New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
NOtables to Appear In
Three Plays at the
Hotel Plaza.
5 AMBULANCES SENT
FOR BRITISH RELIEF
Henry Clews Reports Balance OF
$1,000 In Associations Treas
ury at End Of Year.

There will be an amateur night" st
the Hotel Plaza on February 8. Tho
proceeds Of the affair, which Will In
clude dinner. three short plays. dance
and supper, will go 10 L'Ambuanee des
Danes Americaines de Versailles. the
New BArne Hospital for Convalescent
Soldiers. In England. and the hadiey
Hall Work Rooms for British Sailors
and Mine Sweepers.
Among those who will appear in the
plays are MRS. Patrick Campbell, Mile.
Bordoni, Ferdinand Gottschalk, Arnold
Daily, Mr.. Becman, Miss Jane Cowl. Miss
klsls de Vol, Mrs. Lydis Hoyt' Mass
Marjorie Curtis, Miss he!en A4eAsnder'
kvort Jansen onneil And Henry use
Miller. Nine Aida also has Volun-
teered her services.
The British War Relief Association,
Inc, bI2 tlIth Avenue. held its Hnnua!
meeting on January o. Henry CIews,
treasurer, read the financial statement
FOR the year. which showed balance
OF more than $1,000 In tho treasury. ~
WA stated that Ave smbuiAnces and
COS cases Of hospital supphss had been
sent 10 Europe during 1915. Recent
donations OF Sl,l61 were announced,
including $500 from MIRA lssAc l. kios
anu s4VU from ST. AnGIs1s Fund,
Newark.
An appeal has boon Issued by the
American Girls Aid, Pier 81. North
River, for msndable shoes, to be sent TO
Paris for refugee men, women and
children.
Through the efforts OF the Women
Of the Hour" committee, checkh are
pouring into the office Of Felix NJ.
Narburg, 80 William Street. treasurer
OF the American Jewish Relief Com
miitee. Each member OF this woman
committee has received a Bet OF ten
cards, containing the names and al
drcsses OF prominent women In the
city. upon whom they are TO call and
solicit funds.
Mr.. Wnrburg announced yesterday
that the american Jewish Relief Com
m;ttee had received 10 date sSS1,92S1l
In cash Pledges amounting 10 Sl92,-
1875. 40 have been given. Contributions
Of 800 or moro TO the special million
dollar fund, received yesterday, were
n, follows: Goldsmith, Stein Co.
81 900: Rochester committee, S4OO;
Council Of Jewish Women Of Oil City,
S371.76; Fall River committee, $500;
Henry A. Dix Sons Company, $3.50;
Clarksvile committee, SlOs. %; collect
ed BY instalment dealers, SOL; Empire
Citv LODGE oof Y E v fi00
The Polish Victims Relief Fund, the
Aeolian Building, received contribu-
tons Of 6.S9455 during the week. MAX
Ing total to date OF S2l2, a50.0S. Among
recent contributors are James Byrne
and Mrs. Thomas J. Lewis, $500 each;
Presbyterian congregation. Sewickley,
Penn, 1919; St Adalbert's Roman
Catholic Church, 1920; Mrs. James
Chids Rea, |. Chairman, w." Eliot
Sumner. Sewickley Guild, Acosta Mich
OILS and H. T. b., 500 each. Photograph
sales Melted $1,000.
distributed In cash and clothing by the
War Chlldren's Relief Fund, 80 West
Thirty-ninth Street.
Contributions amounting TO Sl9S.-
sl435 have been received by the Ser
bian Relief Committee, 70 Fifth Ave
nue., since its organization.
J. p. Morgan & Co, % Wall street,
depositaries for the Cardinal MERCER
Fund. received contributions amounting
TO 81 ,292 yesterday. Those OF SlOO or
more were By Mrs. James Byrne, 81 600;
Cardinal Farley, $500; Miss Edith SEQ
Vile. $500; Mrs H. b. Hall, 800.
Contributions received yesterday by
Mrs Whitney Warren, treasure II the
Secours National Fund for the relief OF
destitute women and children Of France,
is Fast Forty-seventh Street, amounted
10 s38.
The American Armenian Relief Fuad,
Of which Brown Brothers Co, %
Wall Street. are treasurers' and which
"a now cooperating with the American
] Committee on Armenian Atrocities, &C
knowledped contributions of sl,2l9.15
Yesterday including s1S475 from the
/ Enjscopal Academy, Philadelphia. and
sf0O each from r. II Weber. Mrs
Matthew Semple. Willard Pope and "A
PENNSYLVANIA"