New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

of "Buddies" will be given tomorrow
evening at the Selwyn Theater. Mrs.
Jacob l.. Phillips is chairman of the
directing committee on which are the
Comtesse de Laugfer- -Villars, Mrs.
Nicholas F. Brady, Miss Iselin, Mrs.
George Stanton Floyd-Jones, Mrs. John
Alfred c. Chapin, Miss Ada s"1' Clarke M g.
Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs. K. Kane
Donohue, Miss Estelle O'Brien. Nrs.
William +: Sheehan, Mrs. Morgan J.
O.Brien, Mrs. James O'Gorman, Mrs.
Richard Clarke, Mrs. Seton Henry.
Mrs. Cornelius Tiers, Mrs. De Lancev
A. Kane, Mrs. Edward Keyes, Mrs. F.
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Stuart Pullman
west and Mrs. j. Walter Wood.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Vim
cents Hospital will hold It's annual
reception and dance in the ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria Friday evening.
The proceeds will. be used for the care
OF the sick and the poor of st. Vim
cents Hospital
been a brilliant occasion, and it is
the plan of the women of the auxiliary
TO eclipse all former receptions. Among
those who have taken boxes are, Mrs.
De Lancey Kane, Clarence H. Mackav.
Or. and Mrs. Constantine T. MCGUIRE.
Comtesse de Laugier- Vfllars, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred johnson, DR.. and Mrs.
Jose M: Ferrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Kelley, Mr.. Adrian Iselin, Mrs.
Joseph Slevin jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
M. O'Connor.
Under the patronage Of Mrs. W. X.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. George Jay Gould,
Mrs. Stuart Blackton, Mrs. Augu t Bel
mont, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
the Misses Lewisohn, an entertainment
Will be given at Carnegie Hall January
"a, for the benefit of talented children
without funds. Miss Violet Blackton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Black
!!on' va" W1ll appear in dance represent
ing "Springtime," and Childs Stuart
Blackton will take part in a Greek
dance The Call of the Ferries" Miss
Harriet Hoctor will be the chief solo
dancer.
The Observation-Disclosures term of the
Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children, All West Fifty-seventh street
of which Colonel Walter Scott is presi-
dent, began on Monday with full at
tendance of the pupils. The lessons in
ocressmaklng, darning and mending for
the girls, and carving, cobbling, tooline
ana Drasswork for the boys, have been
resumed as part of the school course.
IN addition to the educational course
which is the same as that of the public
schools. Most efficient teachers have
charge of these industrial instructions
by means OF which the children receive
very useful training.
Preparations are already under wav
for the annual fair of the Lulu Thorlev
Lyons Home, Claverack, N. Y, which is
under the same management as the
free industrial school The fair will
be held in July as usual, and prominent
speakers will help to make it success.
Ihls beautiful home, which was pre-
sented several years ago by Mr. and
MRS. Charles Thorley in memory of
their daughter, has been undergoing
improvements which have made it a
comfortable summer and autumn home
for the city school children.
A song recital will be given Thursday
afternoon, January 90 by Edith Ro,
maine, soprano, assisted by Flora Mac
Donald Wills, at So East Seventy
eighth Street. 1t will be under the
patronage Of Mrs. Cornelius r. Agnew,
Mrs. Howard S. Borden, Mrs. Samuel
J. Broadwell, Mrs. Frederick A.
Dwight, Miss Antonette Dwight, Mrs.
Roland G. Freeman, Mrs. La Grave
Harrison, Mrs. Townsend Jones, Mrs.
J. j. Knox, Mrs. Charles Lydecker.
Mrs. Charles S. .MacVeigh, Mrs. Hill
borne L.. Roosevelt, Mrs. +. Penn
Smith jr, Mrs. J. Walter Spalding and
Mrs. Ernest G. Stevens.