New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-11
Washington Square Play
ers and Japanese Dancer
Will Perform
SMITH ALUMNE
TO GIVE CONCERT
Entertainment Will Be
Held for American Avi-
atOrs in French Army

An entertainment Of this week whicn
is attracting much attention is the one
TO be given on Wednesday afternoon
under the auspices of the Junior Com
mittee of the American Ambulance IN
Paris. The Washington Square Play
ers will give "The Death of Tintagiies'
by Maeterlinck, and "The Hero OF
Santa Maria" by Kenneth Goodman
and Benjamin Hecht. Itow, the Jspa-
nese dancer, will be seen IN se'era'
exhibition dances, all his own compost
ton.
The boxholders include Mrs. Joseph
II. Choate, Mrs. Robert S. Brewster
Mrs. Percy r. Pyne, Mrs. II. Fairfield
Osborn, Mrs. Malcolm Whitman, MIS-
George G. Haven, Mrs. Otto II. Kahn
Mrs. Walter James, Mrs. Franklin Mott
Warner, Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Benjamin Nicoll and Mrs. II. H. Rogers.
The junior committee includes Mrs.
Winthrop Aldrich, Mrs. Robert L.
Bacon, Mrs. Snowden A. Fahnestock,
Mrs. Sidney w. Fish, Mrs. Lewis ,.
Morris, Mrs. Joseph Earle stevens,
Mrs. George Whitney, Miss Beatrice
Pratt, Miss Flora Whitney, Miss An
gelica S. Brown and Miss Maud Kahn.
The Smith College Club OF New York
will give a benefit concert at Carnegle
Hall on Tuesday evening, February ~,
for the 100000 alumn@ fund TO De
/ raised before June l to build an IN
! Urinary and start an endowment fund
! for graduate work. Marie BarTlentos
and Eugene Ysaye will be the artists.
A theatrical entertainment, followed
by dancing, will be given on the even
ing of Mi-Careme, Thursday, March 10,
/ in the ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria,
| for the benefit of the Pierrefonds Am
bulance and the American aviators
serving in the French army.
Miss Annie Leary will give a large
reception on Thursday afternoon, FeD-
ruary Is, for the women OF the Aux
iliary Of the Catholic Oratorio Society
and other socially prominent patron
esses of church activities Robert
Maitland will sing
The Misses Sarah and Eleanor
Hewitt will open their house, Lex
ington Avenue, tomorrow afternoon,
for an anti-suffrage meeting. In 1884
the first anti-sufrage meeting ever
held in New York took place there,
as the late Abram S. Hewitt. former
Mayor of New York. was deeply IN
terested in the work Of the anti
suffragists. At to-morrow's meeting
Miss Alice Chittenden will give an
anti-suffrage review OF the present
situation Of the country. Among
those invited are Mrs. Robert Fulton
eating, Mrs. Banyer Garrison. Mrs.
Cleveland H. Dodge, Mrs. William
Fahnestock, Mrs. George Benjamin,
Mrs. Howard Glider, Mrs. Ernest
Adee, Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton.
Mrs. Robert Olyphant and Mrs.
Maurice La Montague.
The New York University Chapter
Of Delta Chi Fraternity will give
musical and dance at the Plaza Hotel
Wednesday evening. The programme
has been arranged by Walter T.
Chalaire, who leads the movement
among law students Of the university
TO provide a free scholarship fund for
students who desire to enter the law
school.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. o.
II. P. Belmont, Mrs. 7. j. Oakley
Rhinelander, Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs.
Edward n. Breitung. Mrs. d. Fred
erick Burnett, Mrs. Orson ID. Mum,
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. James
l.. Putnam. Mrs. James Speyer and
Mrs. George c. Sprague.
An orchestra of nearly two hundred
young people of the Music School Set,
Element, accompanied by five hundred
Of the New York Community Chorus,
will give a festival concert on Fri
day evening at Carnegie Hall. The
four orchestras Of the school will be
heard in succession. The patronesses
include Mrs. Frederick T. Hill. Mrs.
Howard Mansfield, Mrs. c. H. Ditson,
Mrs. Sidney c. Borg, Mrs. Douglas l..
Gilman, Mrs. Francis l.. Hine, Mrs.
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