The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-09
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ana her pursuers. Miners IN search
Of the goddess will Join hands with
readers of palms and yelled oracles In
various novel and spectacular features
A number of prominent amateur tell
ers of fortune by means of cards
magic wands and other mystic devices
will add to the gayety Of the fete
These and many of the dancers will
be in fancy costumes.
A committee numbering among 9TH
ers Mrs. +. Roscoe Mathews. Mrs
Gardner w. Millett. Mrs. Lyle Evans
Mahan. Louis Treadwell and Henry
Morgan Post. treasurer of the benefit
fund. Is In charge Of the arrange
ments. The committee on invitations
includes Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie
Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs. Lorillard
Spencer, Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt
and Miss winifred Holt.
Tho association hopes to raise a sub
stantial sum from the benefit to aid
In carrying on the very important
work which the organization does fol
the blind through its headquarters. the
Lighthouse, at III East Fifty-ninth
street.
A summer sale for the benefit OF st
Christopher Guild Of ST. Mary's Free
Hospital for Children will be held al
the residence of Mrs. j. Woodward
Haven. Is East Seventy-ninth street
on Wednesday. April 20. from . unit
6 o'clock. Articles suitable for coun-
try houses. fruit. flowers. fishes and
birds. will be on sale and there will b,
q children's preparedness tent" Tea
will be served from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The officers of the guild are: Presi.
dent, Mrs. W. W. Hoppin. Jr.; vice.
president. Mrs. Arthur Butler: treas.
1rer, Mrs. Robert l.. Fowler. Jr.; sec.
rotary. Mrs. George =. Cammann.
Some OF the members Of the guile
who will assist at the sale are: Mrs
Lewis @. Morris, Mrs. Charles n. Bow.
ring. Miss Adrienne Iselin. Miss Rene
d'Hautville. Miss Kate Haven. Mis-:
Anna Alexandra. Miss Harriet Post
Miss Georgia Appleton. Miss Louis,
Munroe. Miss Julia Coggil.. Miss Fanny
Dudley. Miss Cooper. Miss Murie
Winthrop and Miss Eleanor Mellon.
Junior members who will sell in tbs
tent are: Miss Ethel Haven. Miss
May Hoppin. Miss Sybil Bliss. Miss
Roealie Pilot. Miss Phyllis Bernhard
Miss Marion Choate, Miss Dorothy
Sharp. Miss Betty Franklin. Miss
Beatrice Cavity and Miss Ka.o Bright
One of the large ances of Easter
week will be the annual entertainment
for the benefit of the Harlem House
until this year known as the Home
Garden settlement. II Will he held
at Sherry's on the evening of April
26. Frantzen's orchestra has beer en-
gagged for the occasion.
Among the members of the commit
tee in charge are: Mrs. J.. Horton
ljams. chairman: Miss NJ. Louise
Dixon. Miss Julia :. Gilbert. Miss
Frances O. Riker. Miss Julia Zahr!s-
kie. Miss Elizabeth Howard. Miss
Pauline Bacon. Miss Adrienne Iselin
Miss Hope Williams. Miss Sylvia
Holt. Miss Margaret Busk. Miss Carey
Dinsmore. Miss Helen JAY du Bots
Miss Amy Johnson. Miss Symphorosn
Bristed, Miss Margaret Trevor. Mis-.
isabella Stettin!us. Miss Grace Jen-
hlUS, .MAS> W. il'lii ,iltllll, hl~ "
stance Chappell. Miss Catherine Colt
Miss Florence Lincoln. Miss Elizabeth
McVickar. Miss Constance Peabody
Miss Vera Cravath. Miss Edith J
Farr. Miss Natalie Wood. Miss Mar
garet l.. Strong. Miss Doris ManCam
Miss Rita Norrie. Miss Nieva Fisher
Miss Gertrude NJ. Geer, Miss Mary
H~artshorne. Miss Kate Griffin. Miss
Gertrude plrdee. Miss Marion Perry
Miss Ethel simmons. Miss Editl
Sloan, Miss Olive Tr!pp. Miss Mar
gnret Warren. Miss Mary Haskell
Miss Mary Francke. Miss Doro;hc;
Camp and Miss Gertrude Murray.
Those on the floor committee are
Arthur NJ. du Bots. chairman, Fred
erick w. Kobbc. Johnston Redmond
Oliver Wacstaff, Murray Hoffman. J
Eabys Cook. Harry G. Gushing 30
Lewis A.. Coffin. Jr.. W. Montague
Geer. +. Sheldon I'arr. Alrick y. Man
Jr.. Livingston l.. Short. Alexander r
van Rensselaer,. Ransom Nohlo
Kingsley Kunhardt. Horace Mex
Hatch. Sidney T.. Henshaw, Eldor
Harvey, Curtis Browne. Charles V
1Iickox, J.. Horton IjaIns, Francis A
Wood.
Among the patronesses are Mrs
Cortland L. Dixon. Mrs. Drexel Dahl,
gren, Mrs. John Terry, ,Ir., Mrs. +
Louis Sladc. Mrs. John Grecnuugh
Mrs. ]. Mulhenherg Bailey, Mrs. X
Stuyt,esant Pierrepont, Mrs. II. Ho
hart Porter. Mrs. Edward 8. IIark.
ness. Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs. How
land S. Davis, Mrs. George Il. Sanford
Mrs. W. W~hitewright Watson. Mrs
Clough G. Overton, Mrs. George u
Yeomans, Mrs. Pierre Mali.
Tickets at SO may ho obtained from
Mrs. II. f.. Glib. SIS Park avenue. OF
Mrs. J. Horton Ijams, $40 East For
tieth street.
A dance will be given in the ball,
room Of the Plaza on the night OF Apr!
81 for the benefit OF the Belgian or,
phans. Princess Marie Jose of Bel
GUM Is acting as one of the honorary
patronesses Of the dance and Nine
Emmanuel Havenith is among the &C
tive p~atronesses.
Miss Katherine l.. Heard is receiv'
ing applications for tickets at So 81
each. Among the ~patronesscs are
Mines. Edmund l.. BaylIes. Ernes'
'Adee. Henry Clay Adams, Walter
Geer, Edward l.. Coster, James Byrne
Paul d. Cravath. J. Amory Haskell
M. Orme Wilson. william II. Woodin
Andrew Zabriskie. William W. Meal
pin, Otto II. Kahn, Edward r.. Stct,
tinius and Charles ii. Simmonds.