New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
.Rainbow Girls Will Be
Feature at Benefit Affair
To Be Given by St. Tim
othy Alumne for Church
Dance for Aviation Fund
Roosevelt Memorial Work
ers Will Give Reception
for Mrs. Leonard Wood

Easter week, which begins next Sun
dsy. will be crowded with social at
fairs. entertainments for charity, din
ners. dances and weddings. In fact, it
will be the gayest week society has
had in four years Most of the mem
hers OF the fashionable world who
spent the winter in the South and the
early spring at the Northern resorts,
will be back by that time ready to en-
ter into the Easter activities.
One of the most notable of the many
affairs arranged for Easter Monday is
the rainbow ball" at Sherry's, under
the auspices Of the St. Timothy's
Alumne and for the benefit of st. Am
brose Community Centre The decora-
tive feature will be a great rainbow
across the main ballroom, surrounded
BY artificial flowers. The RAINBOW
girls eighteen in number, who will
give programmes away, are having cos
tunes especially designed for them.
They will be headed by Miss Katherine
Mackay, and among her associates will
be Miss Genevievc Clendenin, Miss
Lucy Paterson, Miss Betty Frank, Miss
Julia De Forest, Miss Constance Jcn-
nings, Miss Katherine Knapp, Miss
Beatrice Starr, Miss Priscilla Taylor,
Miss Eunice Jones, Miss Margaret Flint,
Miss Helen Lee and Miss Katherine
Van Ingen.
The tableaux, six in number, are to
be staged in novel manner, and in
stead Of occupying a certain portion of
the evenings entertainment will be
shown at intervals in the dancing. In
the Gerome Brush tabeau Mrs. R. Penn
Smith, the former Miss Carol Harri-
man; Miss Elizabeth Emmett, Mrs.
Stephen Clarke and Mrs. Courtlandt
Nicoll will be seen.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, jr., has
accepted the Craftsmanship of the en-
tertalnment committee for the "Aviation
BAH to De given by the Air Service
Memorial Fund, at the Ritz-Carlton on
April 26. Associated with Mrs Vander- m
bit are Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee. Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumsey, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Thaw, Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridpe.
Mrs. John R. Drexel, Mrs. George F.
Baker, u, and Mrs. William Woodward
is hoped to obtain through the ball
the foundation Of a fund that will pro-
vide memorial fitting the service re,,-
dered by American aviation in winning
the war
=. Lieutenant Colonel Grayson M. P
Murphy Is acting as treasurer of the
lund and associated with him are Major
Thomas Hitchcock. presidents; Major
Geofrey Il. Bonnell, Major Frank C.
fage, Major Frederick r. Brakeman.
lieutenant Colonel Philip B. Carroll and
Lieutenant Roger Poor.
The dance which Will be given for the
benefit OF the Virginia Day Nursery at
the kltz-Carlton, Wednesday evening
April %, viii be proceeded by d speciai
entertainment which Will be given on
me stage OF the ballroom, geginning at
s:50 o'clock. Mrs. Shepard Krech, the
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mlttee, mas secured [he cooperation of
DucneSse de Richelieu, Paul REIN
ers, Beatrice Herford, Evan Burrows
Fontaine, the classical dancer, and
Mlchlo ltow. the Japanese pantomimist
and dancer
MIS. hrech VIII be assisted by Miss
Lucille Ii Baldwin, Miss Marise Blair, Miss
beatrice Byrne, Miss Sheila Byrne. Miss
Lanler Comley, Miss Geraldine Graham.
Mss Mary Hurd Miss Helen Krech'
Mss Oi Helen Lee, Miss Katherine Mackay'
Mss Mss Edith Pratt, Miss Audrey Riker,
Sllss S Aowrie Sage, Miss Caroline
stevens and Miss Katherine Van Ingen.
VINO T. & have charge Of the programmes.
r. licAets may be obtained at the Ritz
bOrno's residence, $50 Madison Avenue.
:. Prominent society women Of this
ca!y are aiding the New York COM
mute mittee Of the Society to Help Devas-
q s&'ea e6o 0nqrcnes Of France, Inc, to raise
.S sSS,OoV.ooo Tor the rehabilitation Of
thousands Of ruined churches in the
sae!ygastated areas Of France. Arch
Sp SSisn9p hayes will set aside a special
sunday when collection will be taken