The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19
GALA EVENTS FOR CHARITY
DURING THE YULETIDE SEASON

man Mayou. Richard Il. w. Hall, Paul
L. Hammond, Harold T.. Herrick, Dun
can II. Read, Francis II. hfcAdoo, John
Jay Schieffelin, Melville D. Tyuesdale.
Bache Nee. Whitlock and Morgan
Wing.
Tickets may be obtained at the Navy
Club, IL East Forty-flrst street, or al
the home of Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn,
Gao Park avenue.
The board of governors OF the Colony
Club has Joined similar boards of the
Cosmopolitan and women's City Club in
sponsoring a mass meeting of women IN
the Metropolitan Opera House this
afternoon for the starving children oil
eastern and central Europe. The pa.
tronesses include Mines Cornelius Van.
derbilt, Vincent Aston, William Church
Osborn, John II. Pratt, John Sanford
Charles II. Senff, George Peabody Wet
more, Charles b. Alexander, William p
Hamilton. Herbert l.. Satterlee, Robert
Bacon, Otto ii. KaH8, James Speyer
Frank Gray Griswold and Joseph II
Choate. as we'll as the governors of the
Cosmopolitan and Colony clubs and Off.
GERS of the Junior League and Civic
Federation.
Thirty-nine debutantes will act as
ushers with Miss Phyllis Batcheller as
chief marshal. Her aids who will wear
red, white and blue sashes, viii include
the Misses Katherine Hurd, Laura
Harding, Helen Trevor, Georgina Wells,
Katharine Francis, Constance Nash,
Ellen Randolph. Annie Burr Auchin-
Gloss, Lee Dodge. Eliza Parish, Ger
aldine Thompson. Mary Van T. Cogs-
well. Elizabeth Meeker, Susan Coppell.
Frances Norton, Adele Ryan, Margaret
Dawson, Gertrude Ogden. Betty Thomp-
son, Betty Chisolm. Janet Croll, Emily
Hammond, Elise Hughes, Routh Ogden.
Helena Ogden, Louise Schieffelin. Betty
Simonson, Mary r. Strange, Margaret
Tucker, Martha Lambert, Ruth Marden.
Frances Mott, Cornelia Sage, GLADYS
Liyermore. Katherine Knapp. Laura
Mabon, Dorothy Collins and Geraldine
McAlpin.
For the first time since the war ALI
the leading women's organizations. rep
rssentng the greatest diversity of in
terest, VIII como together. Women
from clubs as different in chara cter nc
the Colony Club and the Women's Trado
Union League will give their efforts Ia
aid the starving children The patron
esses include Mines. Cleveland II.
Dodge, Charles Il. Alexander. William
i. Hamilton, Herbert L. Satterlee. Har-
old ]. Pratt. Herbert Lee Pratt. George
d. Pratt, Robert Bacon, William Bay-
ard Cutting. Walter JENNINGS, Otto II.
Kahn, James Speyer, Louis II. I.npbam.
William Church Osborne. Frank Grey
uriswold, John Il. Parsons, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Paul III. Warburg, Felix NJ.
Warourg. Thomas #. Ryan. and Henry.
Morganthau and Miss Annie JENNINGS
Tickets. for which no charge Will be
made may be obtained from Mrs. Rus
sell. Room 500, 81 West Thirty-nn.h
street.
While most OF the gatherings of young
persons during the week are at the in
vitation OF various hostesses there will
be one whose object Is to aid the So
ciety for the Relief OF the Destitute
Blind, one OF the Oldest organizations
In this city. This will be In the form
OF ten with dancing, which ls to be
held In the ballroom of the Colony Club
on Thursday afternoon, and Il Is ex-
pected that there will BIO present many
who are here for the holidays. For the
older people Interested in the work Of
tho society there will DO an exhibition
and sale OF articles made by inmates
OF tho home suitable for holiday gifts,
and from the samples displayed large
orders' can be given. Miss Gertrude
Parsons has made II possible TO hold
tho entertainment at the club.
Among the managers OF the home are
Mines. John Il. Alexandra. John II. p.
Morgan, Walter p. Anderton. A. Russell
Peabody, J. Lenox Banks. Jr. :: Alfred
Seton Post. M. Kingsland bradford,
William Mecklcnberg Polk, Htnry a.
Coster. Timothy NJ. Chesseman, William
Proctor, II. -Casimir de Rham. John r.
Drexel, Jr. Bayard HToppin bennington
T.. Grand TsHautevillo.
Morton l., Schwartz. Edwin &. Jamison.
Newbold Morris. Francis pc Il. WisRmar
and John J Nvyaon Tickets ai SO so
each may w. cbtoiprd IRON any q the
managers.