New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

Two plays will be presented by So
cIety women at the Longacre Theater
this evening for the benefit of the Milk
for Children Of America Fund. Mrs.
James Lowell Putnam will appear with
Reginald Mascn and Percival T. Moore
in Bernard Shaws "How He Lied to
Her Husband and Norman Trevor and
"An Ideal Husband"
Many of the seasons debutantes will
sell programs, under the chairmanship
OF Miss Julie Lentilhon. Among them
will be Miss Marion Tiffany, Miss Mar
garet Flint, Miss Genevieve Clendenin.
Miss Symphorosa Bristed, Miss Renee
Carhart, Mrs. Richard Emmet, Miss
Leila Burden, Miss Estelle O'Brien and
Miss Lucille Baldwin.
The audience will be brilliant one,
and among those who have taken boxes
and seats are Mrs. William Post, Mrs.
Edison Bradley, Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg.
Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mrs. Henry NJ
ullford, Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds, Mrs. L.
Harrison Dulles, Mrs. William Jay,
Mrs. Willard S. Brown, Mrs. John Aus
tin Black, Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs
Drexel Dahlgren, the Princess Canta-
cuzene-Speransky, Mrs. Paul Morton.
Mrs: James Speyer, Mrs. Edward N.
Breitung and others,
The Milk for Children Of America
Fund has no overhead expenses of any
KIND, and the money received Is dis
tributed directly to relieve emergency
cases through the intermediary Of re-
sponslble social workers.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Francis
Dana Wins1ow, there will be held. in
the ballroom of the Colony Club, 81
East Sixty-second Street, on Tuesday,
at O'Clock, matinee miniature.
consisting of tableaux vivants, songs,
dances and music by children under
twelve years of age. for the benefit
of the Hope Farm, Duchess County,
A.: 7. Among those whose children
will take part are Mrs. J. Henry Alex
andre, Mrs. Jorge Andre, Mrs. George
r. Baker jr., Mrs. Samuel Weldon, Mrs.
George Widener, Mrs. Louis Gouver-
neur Morris and others
~ Ilckets at IS may be. obtained from
Mrs. Carroll D. Winslow, 1863 Park
Avenue.
The park fetes of the girls branch.
Public Schools Athletic League, of 1877
East Sixty Street, will begin
tuesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in
Central Park on the green west of the
Mall and opposite the West Sixty-sixth
Street entrance. In case of rain the
fete will be postponed until Thurs
day. The fetes will be given in Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn, on the following
tuesday, May 20, on the long meadow
near the Plaza entrance. In case of
ram the festivities will be held Nav
~. On the afternoon of June 1 the
league will give it's entertainment in
the Bronx on the lawn at Fcrdham
University, and has arranged, in case
OF rain, to postpone the affair until
June 3. The fetes will be given on
Staten Island on June 2, and. in case
OF RAIN, on June i at Sailors Snup
Harbor. The memb bers of the park
fete committee are Miss Catharine s
Leverich, Mrs. Richard Aldrich. Mrs.
William A. Delano, Miss Martha Lin
colin Draper, Mrs. S. R. Guggenheim.
Mrs. Gustavus Town Kirby, Mrs. Lewis
Gouverneur Morris, Mrs Thomas r,
French Miss Josephine Kelly. Miss
Christine Dobbins. Mrs. st. Clair NJ.
Keiway, Mrs. Martin Vogel, Mrs. Eyer
ton L: Winthrop, Mrs. James Speyer,
Mrs. William G. Wilcox, Mrs. Alfred
Seton Post, Mrs. Mark st. Clair Ellis.
Mrs. William L. Ettinger, Miss Louise
RI. Irving, Mrs. John Garrett Under
hill. Miss Emily A. O'Keefe, Mrs. Ella
O'Gorman Stanton and Mrs. Aupustus
Shepard.
The United NeighK5rhood Houses of
New York will give combined benefit
performance on Saturday evening, when