The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
FLOWERS TO BLOOM
! FOR THE RED CROSS
les Garden Will Be q Feature
1t the Show Opening
Next Week.
AID FOR WAR VICTIMS

Announc ement was made yesterday that
all preparations had been completed for
The fourth international! flower show at
the Grand Central Palace, April S-i2,
ana for the I,cd Gross tea garden, which
n. 20 be q special feature Of tho OK.
Addition.
Col. Noel Marshall Of the executive
committee OF the Canadian Red cross
has appointed Miss Margaret Cameron
as oficial representative Of the Canadian
Rel Cross In this country. Sh" will
havo charge Of the programme Of tho
last day for tho garden when the re-
ceipts will DO shared with the Italian
Relief Committee. There ARE now uhir-
teen committees participating with the
New York county chapter Of the Red
Cross In the proceeds Of the tea garden
throughout the eight days.
Miss Cameron II II sister OF Mrs. f"l-
mont Tiffany who Is active III the man
aeemeut Of the garden with Mrs. will
fam Kiunicut Draper and they will be
assisted by u committee which includes
Nirs. William podson. Mrs. Charles III.
Peck and Miss Hay.
The proceeds Of the opening day OF
the exposition, Wednesday. April y. VIII
he shared by the Vacation War Relief
Committee. American Fund FOR French
Wounded and the New York county
chapter Of the Red Cross. Mrs. William
A, Primo IL the chairman of tho tea
kayden committee for tho two orcaniza-
tione frst named. Other mci,bcrs 81 ia"
committee are Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs
IthcIbert Nevin. Mrs. A.. NJ. Dixie. Nine
Ia C'omtcsse dc Ia Cree, Mrs. liotcft
1incoln Campbell and Miss Mari" '.nu''o
1.mmet. The committees for tho differ
emit days are as follows:
.,My.saa,.,, April s..Amsrigan Amnsg, mn
Grs. Charles VI. sheriff.. Mrs. WILLIAM n.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. c..s. AleAander MI,
con Russell. Mrs. Willard L. STRAIGHT. -.
Friday. April = ccmmissiou ;or the h.-
lief in n.lsipmmM rr PIER 49, Nr1: 'H Mr.,
,Johns,on lie Forc-t. Mrs. john BeaNer
white. Mrs. Lc" Ha"ks,,n! Nr hImnnrE
,eers ~ PARIS tnd Children OF ~tlanici'
llescuc Committee Mrs. tai"H'iitt J"u"-
;asS.1s D.f Nj M1 1aH William a @'I lt:rs"n urm
maynard. Mi. Willard straight Mr.
S.inrd,y. Nrr,i s German R-,o' '"m
%sri,,ce Mr-. iius" t'is'ntCr n"iri.,t.'
Josef StrausA,. Miss isgklan,l '"nnt't'
ieary. MIR carl >chura. Mr. J. =. M'''-'
MS sur H.ser, ., p s woman An>,uar, 81
,h" People Jcsi.h Relic, Co,"MittcC,
MIR. philip Lcvi.chn. chairman; Mrs w.
Mrs. SIDNEY Borg. Mrs. shol"u Ash,. Mt.
abraham cahan, Mrs. Henry Moskow"h'
M Monaay' Ap-u 10 British Am.-ic.n VA
Reliet c~onmi,,cc- Mt, Ni.hh" ni ~ M'rt,""yy
EiGsr, Mrs. Alfred Coat'' Mrs zap"
Sanger., r,,,rtu~ ,~,wmu.co
Of the Toli.h Victims TELLER FUND Nv
lance BiaEdcu. chairman; N,.s- ,.".'N.
Meyt Mrs. Bole,,nm Lspo,Mia. Mr. r r. fra
seS X Mrs. iohn Esde. %..rhian @l.ciGf
Cc@,ni,'ee 81 A'"'yiT" NJ me-. %'1rI rSr
.M Srishn T r 1il.s,oa MSfIs'.
ommi,tc Margaret 'amer.n chsiI-
man; Mr.. wiiiiaw p9dson' Mrs. ~
lett. Chairman, * S'rorfa oussin'
iimberto B.rtssi. Mrs. Z. cerlbel1i' MI
'rnne Tos ,;arden Committes Of Sew iora
ie.nty claptcr u AmSriJG'' u Msa tr Char.
m :, ,Si' NJ. s.in S'''.Trii n.ny; 'ic..shair;
man: Mrs. Leonard " God. Mrs. Nc"uol'
J.. Roy Edgar, Mis-. Ma,sarc' '''nor"",
Gomni,,r. on Decoration Mr. rclmon'
Tlnnny. rnttriilA' NfS t"H'
den. Law renee Grant White fr'''t'r IL
ss!nS. ,.,
lie Roy Edgar, cid.rinan; Miss Mtriai,i
Cameron. Mis- T.. Louis Sands. Nils holI
f;urnrc il chairman Of the committee vu
lied Cross membership, Mis- 'uih 'Talof
n chairman ot tho flower girls c"n,nlitir"
and Miss Edith N.tm"rc chairman OF INC
rom on horticultural Sc'ei! men"
Ssrship.
The mattresses AT the tea garden on
the various dars viii tc selected 10y
the committees III charge. For the iirst
day they will he dehutantcs az follows:
Misses Mildred Reeves. Maud slater
Gladys Waterbury. Helen RiNcs. 'iahrl-
Gle Warren. Marie 1;odewald. Gerald
inc Adcc. Anne Eradley. KATHERINE"
CrOeb,. Gretchen Ianrosch. Georgia
Appleton. Marie Johnson. Helen Blake
Naomi Townsend. katherine Price col
lier and Marie Louise Enmc' TT"
costumes 10 lie worn have been dcsti'u"d
Ivy Miss Fannie Taylor. They c"ti-
sist OF red, Whitc and blue skirts and
waists and a little russian cap.
A feature of the FIRST day VIII also
be telephone communication with tn
Pacific coast by which patrons "f tho
tea garden will listen 10 a ccrIct played
on the shores Of the Pacific.
More than 10000 varieties OF flowers
will bc Oh exhibition. They are valuc
1T more than 81 .0oD 900.