New-York tribune., 1920-04-25
MariOnettes to Perform
In Aid of Students Home
knights in Armor, Chargers, Kings, Queens, Prin-
cesses and Fairies Are to Appear in Thackeray's
Pantomime, ''The Rose and the Rng,'' at Plaza

The entertainment for the benefit
of the Ely Alumrae Association at the
Plaza on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock will be out of the ordinary,
and judging from the way the tickets
are selling a large sum will be raised
for the 100000 fund for the purpose
Of building a new home for students
= in New York City. Tony Sarg's famous
Marionettes will perform Thackeray's
highly entertaining fireside pantomime,
The Rose and the Ring" Knights in
shining armor, fierce white chargers,
and fairies, modelled after Thackeray's
drawings, will take possession of the
stage and participate in one of the
most unusual entertainment of the
season.
1t will be under the patronage of Mrs
Lewis Colt Albro. Mrs Samuel Sloan
Auehincloss, Mrs. Raymond T. Baker,
Mrs: Norman S. Dixie. Mrs. Holland S.
Dueil. Miss Mary Boles Ely, Mrs.
Howard Greenley, Mrs. William Hall,
Ars. William Knight Mrs. Alton Sher-
wood Keller, Mrs. Frank Ludlam, Mrs.
Alfred Maury Morris, Mrs. Frederick
5. Perkins, Mrs. Edward H. Peters,
Lady Green-Price, Mrs. James P.
Robinson, Mrs. Notion Squire and Mrs.
Francis Stearns.
Tickets may be had from Mrs. NJ. B.
Clifford, 80 East Sixty-frst Street, or
at the Plaza on the day of the per-
formance
The first in series of Saturday
morning matinees for young people
terday under the auspices Of the Amer
lean Free Milk for Italy. The pro-
gramme was provided by George Nc
Aanus car.oonist; Miss Gertrude Shan
non and Bertram Peacock, of the Park
Theatre. who gave songs in costumes;
MISS Sidney Thompson, who sang folk
songs for children and Miss Virginia
POWELL, who told stories with piano ac-
compartment. The entertainment was
Tor the benefit Of the Bambino League,
Junior auxiliary Of the Free Milk
IL president and which is under the
direction Of Miss Louise La Sale.
Next Saturdays matinee will include
play entitled Lima Beans" produced
sy the Marionettes under the direction
Of Keno Bufano. There also will be
rotations by little Miss Pauline Gulick
The patronesses will include the Bar
ooness Jacqueline Romano Avezzana,
Mrs. Diaz Albertini, Mrs. Enrico
Saruso, the Duchess de Chaulnes. Mrs
Peter Larsen, Mrs. Edward n. Breitung,
ars. George Jay Gould, Mrs. Benjamin
Guinness, Mrs. Emmanuel Gerli. Mrs
John f. Harris, Mrs. Miner c. Hill,
Ars. John Edmond Mackenty, Mrs.
waiter II. Marshall, Mrs. Giovanni
Axrtinrlli, Mrs. Francis J. Murray,
srs. Henry M. Rae, Mrs. James E. Rice,
Princess Francesca Rospigliosi, Mrs.
neynert l.. Satterlee, Mrs. Romolo
drtonJ, Miss Margherita De Vecchi,
ass. Allen Gouverneur Wellman. Mrs.
soan n. Willys and Mrs. John A. Drake.
Many New Workers. will attend the
historic Bryn Mawr May Day festival
ss the Pennsylvania college on May 7
sna y, and number Of prominent
foe'ety women OF this city will servo
- pasronesscs for the affair. An un-
asusiiy Interesting program has been
prepared for this seasons festivities
tne students an their contribution
the Eryn Nawr x2,00O.o00 fund. The
- Iork patronesses include Mrs. IL.
ayYeTest Baldwin, Mrs. Reginald Bar
suay. Hrs. Charles ~ Chaplin, Miss
rsna msna Bowen Chaplin, Miss Mabel
GMaosts: Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
naspourn, Mrs. James J. Higginson,
-sM kosina Sherman Hoyt, Mrs.
nnEshnr Curtiss James, Mrs. Pierre Jay,
~ D.to Kahn, Mrg. Alvin Krech,
rs rs. frederick Wait Lord, Miss Ruth
S11vFxan, Mrs. Dwight Morrow, Mrs.
xnAf'es Norton, Nrs. Edgerton Par
~. ~. Mrs. Herbert l.. Parsons, Mrs.
IDsn L. Pratt, Mrs. Samuel w. Rey-
~, Ars. William Jay Schienelin. Mrs.
aserf'mer SehiH, Miss Clara Spence,
~ ~, aLn4rles SpYague-smith, Mrs. Vic
~ seeeehan, Mrs. Schuyler Van Rens-
Mrs. Frederick Walcott. Mrs.
1sfburg and Mrs. John J. Water
@ssxe sh1rd and last Of the series of
etAes for the benefit Of the Free
lel School for Crippled Children,
est Fifty-seyenth street, and
y + ~ house, the Lula Therley
y Crippled and Delicate Chill.