The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

which they VIII wisely keep up That
incident is TO be followed by some box
ing bouts In the Biltmore Hotel on the
night Of November 2 for the Marshall
Stillman Athletic Club and the move
nlent that IL back OF that unique prof.
ect, which aims 10 keep boys and young
| men. whose clubs are the street cor
ners, out OF trouble The boxing tour
nament will give large group of per-
sons an insight into phase of sporting
life they knew little about save what
they learn subjectively through the
sportiI columns. They Will learn a
great Z i effectively on the night OF
November and also on the night OF
December IA in the large ballroom OF
the Commodore Hotel. when second
series OF bouts is to be pulled off" for
the same object
Several members OF the Union Club
form the impelllng force back of the
Marshall Stillman movement. but in ex-
tending the appeal Mrs Vincent Aston,
Mrs. Henry Potter Russell and Airs. J.
Theus Munds have taken a hand In
forming an auxiliary, which by the time
the first fights In the Biltmore take
place will be extended greatly.
These boxing bouts. which will bring
together favorites among professional
boxers OF all weights, Will be real ones
and not mere exhibitions. The hotel
ballroom bouts are to be followed by
others through the winter at monthly
intervals and probably will include one
In private ballroom.
In arranging the forthcoming Vene-
tian fete on November % In the Ritz
Carlton as part OF Americas tribute to
Italy. OF which Mr. Chester H. Aldrlch.
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In Italy. is the national president, the
committee IS confronted with the prob
lem OF arranging public ball as a
purely private entertainment. There
will be no general sale OF tickets.
On the ball committee are the Prin
cess Francesca Rospigliosi and Messrs
Chester II. Aldrlch. George S. Chapper
Francis II. Crownlnshieid, John Moffa'
Condo Mast. Henry c. Smith and Aus
tin Strong, with Mr.. Aldr'ch as treas-
urer and Mr. l. Il. Morton secretary
There IS IN addition a costume COM
mittee made up Of artists, art critics
and art specialists. The patronesses in
ciude Baroness Romano Avczzano. Mrs
Jorge Andre. Mrs. John Barrymore.
Princess Andrea Boucompagni. Mines.
Morton Breese. William Aston Chanler
James Corrlgau. John Drake, Newbold
Leroy Edgar Orcstes Ferrara, sydney
w. Fish, Frank Fraser, Frederick r
Frelinghuysen. Miller Graham. Henry q
Gray. Preston Gibson. Frederick Z
IIavenleyer, Lydig Hoyt. Frederick
Lewisohn. Nicholas Longworth, III. II
Rogers and Kermit Roosevelt. Nine. Is
volsky Princess Francesca Rospigliosi,
Mines. G. c. Rumsey. Charles II. Sabin
Herbert Shipman, Joseph r. Thomas
Roderick Tower. Dorothy Taylor and
Allen Gouvcrueur Weliman. Miss Mary
Hoyt Wilborg and Mrs William wrigh,
Tt will be Venetian masquerade
suggestive OF tho middle OF tho Eigh-
teenth century. As all who attend will
be In costume the committee has pre-
pared booklet descriptive Of the period
with illustrated directions for APP
propriate costumes.
Mrs A. Barton Hepburn is chairman
Of committee that has arranged per-
Torrance. I'm which Pavlowa will APP
pear. for the Navy Club In the Manhat-
tan Opera House. on the night OF Oc-
tober s. II will be Pavlowa's FIRST APP
poarance In her new American tour.
The committee Is composed OF Mrs. Hep
burn, Mines. Arthur Curtiss James,
Julian w. Robbins Charles A. Childs.
John Ross Delaheld. McDoucaii Hawkes..
E. Henry Hartman. Henry =. Dawson.
Beekman Winthrop. Leland =. Cofer
and Miss May Moulton. Tickets may
be obtained at the box ONCE or the
Navy Club, Is East Forty-first street
The proceeds will go toward improve
rnents IN and upkeep OF the club. which
IL exclusively for the enlisted men OF
the navy.