New-York tribune., 1920-02-29

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speak. Mrs. Sumner Gerard Is chair
man Of tho following committee. which
has charge Of the arrangements for tho
meeting: Mrs. Winthrop w. Aldrich,
| Mrs. Cornelius Bliss ir., Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden. Miss Mabel Choate, Miss
| Mary L. Dawson, Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry,
Mrs. Henry G.. Gray, Mrs. Meredith
Hare, Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs. William
G. McAdoo and Mrs. John s. Rogers.
A supper, followed by dancing, will
be given this evening in tho ballroom
Of the Hotel Astor BY the Federation
for the Support Of Jewish Philanthropic
Societies. There will be eighty tables
of ten covers each. 1t will be the an
nual meeting Of the federation, turned
into q social occasion for the Arst time
in its history, and many prominent men
and women will entertain at supper.
H. Schif, Mrs. Sidney c. Borg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg, Mrs. Alexander
Cohut, William Goldman, Jacob Wort
heim, Julius j. Dukas, Theodore Rosen-
wald, Judge Irving Lehman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lehman, DR.. l. E. Goldwas-
ser, Mrs. Leopold Plaut, Leo Arnstein,
Mrs. c. J. Housmnn. Mrs. 8. r. Guggen-
helm, Colonel Henry A. Guinzburg,
Lewis straus, Mrs. Israel Unterberg.
Sidney E. Goldstein, Solomon Lowen-
stein, Mrs. Joseph w. Sibenberg and
Mrs. r. L. Seixas.
Mr.. Warburg is on tho reception COM
mittee, which includes Mrs. Sidney c.
Borg, Colonel Guinzburg, Julius Adler,
Mrs. Herbert Carlebach, E. 8. Green
baum, David Heymann, Mrs. S. C. Lam
port, Mrs. Joseph Lillienthal, Mrs. Carl
Loeb, Miss Minette Stroock, David Sulz-
burger, Mrs. Edwin C. Vogel, Mrs. Her
man Lissner, Miss Katharine Samstag,
Mrs. Harold Lehman, Mrs. Max v.
Steuer, Mrs. Bernard Pollak, Mrs. Leo
pold Plaut, Miss Harriet V. Lowenstein,
Mrs. Israel Unterberg and Mrs. Will
liam Einstein.
There will be Rosemary for Remem-
brance," pansies, phlox, daisies and
all the flowers mentioned by Shake
peare. vt the Plaza on the evening of
March II, when "The Shakespeare Gar
den Club" one-act play by Mrs.
Mabel M. Moran of The Pillars, Larch-
mont, will be presented under the
auspices Of the National Plant, Flower
and Fruit Guild. 1t is for the benefit
Of the garden work undertaken by this
organization at st. quentin, where, in
garden seeds and implements are to
be supplied by the guild.
! Debutantes will appear as the flowers
mentioned by Shakespeare, in Mrs.
Moran's charming little play, which
has its scene laid at Stratford- on-Avon.
The action centers around request
made by Shakespeare that the banks
of the Avon be beautifed. Sixteen
we'll known women Of Shakespeare
and dialogue is interpolated to early
English ballads and dances, which are
being arranged by Miss Janet Jackson
and Miss Ruth Cramer. Under the
auspices Of the "Y," Miss Jackson
danced her way through France to the
delight Of the boys of the A. f. F..
and she and Miss Cramer will do some
Shakespearian dances.
| Mrs. Herbert Raymes is designing
the flower costumes for the Shake
speare Garden, and Robert Ingersoll
committee. Some of the girls who will
appear are Miss Amy Sparks, Miss
Pauline Bourne, Miss Sylvia Brown,
Miss Geraldine Hall, Miss Dorothy
Haight. Miss Ada Heinze, Miss Flor
ence Gerrish, Miss Marion Clifford,
Miss Alice Hall, Miss Edith Hoyt, Miss
Lilly Robertson, Miss Adelaide Bedal,
Miss Dorothy Battle, Miss Amy Sharp,
Miss Amy and Miss Lentilhon Clifford.
Miss Antoinette Turcas.
Boxes already have been secured BY
Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs. John
Henry Hammond Mrs Herbert l..
Satterlee, Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James.
Mrs. George D. Pratt. Mrs. T. Cole
man du Pont, Mrs. Victor Guinsburg,
Mrs. W. Seward Webb. Mrs. Oliver
Carter, Mrs. Russell Benedict and
Adolph Lewissohn.
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$50, may be had from Mrs. George E.
Paul, executive secretary for the guild,
70 Fifth Avenue, and from Miss Vir-
ginia D. Fl. Furman, treasurer Of the
guild, at the Columbia Trust Company,
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street.
Mrs. John Wood Stewart Is the founder
and national president Of the guild
and Miro. James Roosevelt Is president
Of the New York branch.
Tho annual International Flower
Show will be held at the Grand Cen
trail Palace the week of March 15 to
2l. At meeting of the tea garden
committee of the Allied Loyalty League
last Thursday at the Palace plans were
discussed whereby the tea garden fea-
ture OF the show, which WAS so sue
cessfully managed in former years by
the New York County Chapter Of the
American Red Cross, will be handled
entirely this year by tho Allied Loyalty
League, the Red Cross having with
drawn because Of the termination of
the war and its activity in other fields
Miss Cottenet is chairman of the
general committee Of the league and
Mrs. Edward McVickar Is vlce-chair.
man. Mrs. Price Post is chairman of
the tea garden committee and will be
assisted by Mrs. Hobart Porter and q
, number Of other women.
, The various sub-committees and thei,
respective chairmen follow: Food sun.
plies, Mrs. j. Baskerville; decorations
Henry Sedgwick; entertainment, Mrs
. George barton French; finance, Mrs
Charles +: Whitman; reception, Miss
= Cottenet, Mrs. George w. Wickersham
Miss Angelica Gerry, Miss May Pal
mer. Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, Mrs. r
Horace Gallatin. Mrs. Newboid LIE Row
! Edgar, Miss Bell h. Gurnee and Mrs
Charles A. Gibson; flower booth. Mrs
j.: Clark Curtin, publicity, Mrs. Judah
, H. Sears
| Whitney Warren will design the te.
t garden. which probably will be the
, pretuest ever seen at the flower show
as we'll as one of the most original and
clever In design.
: The committee will obtain member,
OF the Junior League and other organi-
cations to act as mattresses during the
week, and the appearance Of prominent
operattc stars also will be feature of
the show.
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