The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
CONCERT FOR WAR
VETERANS TO-DAY

Amateur lnPresarios and theatrical
producers never allow their attractions
TO overlap. That is one of several bust
ness principles the women of society
have learned through the valuable school
of experience In staging concerts.
amateur plays or entertainments in CO.
operation with the professional stage
for philanthropy. In the midst of their
enjoyment of the diverting, informal
things of social life. these women, who's
abilities and willingness to work have
forced them to undertake the arduous
duties or inventing means to entlce dol
lars from the public for the less for
tunate, have before them the details of
some of the hardest sort Of work That
they succeed Is evident by the success
of their public projects for charity.
So the work of the amateur producer
for charity never ends When one pro-
ject is well under way the prospectus
of another must be outlined, but between
each attraction the public must he given
short breathing spell. The attractions
never must overlap.
Among such projects Is to DC the con-
cert this afternoon In the Hppodrome
by the United States Marine Band with
Miss Anna Fitziu, soprano and Rudolph
Bochco, violinist, as soloists. for the
benefit Of the Belleau Woods Post Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. an organization
composed entirely of members Of the old
Fifth and Sixth regiments and the sixth
machine gun battalion OF marines
Mr.. and Mre. Enrico Caruso will have
IN ilvo boxes party os wounded
marines. Mrs. Caruso's brother, Mr..
Romeyn Benjamin. IL member OF the
Belleau Woods Post and IS chairman Of
the benefit committee. A long list OF
pn
Childs, Mrs. Frederick " :. Crosby.
Mrs. Caruso. Mrs william RI. Hamilton,
Mrs. Robert Sedgwick. Mrs. John Har-
son Rhoades, Mrs. willard Straight
Mrs. Clinton Gilbert. Mrs. Harold Math-
ews. Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterloe and Mrs
Arthur Curtlss James The programme
committee includes the following act-
resses misses Marie Ascars, Edna Hib-
bard, Florence O'Denisshawu. Bessie
Mccoy Davis, Frances Starr, GLADYS
ca dwell, Florence Reed. Dolores. Lii
Ian Kiube Cooper. Carroll McComas
and Princess White Deer. A detach-
ment OF marines in Uniform will act as
ushers
Patrons and patronesses OF a Christ
mas Festival and Mlstetoe ball for the
building fund Of the College OF Nov
Rochelle in the Plaza on December IS
include Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin. JUS
tice and Mrs. Martin j. Keogh. Justice
and Mrs. Edward Mccall, Mr. and Mrs.
John @. Agar, Judge and Mrs. Luke -.
Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs Morgan J.
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. W Bourke Cocl-
ran. Mr. and Mrs G. Temple Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. David Il. Knott. Col
James O'Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs Nclo-
las r. Brady. Mr.. and Mrs George O.
Re ymond OF New Rochelle. Mrs. Ed
ward I. Patterson. president OF the
Catholic Big Sisters: Mrs. l.. J. Kearu8
Lieut.. sester Patterson. Judge and Mrs
Martin =. Mantln, Mr.. John Barrett.
Mrs. Ma shall Daragh, Mr. owen Tier
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Mulqueen,
MFR. and Mrs. william II. Tselin. Mrs
Ambrose Mccall. Mr.. John Mccall and
Mrs. Charles Norman Shaffer, chairman
of the Junior committee, who will have
the assistance of the alumnae of the
college and OF the young women stu
dents. Archbishop Hayes is tho hon
orary head of the committee.
Next Sunday night the stage and soci-
ETY. will cooperate In a benefit in tho
r1nNrm~d on Tc~fh pr1r