The New York herald., 1921-03-13

and his American wife have lived IN
this country-in private. to add charm
to matinee and soiree musicales, and
in public at numerous concerts for
home and foreign charities and war
relief projects.
Last Wednesday afternoon the Duch-
ess and Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren. an anna
tcur harpist Of highest merit. appeared
at concert in the ballroom of the
home of Mrs. John Sanford in conjunc-
ton with professional artists and helped
10 send the sum OF 81. 300 into the treas
ury of the Belgian Missionary Sisters.
The audience, that not only filled the
ballroom but crowded into the adjoin-
ing salons. included Baron dc Cartier
de Marchienne. the Belgian Ambas-
sador.
One Of the most significant instances
Of collaboration between the professional
and amateur worlds in recent times is TO
be seen tonight at an entertainment In
the Hippodrome for the benefit of the
Boys Club. The Boys Club Is on the
right track as % practical philanthropy.
There are 1000 beneficiaries In the Gas
House" district and 500 women of this
city are patronesses of to-nights en-
tertainment.
The patronesses include Mines. @.
Hermann Kinnicutt, X. l.. Morris, Ber-
non s. Prentice. Frederick b. Adams,
Frederic w. Allen, Il. Roland n. Har-
riman. L. n. Potter, Jr. I. II. Froth-
Ingham, George II. Vincent, William
Averil Hartman, Clark Williams,
Grayson Mp Murphy, Percy A. Rock
efeller, Harry Payne Whitney, George
T. Bowdoln, John IT. Pratt, Belmont
Tiffany, ogden II. Hammond, i. Henry
Hartman. Robert Bacon, George +.
rI~t "a ~
y. Osgood Field Oliver G. Jennings,
James IT. D. Lanier, William Pierson
Hamilton. Charles Dana Gibson,
Charles l.. Rlker. Edward r. Stettinius,
Douglas Robinson and Lydig Hoyt and
Miss Louise B. Scott.
The outstanding feature Of pro-
gramme is TO be series or tabeauX
arranged BY Ben Ali Haggin. with whom
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt and Mrs. w. 9. Potter
are cooperating. These will show fa-
nous boys OF history and literature. the
roies being taken by girls o. the Junior
League. The tableaux Will include
Drums of the Fore and Aft" with the
Misses Grace Crossman and Eleanor
Hurd 'Oiiver Twist" Mrs. Abram
Poole robin Hood Miss Betty Thomp-
son: "Huck Finn" Miss Martha Ottley
Daniel Boone" Miss Frances Fair
child: "Jim," from Treasure Island"
Miss Geraldine Thompson
Nine. Florence Easton. Nine. Emma
Trentlni and Pito Schipa will sing. Paw
Iowa will dance. Miss Ruth Chatterton
will introduce the tableaux. speaking
limos written especially for tho perform
ance by Charles Hanson Towne. p. w.
Griffith, motion picture producer. will
photograph an important scene from his
new production. Dream Street" on the
stage. using a specially constructed
studio, with complete equipment. Among
those who will appear IN this scene are
Carol Dempster. Tyrone Power. Ralph
Graves Charles Mack and w. j. Fergu-
son. More than twenty Of Americas
best known stage stars also will appear.
among these being Frank Bacon. Eol-
brook Blinn, Spencer Charters. Miss
Ruth Draper, Leon Enrol William Fa-
versham, Law Fields, Miss Ruth Find
lay Mrs. Fiske's company Miss Doris
Keane, Howard Lang, Miss Carroll Mo
Comas. Mitzi Miss Laurette Taylo-.
Chic Sale and Julius Tanncu
Another signifsa, mateur perform