New-York tribune., 1920-05-09
''Week of Thousand Teas 4
Will Begin Tomorrow
New York Branch of Clurchwomans League for Pa
triotic Service Prepares TO Start Drive for Enlist
ment of New Members i'm Americanization Work

Priscilla Lockwood, 122 East Seventy
sixth Street, or Mrs Henry Alsop Riley.
$50 Park Avenue.
The patronesses are Mrs. Joseph S
Auerbach, Mrs. Dom Barber. Mrs. Ed
ward j. De Coppet, Mrs. Henry Drys-
dale Dakin, Miss Gertrude Freeman,
Mrs. Montague Flagg, Mrs. Frank S
Hastings, Mrs. Otto ii. Kahn, Miss Mar
jorie Lee, Mrs. Roy A. Rainey, Mrs.
J. Frederick Talcott, Mrs Janet D.
Sehenck, Mrs. Martha B. schirmer and
Those on the committee are Miss
Katherine Bulkley. Miss Sarah Bulkley,
Miss Caramai Carroll, Miss Marjorie
Cleveland, Miss Elizabeth Cunningham
Miss Eleanor Du Bois, Miss Emily Gil
bert, Miss Alice Goddard, Miss Sylvia
Holt, Miss Eleanor Landon, Miss Pris-
ella Lockwood, Miss Angela Moore,
Miss Anne Moore, Miss Edith Pine.
Miss Margaret Starr. Miss Beatrice
Starr, sMiss Sarah Sturgis, Miss Lisa
Todd, Miss Clover Todd, Mrs. George
Bowdoin, Miss Mabel Satterlee, Miss
Grace Rogers, Mrs. John A. Cook, Mrs
Chauncey B. Carver, Mrs. Robert d.
Hartshorne, Mrs. Gerard P. Herrich,
Mrs. c. ODonnell Iselin, Mrs. Charles
Miner, Mrs. Aired Olcott, Mrs. Edward
N. Perkins, Mrs. John P. II. Perry, Mrs
Henry M. Post and Mrs. Henry Alsop
| Riley.
The object of the school is to offer
to the community the opportunity for
serious musical study under excellent
teachers and at so low q rate that none
need be excluded. 1t maintains piano,
violin, cello and vocal departments;
classes III ear training, harmony and
ensemble an orchestra, a stndcnt as
soc alton, faculty of twenty-three
and an enrolment Of 10 students.
The school is one-third self-support-
ing and the rest Of the money neces-
sary for it's maintenance is raised by
voluntary contrib 4tiOn.
Under the patronage of H. r. H.
Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia and
with several score New York society
women ss patronesses, a performance
for the benefit of hall million desti-
tute Serbian children will be held at
the Knickerbocker Theater next Sunday
night.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman, national chair
man Of godmothers for the "adoption'
of Serbian orphans through the plan
of thhe National Birthday COMMITTEES
Serbian Child Welfare Association
under whose auspices the performance
. is being arranged, heads the list o.
patronesSes.
Mrs Viola Allen Duryea and A: f
Anson are collabc Eating in preparing q
program that will bring together many
: Of the past anC present stage celeb
rites, among wnom Will be Mrs. Dur
yea, Ethel Barrymore, Roland Bottelm'
and chorus from "Lassie"; Beatrice
Herford, Mmo. Lubovska, Dixon ans
) Hyson, also OF "Lassie"; Heating, Wal
ter Wolfe. George Hassell, James j
, Corbett and Billy B. Van.
/ Included in the list> of patronessei
!. are Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Anderson
y Mrs. Everett W. Little, Mrs Edward n
:, Breitung, Mrs. Donn Barber, Miss Hor
$ tense Haywood, Mrs. F. Burial Hof
}. man and Mrs. Regis H. Post jr.
:. A partial list of the patronesses fo
:. the Italy-America day celebration a
J. the Hippodrone Sunday night, May %
). includes Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Georg'
Q Vanderbilt, Mrs. George Barton French
Mrs. Edward McVickar, Mrs Arthu
7. Moulton, Mrs. Price Post, Mrs
= Charles II. Ditson. Miss Elizabeth Mar
e bury and Miss Edith Wetmore. The,
: are cooperating with other representa-
r tive Americans in making the fifth an
d iiversary of Italy's entry into the wa
/, against Germany a notable event i
# society. Many of the boxes ae tn
IS Hippodrome already have been takeI