New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
JUNIOR DANES
HELP WAR RELIEF
Capt. Gaunt, British Naval
Attache, to Speak at
Tuesdays Meeting.
BARONESS TELLS OF
BATTLE OF MARINE
Addresses National Special Aid
Society at ST Regis-H. A. w.
Woods Daughter to Wed.

The Junior COLONEL Danes or Amer
lea will meet on every Tuesday after
noon at o'clock during Lent under
tho auspices Of the British-American
War Relief Fund. At each meeting
there will be short address ~ some
one connected officially with the coun-
tries at way. The speaker on Tuesday
next will be Captain Guy l. Gaunt,
naval attache Of the British Embassy
at Washington.
Among the members OF the class
are Miss Isabel Stettinius, Miss Mar
garet Montgomery. Miss Constance
Chappell, Miss Mary Francke, Miss
Dorothy Greer. Miss julia Zabriskie'
| Miss Elizabeth Haldane, Miss Con-
stance Lord, Miss Rita Norrie, MISS
| Margaret Schroeder, Miss Mildred
I Mitchell, Miss Alice Lawrence. Miss
Annette Moran. Miss Alice Warren
| Miss Ellen Semple, Miss Emily Della
field, Miss Katherine Parsons and Miss
Grace Bristed.
Mrs. Edward A. Manice will give a
theatre party, followed by supper
and dance, this evening. 81 the Hotel
Biltmore, for her daughter, Miss Dor
othy Manice.
In the ballroom OF the ST. Regis
Yesterday afternoon a meeting OF ne
National Special Aid Society brought
I out a number OF prominent members
Of society. The Baroness Huard ad-
dressed the meeting, and told OF her
experiences in the war zone, such as
her escape from the invaders the
battle Of the Marine, an emergency nos
pital i'm the wilderness, etc. She also
told Of the importance Of nationa! pre-
paredness and urged the organization
. Of classes for instruction IN hygiene,
first aid, food preparation, cutting
/ sewing and other works appropriate
for women.
Mrs. William Alexander is president
Of the society, and among the mem
bers are Mrs. Leonard VI. Thomas, Mrs.
James Brown Potter. Mrs. Burke
Roche. Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs. George
jaw Gould. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
Mrs. r. T. Oakley Rhinelander, Ms
Leonard II. Thomas. Mrs. John Jacob
Aston. Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer ana MIS-.
o. Il. =. Belmont
The sewing class Of the Colonial
Danes Of America, which works ior
The Seamens Church Institute, met
yesterday morning al the nome OF Mrs.
J. Muhlenberg Bailey, 1915 Park Ave
nue.. The meeting next Thursday Will
be held az the home OF Mrs. Seton
Henry. 80 Washington Square West.
The Bellevue Hospital Sewing and
Knitting Class. which works for the
Arthur Leary Mission Of the hospital,
net yesterday morning at the house
Of Miss Leary, 1892 Fifth Avenue.
The class that works for the Ma
donna Day Nursery will meet also, at
Miss Learys house, this morning.
Mrs. Joseph p Knapp will give din
ner tonight a. her home. 247 flfth
Avenue. She will leave town on March
90 for Hot Springs
Mrs. Elisha Dyer has arrived in
town from Newport and Is al the Ritz
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Y. Hollins. OF
East Islp. Long Island, are at the
Hotel Gotham.
Moncure Robinson has returned 20
tho city from Aiken, where he spent
a fortnight.
Captain Joseph r. De Lamar and
Miss Alice De Lamar have gone TO
Cuba for short stay.
nvc.-o1
dc. ir.. and Mr.. and Mrs Anger q.
Duke will return 20 the city from
Palm Reach on March 80.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Edward 3 Csssstt,
Of Philadelphia, are At the Eitz-Carlton
over the week end.
Nj. and Mrs. s. Warner BslthzIi
have returned 70 their country place
m Long Island from Aiken.
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, Miss
Esther J. and Miss Annie B. Auchin-
Gloss have gone 70 White Sulphur
Sprinrs. " Va.
Mrs. oakleirh Thorne, who was in
town for few DAYS, has returned 20
Aiken.
Miss Elizabeth 2. Wood, daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Wise Wood,
Of 194 Riverside Drive, will be married
10 John Cyrus Distlcr. jrp Of Balti-
more, on April %, IN ST. Thomas
Church, this city.
Another Of the Friday evening dances
for the benefit OF the American Hos
pitsl and Ambulance in Russia Will
he given this evening IN the Della
Robbia room OF tho Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mime. Gamma Wa!ska, Of Fctrograd,
will sing Russian songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan and M.
and Mrs. u. Crawford Clark will leave
town to-day for White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va.