The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04
Junior Assemblies to Be Revived, and
Dates Are Selected---Early Lent in
1920 Will Give Short Time Be-
tween Christmas Holidays
and Ash Wednesday.

for tomorrow night are Mines. Vim
cent Astor, Harry Payne Whitney,
James A. Burden, Henry NJ. Tilford,
w. Goadby Loew, Charles ]. WEIGH,
Hermann Oelrichs, Mortimer l.. Schiff,
W. p. Gilmour. Oscar Cooper, Nicholas
F. Brady, William Jay Schienelin,
Henry ]. Whigham, William Evarts
Benjamin, Charles W. Trippe. William
A. Redding, Irwin A. Powell. George
Leary, Charles Mather MacNeill,
George w. Vanderbilt, f. Burial Hoff-
man, John Wanamaker. Jr., Stanhope
w. Nixon, Sidney c. Borg, Irving Bro
kaw, John r. Drexel, Willard Parker,
Ebert II. Gary, Cornelius NJ Bliss,
Charles B. Schall. NJ. L. Morgenthau,
H. G. Armstrong, Robert Bacon,
Charles b. Dillingham;, Flo Ziegfeld,
Jr., Ralph Pulitzer, ]. Nelson Borland,
James w. Gerard. John d. Ryan and
w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
Tickets will be on sale all day to-
morrow ut 6s1 Fifth avenue and to-
morrow night at the hotel.
Mrs. Nina Larre Duryea, who be-
gan relief work in France at the out
break of the war and who has been
in New York all winter in the interest
OF the Duryea War Relief, has written
comedy drama which she calls Mrs.
Drummond's War Relief" which will
be produced tonight in the grand bali
room Of the Waldorf Astoria, for the
purpose of raising more funds for her
relief work. The play will enlist the
services of young women of society
who have been associated with Mrs
Duryea, and the leading roles will be
played by stage favorites. Hilda Spong,
who is directing the production, will
be the Mrs. Drummond of the play and
one Of the important roles will be en-
trusted to Mrs. Theodosius Stevens
who was Miss Ethel Watts of Phila-
delphla. Mrs. Stevens is clever anna
teur and was educated in Europe, her
father having held an important con-
sular position in Belgium.
In one of the scenes there will ap-
pear on the stage Mrs. Z. Reeve Mer-
rift, Mrs Charles Astor Bristed, Mime.
Maurice Kozminski, Mrs. Raymond
Belmont. Mrs. Wheeler II. Peckham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Underwood John
son, Nine. Ernest Guy, Miss Grace
Bristed. Miss Emile Brown, Miss
Ethel Carhart, Miss Rosalie Blood
good. Mrs. Ralph Edmunds, Mrs.
Frank Mclaughlin and Miss Dolly
kimball.
Some of the roles will be played by
Olive May William Gillette, Catherine
Calhoun Doucet, Suzanne westford.
Paul Doucet, Henry Hull, Robert
Pnr
pected that John Drew will also appear
In the cast. Among those who have
secured seats or boxes are Mines. Ed
ward T. Stotesbury, William Doug.
las Sloane, Edward s. Hardness,
John e. Parsons. Rodman wana-
maker. E. Reeve Merritt, Will
lam L. Hardness, Seton Henry.
Charles Elliott Warren, Wheeler H. |
Peckham. Ebert II. Gary, Paul D. |
Cravath, I. Townsend Burden. |
Frederic Nelson, George F. Baker,
Jr., Moses Taylor Campbell, j. Fred
Pierson, Granville Kane, Ethelbert
Nevin, Reginald De Koven and w.
Miller Graham, Miss Luisita Leland |
and Miss Louise Ward McAllister.
There will be the usual programme
girls under the direction of Miss Julie |
Lentilhon. An afternoon performance
will be given tomorrow in the same
place.
A tea will be given this afternoon
at ia East Thirty ninth street in
what Is known as the Avietors Good
Landing Club by the treasure and
trlnket committee which has been
established to meet the needs Of the
air service. Donations of treasures
and trinkets are requested and from
the sale of such articles it is hoped a
good sum will be raised. Anything
that is made Of gold or silver will be
acceptable, such as old thimbles. |
spoons, bracelets, chains, cigarette
cases, coins, useless trinkets. and in
fact no broken bit is too small to be
returned to the mint
On the reception committee are Mrs.