New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18

checks should be made payable to w
; Forbes Morgan, treasurer of the mill
fund.
The Russian charity has for it's OBJ
Ject the relief of suffering in that part
OF Russia which is not under Bolshevil
rule. In addition to the Princess Can.
tacuzene, DR.. Charles W. Eliot. Elihr
Root, Cyrus Mccormick and Dr.. Johr
h. Mott are interested in it.
The annual concert for the benefit
Of the New York Diet Kitchen Asso-
citation will be held in the large ball
room of the Waldorf-Astoria, Monday.
FEBRUARY Is, at II a. m. The proceeds
work that the association is CARRYING
on IN eight milk and health stations.
Inc officers of the association are:
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Henry Willard; first
ylce-presidcnt. Mrs. William Curtis
Demorest; second e-president, Mrs.
henry P. Dawson, secretary, Mrs.
George Reese Satterlee; treasurer, Mrs.
Joseph w. Tilton, and assistant treas
urer, Mrs. Elias M. johnson.
Tickets at $6 for reserved seats, S.
for admission, $50 for boxes on the
boxes on the second tier may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Henry Willard, 625
Park Avenue.
a benefit performance of "The Ac-
quittal," for St. Joseph's Day Nursery.
will be given the evening of January S6
at the Cohan and Harris Theater.
Tickets may be had from Mrs. Edmund
M. Brennan. Hotel San RENO. las Cen
trai Park West. The affair will be
under the auspices Of the trustees and
ladies' auxiliary of the nursery. which
Is in charge of the Sisters of st. Domi-
nick. Mrs. Brennan is president of the
ladies' auxiliary, Miss Marjorie Morris
vice-president, Mrs. Joseph T. Ryan re-,
cordlng secretary, Miss Eleanor Nc
Govern corresponding secretary and |
Miss Claire Mccoy treasurer. John ].
Cunningham is president Of the board
OF trustees. A: ]. Connick vice-presi-
H. Carr secretary. Other her
members of the board are Richard B.
Edmund M. Brennan, James
Clark, Robert E. Danvers. John I
Deery, Edward j. Hogan, Thomas W
Johnson, Charles F. Walters. William
a. McKeever, William ]. Moran. John
J: Pulleyn, John W. Pulleyn, Joseph P,
Ryan, William c. Stanley, John Slater
Edward F. McManus and DR.. Myles
rierney.
For the benefit of talented children
without funds an entertainment will be
,lven at Carnegie Hall, Saturday after
loon, under the patronage of Mrs. Will ,
lam X. Vanderbilt. Mrs. George Jaw
Gould, Mrs. Stuart Blackton. Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. Harry PAYNE '
n hitney and the Misses Lewisohn, I
Miss Violet Blackton, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Blackton, will represent
Sprlngtime," and Childs Stuart Black
on will take part in another dance
allied "The Call Of the Fairies" Miss
Harriet Hector, of the Chalif School of
dancing, will be the principal solo I
ANGER. e
The second card party of the series =
eng given for the benefit of the Free ,
Industrial School for Crippled Children I
Ill be held at the Plaza March 2. +
lrs.. Frank j. Blodgett, Mrs. F. Ell q
God Briggs and Mrs. George Oscar :,
ole will be the hostesses. The com
llttee in charge of the arrangements b
. composed of Mrs. George Brand. v
lrs. R. E. Bonnar, Mrs. M. E. Billiard y
lrs: Caspar William Dean, Mrs. Frank
n T. Duryea, Mrs. Mullin WAYNE. Mrs v
alter Aeber Wheeler and Miss A. D. 0
campbell. Colonel Walter Scott is
resident of the school. The proceeds s
nil be used for the expenses of the a
chool and it's summer holiday house +
ne Lulu Thorley Lyons home at CLAW ,
rack, N. Y. f