ. Davenport VII
arrive the first OF the week. Mrs James q
Burden. Who was a January guest. IS coming
back for longer stay. Among the other arr