New-York tribune., 1920-03-10
Fancy Dancing To Be Feature
of shakespeare Garden
Club" To Be Given at the
Hotel Plaza ON Friday
Miss Thorp Is Engaged
Benefit Concert for Home
less Boys To Be Held at
Ritx.Carlton OH March Is

.ian dance. The cast for the play will
be as follows:
Anne Hathaway. Mrs. Lee Hill French ir.
Mistress Ford. ......... Miss Sylvia Brown
Mistress Page Miss Marion Clifford
l.ady Macbeth. .....;; Miss Geraldine Hall
pertila. a............M Miss Virginia de Haven
pesdemona. ...........M Miss Madeline Rees
katherine ......... Miss Dorothy Haight
Portia. Mrs. Connor Lawrence
Jniet. Ja'et,'. Miss Marian whitman
Ttania ...............M Mrs. Bradley Coey
opbelia. ................ Miss Mary Stichan
Jessiea. .-.-Miss zil!ah T. Thompson
octayia. ia.............. Miss Alice Macy Beers
The play will be followed by fan
tasy, "The Banks of the Avon in
Spring,' arranged by Miss Janet
Jackson.
The entertainment is given under the
auspices OF the National Plant, Flower
and Fruit Guild to secure funds to aid
in supplying seeds and farming imple-
ments for the shell-shocked soldiers
under treatment at the Dansville, N. Y,
Hospitai and also to help reconstruct
the devasted town of ST. Quentin, in
France.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Federal and
state governments and the army and
navy will be among the guests Of honor.
The boxholders include Mrs. w Seward
Webb Mrs James Roosevelt, Mrs. John
Henry Hammond, Mrs. Herbert L. Sat-
terlee. Nj. George D. Pratt, Mrs. Ar
thur Curliss James and Mrs. Coleman
du Pont.
A concert for the benefit Or the New
York Home for Homeless Boys, which
rescues waits from the streets, parks
and Railways and gives them q home
until thy are educated and obtain
employment, will be given at the Ritz
Carlton on the evening of March 18.
It is under the auspices of the ladies'
auxiliary Of the organization, Of
which Mrs. P A. S. Franklin is chair
man and James B. Taylor vice-chair-
man. George Gordon Battle will speak
on behalf of the home; the Letz Quar-
tet will play and Miss Harriet Van
Lrden, soprano, will sing.
Tickets are on sale at the Ritz-Carl-
from any member of the auxiliary,
among whom are Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. Paul D. Cravath, Mrs. w.
Ross Proctor, Mrs. K. Reeve Merritt,
Mrs. Theodore H. Price, Mrs. w. B.
franklin. Mrs. George Gordon Battle,
Mrs. William Floyd-Jones and Mrs.
George r. Dyer.
benefit bridge will be given at
The Hotel Plaza Friday afternoon for
fhe benefit Of the Darrach Home for
Crippled Children. This home, which
was founded by the late DR.. May Dar-
fach. has continued its activities un-
iaterruptedly for twenty-five years in
Inc service of unfortunate young chill
dren. The home is at 11S West Hath
street, where group of twenty chill
dren always has been housed, fed.
eetEed and educated, while surround
cd 0y 4 home environment and many
Of the most unpromising cases that
nave entered the home are now self
supporting citizens.
Among those on the board of man
ayers are Mrs. Marshall Field Sd, Mrs.
1eotge Il. Castor. Mrs. N. NJ. Pond
ana Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren.
tackles from the naval station at
BAY Ridge will assist we'll known debu-
'Ahtes OF the season in the tea garden
a. a; the opening of the International
giower Show on Monday at the Grand
central Palace. The Women's Cam
palgn Committee of the Navy Club is
cooperating with the Allied Loyalty
league on this occasion, which will be
Ano~n as American Day. Many naval
.lacers Will be present on the opening
aay. The navy band and the Hawaiian
gotchestra from the receiving ship at
Say Ridge will furnish music.
c.ms Ms, and Mrs. Joseph G. Thorp, of
cambridge, Mass, announce the en-
fgagement of their daughter. Miss
Priscilla Alden Thorp, to Arthur Cal
aeF' Smith, of New York, son of Mr..
1na S Mrs Arthur B. Smith, of New
maven Conn. Mr. Smith is graduate
VI harvard, class of IA, and served
;ovef'eas until last July as captain of
Infantry.
Miss Marjorie Buckley, daughter of
or, p and Mrs. William Wheelwright
rrucNlsy, viii be married to Arthur
oS'np hopkins this evening at the home
p'r D. her parents, 104 Montague Street,
h',Vohlyn. ha Miss Anna G. Buckley will
sttdna ss nol sisters maid of honor and only
sSn.endant. ~ DR.. Herbert C. Hopkins, Of
Washington, will act as his brothers
osst man. and the ushers will be
JInarles Pitman Buckley, a brother of
G ,ae BRIDE, and Roderick w. Smith. of
..sahiord, N. J. Only relatives and in
Innate friends will be present at the
ceremony, which will be performed by
pn.,-, tae Rev DR.. George f. Greene. The
nsleeKley residence has been the home
y, ~. enree generations Of the brides fam
n.y. Her grandmother, the late Mrs.
=. TN. NJ. V. Gidersleeve, went there as q
,,Lsoe' and her mother was married
IA lrummage sale for the benefit Of the !
sas s'ss'sing Nurses Association, Of Somer- |
ia! H. Hills. will be held to-day at 623 |
utalr' and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson jr. and
. sas ~ass suzanne and Miss Emily B. Pier
Ss Ssn Will return from Palm Beach early |
next month
Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb will |
issye town on Friday for Aiken, where !