New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Dolores, OF the Ziegfeld Midnigh.
Frolic On the committee will be Mrs.
John Wanamaker jr, Mrs. Craig Bid
die and Mrs. Rawson W Wood
Tickets may be had from Mrs. Ed
ward \. Breltung, 16 East Seventy
sixth Street. The proceeds viii be
used for the benefit Of the Milk for
Children of America Fund and the
American Committee for Russian Re-
lief.
Some of those who have engaged
boxes and seats are Mrs. James R.
Haggin. Mrs. Charles B. Alexander.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. James
Corrigan. Mrs. Thomas Hastings, Jo-
seph Thomas. Mr. and Mrs J. Hartley
Manners. Mrs. William +. Sheehan,
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman, Charles F.
Sampson, Louis Wiley and Mrs. Edison
Bradley
St Valentines Kettledrum. like the
Charity Ball, Is social institution III
New York and always patronized by
the older and younger sets alike, and,
Of course, the children, for whom it is
specially given For years it was held
at Sherry's, but this winter the annual
entertainment in aid OF the Samaritan
Home for the Aged viii be given at
the Plaza on February 13. a special
feature OF the afternoons entertain
ment will be the dancing. under the di-
rectlon of Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Nor
ris. Miss Martin and Mrs. George
Dadmun also are interested in the
dance.
There will be bird and dog table
a into E
over which Mrs. Edward Spencer.
Mrs. Harvey Spencer and Mrs. Charles
Campbell Will pres ide, and Grab
Bag will be conducted by Mrs w.
Knitting Post. Mrs. T Tower Bates
and Mrs. F. c. Huntington will sell
toys and look after the movies" Mrs
William D. Guthrie and Mrs. Eugene
Willard will dispense lemonade and
Mrs. Guthrie will assist Mrs Howland
Davis with the other refreshments.
Mrs. Clarence Dinsmore and Mrs w
klntzlng Post will have charge of the
flower table and Mrs. Etfingham Law
renee and Miss Elizabeth Lynch of
the fancy table The "Old Ladies
Table al which al the articles have
been mad by the inmates of the home.
Will h under the direction of Mrs.
Gustss =. Kissel and Mrs. Rudolph II.
Kisssl
Members of the board Of managers
OF tho New York Dict Kitchen Associa-
ton are endeavoring y make the an
nual concert at the Waldorf Astoria on
FEBRUARY l6, at Ii o'clock in the morn
ing. the most successful benefit thnt
has been given for the association since
the organization began its baby wei
fare work in 1873
The present hoard is comn0oad ~
Mrs. August Lewis, Mrs Myrick Plum
mer. Mrs. Edward Tuck, Mrs. Henry
Willard Mrs James H. Wells. Mrs
Joseph w. Tilton. Mrs Edward NJ
Cook, Mrs. John Degener. Mrs Frank
Badgley, Mrs. William Curtis Demorest.
Mrs. Edward Ingraham, Mrs. Rowland
g. freeman, Miss Friede Pagenstecher.
Mrs Henry p. Dawson, Mrs Arthur S
Dwight, Mrs. Richard NJ Hodge. Miss
Louise Barrows, Mrs Edwin II. MARS.
Mss Dorofhea +. Schmidt Miss Mary
L: Pruyn. Mrs. William d. Gaillard.
Mrs. Dudley Tenney. Miss Julia f
Smith. Mrs. James Ditmars Voorhees,
Mrs. Elias NJ. Johnson, n IS Alice Tag
CART Mrs. William + Timlow, Mrs
George Reese Sattel-iee. Mrs Edward
Foote Dwight, Mrs. Maitland f. Griggs.
Mrs. II. Herbert Weekes. Mrs. A
Franklin Adams. Mrs. Walker d. Hine-
Mrs. Daniel A. Davis and Mrs. Frank
H. Adriance
The concert promises to be one O.
the social and musical events of the
season. Prominent soloisfs VIII appear
and an unusually interesting program
IS planned.