New-York tribune., 1920-04-25

dren, at Claverack, N. Y, will be given
Nicholas NJ. Pond will be the chairman.
The children will have their annual
treat tomorrow, when they will visit
the Ringling Bros -Barnum & Bailey
Circus as the guests of the manage
ment.
An original musical frolic entitled
ooh! Doctor!" will be given by the
young women of the Central School on
Friday evening, at the Hotel Plaza, for
the benefit of the charity fund of St.
street. The Performance will be fol-
lowed by dancing.
Among those who will take part are
Miss Dorothy Reed, Miss Margretta
Shanahan, Miss Dorothy Royster, Miss
Elizabeth Fite, Miss Elizabeth Lockett,
Miss Amanda Coke, Miss Jennie Coke,
Miss Letita Magoffin, Miss Helen
Aaron, Miss Joyce Gilleland, Miss Mary
Budd Stewart, Miss Maury Crawford,
Miss Sybil Goodman, Miss Mary Bell
Armbrecht, Miss Morie Cooper, Miss
Florence Watkins, Miss Sammy Solm-
son. Miss Robbie Bobo, Miss Nina
Wellnes, Miss Clara Hood, Miss Grace
Gunter, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Min
ME Hoyte Hicks. Miss Dorothy Shurt-
left, Miss Ann Hathaway, Miss Muriel
Borden. Miss Grace O'Neil, Miss Jean
Culbertson, Miss Anne Green, Miss
Lucy Tull and Miss Rebecca Trabue.
Tickets may be had at the school,
241 Central Park West, and at the
Plaza. Some Of the boxholders are
Mrs. Frederick H. Eaton, T. Coleman
du Pont, Frank B. Carpenter, Robert
Graves, Joseph w. Jones and Mrs.
Frank Merrill Seabans. The perform
tion of Mrs. Henry A. Sayers. Each
year the pupils interest themselves in
some philanthropic work and have al
ready contributed $4,000 to the charity
funds Of several New York hospitals.
During the last two years $1,750 has
been contributed to patriotic war funds.
Mrs. Maitland Fuller Griggs enter
tained the directors of the Hudson
River Music School yesterday afternoon
at her residence, 154 East Seventeen
Street. The ensemble class Of the
school gave a musical program under
the direction of Miss Winifred Rogers.
The president of the school is Mrs.
and the treasurer is Mrs. Albert Shaw,
OF Hastings -on-the- Hudson.
Miss Amy Baker will give a recital
in the Music Room Of the Hotel Bilt-
more Friday afternoon. She will be
assisted by Allen McQuhae, tenor, and
Flora Macdonald Wills, accompanist.
A large gathering Of society Is as
sured for the evening Of May 10 at
the Hotel Commodore, when the Fleet
Ball, under the auspices of the Man
haitian Navy Club, is to be given for
the entertainment Of the officers OF the
Atlantic Squadron and of leading rep
resentatives in this country OF the
Allied navies. The ball, expected to
be one of the largest and most brilliant
Of the waning season, is for the benefit
of the campaign to raise 100000 for
the purchase and endowment OF the
Navy Club house, at 13 and Is East
Forty-first Street.
Mrs Julian W. Robbins is chairman
Of the committee on arrangements and
among the patronesses are Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. James
speyer. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Mrs. James L.
Barclay and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane.
The entire ballroom floor Of the
Commodore has been reserved and
several orchestras will provide music.
The general dancing will be preceded
by an elaborate program arranged by
George Sphinx. A feature Of this enter
tainment will be several novelty num-
bers in which the seasons debutantes
will take part.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell has been made
chairman of the Women's Committee
for Marines Mothers Day exercises to
be held at the Mall. Central Park,
May 8.
Mothers of Marines who lost their
lives overseas will be the guests Of
the Marine Corps and various civic and
patriotic organizations at a ceremony
At the park on the afternoon. Of
Mothers Day. Invitations have been
sent to several hundred Of these
mothers In New York, New Jersey. Csu-
necticuA ~ N9snsylvsniA.