The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-17

Clark, Mrs s. stanwood Menlen and
Miss Elizabeth Bowen. 49,
Reservations for the carnival may
be made at the headquarters Of the
committee, 675 Fifth avenue.
Because there are 80 many appeals
for war relief some OF the charitable
institutions here are really suffering
for lack OF money, and this Is the case
with several OF the day nurseries,
whose work OF caring fo- infants
has increased because many OF th.
fathers of little ones are now IN 'ser-
vice or have died for their country.
The managers OF the Kip's Bay DAY.
Nursery, which 10 an East Side in
stitution, are arranging to hold & rnun-
mage sale for the benefit OF the
nursery at West Forty-seventil
street for three days, beginning on
November q. There Will be offered
for sale a collection OF used clothing,
furniture, hats shoes, old silver, books,
pictures. kitchen utensils and many
other useful SSticies. The committee
will be glad to receive contributions
OF articles suitable for the sale at
The nursery, 4c3 East Ffftieth street
Among the managers are Mrs
'heodore ]. Abbott, Mrs. Copley
'mory. Mrs C. Morton whitman,
Mrs. Philip G. Bartlett, Mrs. Fred
rick G. Tanner. Mrs Charles E.
Bateson, Mrs. Theodore E. Stelnway,
Mrs. James r. Shefield. Miss Eliza
beth Billings. Mrs. Gran. 3. Schiey,
Mrs. Edward S. Blagden Mrs. william
:. Borland, Mrs. ]. Nelson Borland, Mrs
Dean Sage, Mrs. A. Chalmers Charles
Mrs James G. Rogers. Miss Rapailo.
Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb, Mrs. Lewis
Conner, Mrs. Charles ". Pierson, Mrs,
Heroert Mcbride, Mrs. Charles A.
Dana. Mrs. Rowland Davis, Mrs. Adrian,
Lambert. Mrs. Edward S. Isham, Mrs.
George e. Ide. Miss Dawson Mrs. r.
Ashton De Peyster. Mrs. Watson 3.
lNckerTan, Mrs. George Rathnone
Dyer. Mrs Henry Wainwright Howe.
Mrs. Douglas Gilman. Mrs William
Gaillard, Mrs. Albert Gallatin. Mrs
William Gelshenen. Mrs. Dsvid N.
Goodrich. Mrs. E. Morgan Grinneu
Mrs. Edwin Olaf Hotter and Mrs. W.
Warner Hoppin, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford, who
came in from their country place IN
Amsterdam. y. Y, on Monday, have
taken for a term o! years the house
or the late James StiIlnan at 9 East
Seventy-Cecond street Mrs. prexel
DahlsreD and her daughters have
come from Fairfield. Conn. and are for
the winter at Is East .SInAtvsixtb
street. Mrs. Hilborne l.. Roosevelt.
whose former home in Lexington ave-
nue. has been sold, is at IS East Th.r-
t!otA street, which VIII be her perma.
nent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wick!iffe Yules, who
went TO Bar Harbor for The GUNNER.
VIII be for this winter In Tuxedo Park.
Lieut.. Anthony J. DreXel. Jr., and Mrs.
DreXel expect to pass the winter near
Havre de Grace, Md. where thsy save
taken L house. Mr.. and AIRS. L Hsy.
ward Ferry and their daushter. Mrs,
w. De Forest Maaice. have returned
TO their New York toE.e from New
port. Mrs. F'orsytao V'ickes has re-
turned from Tuxedo Park 10 her towc
house. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 6u Pont Try
ing have left their country place Is
Mount Kisco and will BE for the win
ter at p East Eighty fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache' Pratt;
who were for the greater part of the
summer at the Sleepy Hollow Country
Club. are at their town house for the
winter. Gen. and Mrs Charles Fran
els Roe have left Pine Terrace, their