New-York tribune., 1920-02-13

are also assisting Miss Schietfelin in
tne work of making "Musical Mile
stones a great success, and some Of
the other young women who are
actively working for the affair and in
charge of special numbers on the pro-
gram include Miss Marion Carey Dins-
more, Miss Anne l. N xandre, Miss
gan, Miss Margare Warren, Miss
Margaret Trimble, Miss NJ Symphorosa
Brlsted. Miss Beatrice Strauss, Miss
Eleanor King. Miss Beatrice Dudgeon.
Miss Grace Hendric1 and Mrs. Irving
Pardee
Boxes, seating ten and twelve, are
selling at $125, boxes seating eight at
800, second tier boxes at $50 and seats
s.. and s.. They may be had from
MISS Dixon, at the Junior League
office, East Forty sixth Street, Tele-
phone 1865 Vanderbilt between 10 a.
m. and 2 p. m.
The Princess Michae1 Cantacuzene-
Speranskey, chairman OF the board of
directors of the American Central
Committee for Russian Relief, will
speak before the Woman's CITY Club
22 Park Avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
She will take for her subject RUSSIA
My Personal Experience and Know
edge of Conditions During the Last
Three Years"
The princess (who was Miss Julia
Dent GranD, since her return from
Russia, has lectured and addressed
several meetings in this country on
behalf of the destitute, starving and
stricken Russians, refugees from the
Bolsheviki, behind the lines OF the all
Russian armies. throughout Siberia,
Russian and neighboring countries,
Mrs T: j; Oakley Rhinelander is chair
man of the New York chapter.
The American central committee has
its headquarters at the Hotel Bucking-
ham, and includes all the civilian
members Of the Root snecial mission
to Russia. Elihu Root, Samuel Comp
ers, John R. Mott and Cyrus H. Nc
Mccormick, are ice-presidents.
Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood gave
lunehe9n da Hsr at ods+ the Ritz @ Carton h ysster
3. Twombly, Mrs. Albert zabriskie
Gray, Mrs Charles A. Childs, Mrs.
Frederic Nelson, Nine. Frances Aida.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris, Mrs
Stuart Duncan, Mrs. F. Ashton de
Peyster, Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren, Mrs.
Wagstaff, Mrs. Schuyler Schieffelin,
Mrs Clarence c. Chapman, Mrs. Ken
meth Wendell, Mrs. William Stanhope
Calender, Mrs. Edwards Spencer, Mrs.
Arthur Delano Weeks, Mrs. Grenville
Kane and Miss Louise FIRTH.
The Catherine Lorillard Wolf Art
Club had its annual dance last even
ing at the Judson Hotel. 1t was un:
der the patronage of its president,
Mls. Royal Whitman, Miss Mary Hof-
man and committee of twenty-onc.
The student members were in costume
and competed for favors presented by
Mrs. Whitman.
Mrs. Gustavus T. Kirby and her
young daughter, Miss Wilhelmine
Kirby, are in Southern California,
where they will remain until Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Abbott. Miss
JAG queline Abbott and Lawrence Alb
bett have arrived in town from Boston
ard are at the Hotel Astor. They will
sail for Europe tomorrow on the
Adriatic.
Owing to the illness ~ Mrs Henry
will not be at home, at 120 East
Thirty ninth Street, tomorrow.
At the ST. Valentine costume dance
to be given tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Vanderbilt, for the benefit of
American Free Milk and Relief for
Italy, of which Mrs. John A. Drake is
president, several girls will sell pro
grams, candies and cigarettes, under
the direction of Miss Margherita de
Vecchi. They will include Miss Marie
di Giorgio, Miss Marion Tiffany, Miss
Dorothy Leary, Miss Nina Ada Rice,
Miss Margaret Tower, Miss Margaret
Reck, Miss Carrie Reick, Miss Edith
McCoom, Miss Julia Stanley, Miss
Katherine Turck, Miss Alice Beers,
Miss Pauline Bourne, Miss Marion
Carpenter, Miss Charlotte Guye, Miss
Dorothy Haight, Miss Ada Heinze, Miss
Marion r. Hodenpyl and Miss Edna
Hoyt. The floor committee will be
made up entirely OF Italian army Off
Gers. Dancing Will begin at 10
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