New-York tribune., 1920-04-11
Patriotic Service League
Starts Drive for Members

vlval of ",Pygmalion and Galatea,"
which will be given for the benefit of
the Vacation Association by the Actors
Fidelity League, at the Knickerbocker
Iheater, April 25, will be: Mrs. Jules
Bache,, Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon, Mrs.
Courtlandt d. Barnes, Mrs. Edmund l..
Baylles, Mrs. Paul d. Cravath, Mrs.
Henry ?: DAWSON, Mrs. Charles II.
Dltson, Mrs. II. B. Duryea, Mrs. New
bold LIE Roy Edgar, Mrs. John Henry
hammond. Mrs. Franklin c. Hoyt, Miss
Georglne lselin, Mrs. William Jay and
Mrs. Caldwalader Jones.
rummage sale for the benefit of
the French Orphan Asylum and French
Poor will take place at 12S East Fifty
eighth Street on Tuesda u -sand Wednes~'
day. The committee consists of Mrs.
lseiin, Mrs. Henry E. Gourd, Mrs.
Huntington Norton, Mrs. Lorenzo M.
l'!cabia, Miss Louise du Vivier, Mrs.
alfred Chaplin, Miss Aimee Demonioo,
Mrs. Maurice La Montague, Mrs Louis
J.. de Milhau, Mrs. Robert J. Hoguet
and Mrs. Henry B. Binsse.
One OF the last Of tho rummage
sales, which have been interesting So
ciety women during the spring, is to
be held this week for the benefit of
the College Settlement, 81 First Street
( The sale. to which a great many valu-
able articles have been contributed.
will take place on StUyvesant Square,
near Sixteenth Street, and viii con-
tnuc from Thursday until Saturday.
Many college women are mem
bers Of the committee or contribu-
tors. Among those interested are
Mrs. +. 3. ynurDor jr.. Mrs. J. t.
Johnson, Miss Cadence Saimson, Miss
Bess Williams. Mrs. Ferris Mcigs, Mrs.
L. 7. LIE N'ad, Mig. Hoiton II. Scott,
Miss Edith Morgan, Miss Mary Pol
hemus, Mrs. l.. I. Halle, Mrs. Byron
Darling, Miss Adalino Wheelock, Mrs
W. q. Starrett, Mrs. Clarence Low and
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve.
The Little Mothers Aid Association
Of which Mrs Clarence Burns is presi-
dent, gave an Easter festival at Happy
Day House, 236 Second Avenue, yester-
day. Several hundred little mothers
came from the various branches of the
association. The affair was in charge
of Mrs. Henry Forbes Kiddle, and Miss
Caroline Patterson looked after the re-
presented program of fancy dances.
songs and recitations by children of the
stage, and the cooking and sewing
classes contributed motion songs. When
leaving, each child received a box Of
candy
Those who assisted were' Mrs. Charles
f. Sprague, Mrs. Albert Gallatin Wood.
Mrs. John II. Judge, Mrs Noble McCon-
nell. Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Mrs. K.
NJ. Carrington, Mrs. L. Henry Reese,
Mrs. John J. Cowdrey. Mrs. Bond Stow,
Mrs. Emile Van Bicl, Mrs Charles f.
Abbott, Mrs. James r. Silliman, Mrs.
Robert II. McNall, Mrs ]. 3. Bostwick.
Mrs. Charles E. Wilcox, Mrs. George W.
Eason, Mrs. John Batter, Mrs. j. Stuart
Smith, DR.. l.. Lombard Muller, Mrs.
Henry L. Lloyd. Mrs. Edward Lcssing,
Mrs. A. H. Milander, Mrs. j. Robert
Campbell. Mrs. St George Elliott, Mrs
William II. Oakley, Mrs. Edward Cum
nlngham and the Misses Rees, Granger
and McCaul
The second dance of the season under
the auspices of Auxiliary A of the Park
Hospital, will be given at the Plaza
patronesses are Mrs. Lorren NJ. Hart,
Mrs. j. +. Garrett, Mrs. Percy S. Boyn-
ton. Mrs. f. Ii. Gaines, Mrs. C. w.
Edwards, Miss Doris Mcintyre, Mrs o.
II. Leben. Mrs. Irving S. Haynes, Mrs
L. A. Neff and Mrs. Benjamin +. Buck
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