New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

negie Hall probably will be the first
The appeal is for 100000, half of
which is expected from District 2.
Mrs. F. Louis Slade is chairman of the
executive committee for the United
States and associated with the United
are Mrs. Learned Hand, Mrs. Charles
Tiffany. Mrs. Edward S. Jarrett, Miss
Helen Sturgis and Miss Frances
Browne.
Readers Of The Tribune who have
been introduced to Peter Rabbit
through the delightful stories of
Thornton w. Burgess will have an
opportunity of meeting Mr. Rabbit at
when a "Peter Rabbit" bali will be-
given at the Ritz-Carlton for the bene-
At of HARLEM House, one Of the
busiest settlements in Little Italy Sec
tlon OF the upper East Side. There
will be Melting Pot" number In the
entertainment, in which Miss olivia
Erdmann. Miss Barbara Kissel, Miss
M Eleanor Lsndon. NJ Donna % Grssislie Cas- Cas-,
telli and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen will
take part. Tickets may be had from
Miss Isabella M. Cammann, e69 Park
committee ls Mrs. Lewis - aouvsrneuS es raar
Morris, and the entertainment will be
under the direction Of Mrs. John
Wolfe, Mrs. Francis Rogers, Miss A,
Symphorosa Bristed and Miss Dorothy
Donnelly. The latter has written the
lyrics for the Melting Pot" which
will be ono Of the features Of the en-
tertainment to help the Americaniza-
ton work Of HARLEM House.
Society women, who have proved so
successful In the roles Of salesladies
this winter FOR various charities, will
turn their talents to account on Easter
Saturday, when the annual summer
and St. Mary's Free Hospital for Chill
dren will be held at the residence of
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, 8 East Seventy
fifth Street.
A number of the older girls and
others home for the Easter holidays
from school will serve at the various
stalls, where articles suitable for coun-
try homes will be sold and other sea-
sonable novelties.
Among the debutantes who will take
part will be Miss Olive Van Rensselaer,
Gawtry, Miss Harriet Pratt. Miss Kath-
arine n. Post, Miss Elizabeth Parish,
the Misses Edith and Marion Taylor
and Miss Katharine Sharpe.
Some Of the future" girls will be
Miss Garcia Kip, Miss Abby Rookie
feller, Miss Rita Delafield, the Misses
Ruth and Leila Baldwin, Miss Margaret
Barney, Miss Cornelia Robb, the Misses
Nathalie and Adele Reynal, Miss Bea-
trice Gawtry, Miss Betty Franklin, Miss
Marion Kicks, Miss Dorothy Paget and
Miss Cornelia Livingston.
For the benefit Of the Lighthouse
for the Blind fate chinoise will be
given on the evening Of April 20 at
the Hotel Commodore. 1t will be one
Of the novel entertainments of the sea-
son, and under fashionable patronage,
for the Lighthouse is one Of the most
deserving of charities and numbers
scores Of friends and supporters in
the fashionable set. Miss Winifred
Holt, who planned the various success
full balls given for the Lighthouse in
other years, founded similar institu-
tion to New York's In Paris. and re-
peated the splendid work inaugurated
by her here on East Fifty-ninth Street
for the benefit of the blinded victims
of the war. The committee on invita-
tion consists Of Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander, Mrs. Joseph II. Choate, Mrs.
Lawrence L. Gillespie. Mrs. Herbert L.
Satterlee and Miss Winifred Holt.
Cherries Stewart Butler, chairman Of
the door committee, and Louis Tread
we'll have charge OF the arrangements
for the fets.