New-York tribune., 1920-03-19

2; Fl Dyer, Mrs. James w. Gerard, Mrs.
" y. Hornaday, Mrs. Lewis fselin.
MRS, CadwAlader Jones, Mrs. G. Grant
La Fargo, the Countess dc Laurier-
vliiars, Miss Ruth Morgan, Mrs. Gin
ford Pinchot, Mrs. Roland L. Red
mono, MRS. w. Willis Reese and Mrs.
Alfred Seton. AA 81
Invitations have been issuea hv nv.
William Fellowes Morgan. Mrs Hae" s'
bert Lee Pratt and Mrs. Harry p. Davi-
son Tor a reception at the Waldorf
Astoria this evening, at which tha
broad scope of. activities carried ON hv
the Young Women's Christian Assoc;n,
tion will be shown. There will ba .
pageant, by Their Fruits" written
and staged by Miss Evelyne billiard.
which IN two scenes will show the
marvellous development Of the asso-
clat'on's work for women. More than
tmT pn n9nored girls recruited from the
cast, and Francis Rogers will sino
a circus, with everything from pink
lemonade to sideshows, will be riven
enls evening and tomorrow night. and
also tomorrow afternoon, at Hartley
House, 4lS West Forty-sixth Street.
Tor the benefit of it's settlement farm
at Iowaco, N. J. The proceeds from
snls springtlme bazaar will be used in
dreds Of children from the West Side
OF the city are. sent each summer for
a much-needed holiday. There will be
dancing in the gymnasium. fortune
telling, "trip through Ireland" and
sldeshows, as we'll as parcels post
booth, where unopened packages which
nave been arriving from all over the
world for the last few weeks from
friends Of Hartley House will be sold
will be served each evening in the
"goody shop" ]. G. Phelps Stokes is
president of the board of directors of
Hartley House and Mrs. Helen Hartley
jenkins vice-president.
Mrs. William Disston will sail for
Europe tomorrow to spend several
months abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum have ar.
rived in town from Philadelphia and are
at THE Rit-Carlton for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Schmidlapp, Of
this city, who wsfe married here on
Monday, are spending their honeymoon
at Hot Springs, Va.
MISS Betty B. Pierson, who spent the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Fred Pierson, at Palm Beach, has
gone to Bermuda, where she will be the
The marriage of Miss Amy Ashley
Sparks, daughter of Sir Ashley and Lady
Sparks. to Van Duzer Burton, son Of
Frank v. Burton, will take place June
in Christ Church, Oyster Bay. The
ceremony will be followed by rectp-
ton at Northaw, the country home Of
the brides parents, in .Syosset. Lady
Sparks and her daughter leave the city
to-day for Camden, S. c., to remain a
month.
Exhibition dancing by professionals
as we'll as by young society womes will
be the attraction at the Flower Show
this evening. 1t will be given in the
Allied Loyalty Tea Garden and will be
known as the dance of the Flowers"
The Navy Club is cooperating with the
league in the affair. Some Of the cos
tunes will DE fashioned from crepe
paper, while others will be of silk and
tulle, appropriately draped with the
flowers they represent. Flower hats and
wands will complete these costumes. for
which prizes will be given. The judges
will be Mrs. John w. Alexander, Miss
Elsie Ferguson and James S. Matcalfe
Princess Cantacuzene-Speransky will
speak in the tearoom of the Flower
Show this afternoon, Russian Day,
which will be under the auspices of the
American Central Committee for Rus
sian Relief. Mrs. T. j. Oakley Rhine
lander is chairman of the New York
Chapter. Young society wonAsn, under
the direction Of Mrs. John Dyneley
Prince, dressed in Russian costume,
will act as mattresses. Among them will
be Miss Katherine Post, Miss Helena
Ogden, Miss Rosalie Bloodgood. Miss
Janet Robb, Miss Renee Carhart, Mrs.
Adrian Isclin, Mrs. Amos Schermer-
horn, Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Mrs. Philip
Rhinelander I'd and Mrs. Bigelow