New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

past given much valuable assistance 20
needy families. All funds in excess Of
expenses are devoted to charitable pur-
POSES.
The entertainment committee con
sists of Robert Adamson, chairman:
Arnold K. Boyd and I. D. Green. The
moor committee includes Edwin C. Luke,
CHAIRMAN; Robert Adamson, Julian B.
Beatty, William Harman Black, Arnold
Boyd. Walter E. Dixon, DIR. William
Elliott Dold, John P. East, ]. Fletcher
Farrell, Frank L. Fuller Stuart G. Glib
ooney,, /. d. Green, James ". Hall,
John ~. Harrington, George n. Hart
man, Frank l.. Hilton. Dr.. James J.
Klng. DR.. George II. Mallet., Walton
II. Marshall, John S. Primrose. Walter
c. Sheppard, Hartwell A. Taylor. 2.
Bright Wilson and Almuth C. Vandiyar.
The directors of the ST Joseph's
Day Nursery, Of 469 to 473 West Fifty-
seventh Street, announce their annual
benefit to be held at the Longarre The
ster tomorrow evening, where a per-
formance Of THE Champion" viii be
given.
The ushers are announced fore the
Matzenauer recital in the Adolph Lew
lsohn ballroom, 881 Fifth Avenue. or
the afternoon of February 6, in behalf
OF the Wellesley College Semi Cen
tennial Fund. Miss Marion Rockford.
chairman of the committee of the re-
cltai, is to be one of them. and others
include Miss Catharine Hughes, Mrs.
Lewis Garrison. Mrs. Charles r, But-
Ter, Miss Jean Halstead, Miss Elizabeth
Cox and Mrs. Charles Ray McCaIlum.
The tickets, which are $5, are selling
rapidly.
Along with other news of this res
cital comes the announcement of its
connection with the big Wellesley cam
paign, the Semi-Centennial Fund, that
is first to be started among Wellesley
women Of all over the country and TO
be spread SO as to reach all friends Of
Wellesley. Officially the recital is not
part of the campaign. 1t might be.
called curtain raiser" it is actually
the object Of adding to the Wellesley
fund
The campaign, it was announced last
night. is to start February II and W..
be directed from New York, from the
former Colonel Henry L. Stimson home.
27o Lexington Avenue.
Mrs. Herbert Shonk, Of the recital
committee, viii be George W. Davison's
chief aid in the campaign, serving as
vice-c chairman of the estimate COM
mittec.
Mrs. Charles E. Hughes is Welles-
icy woman, and her daugh.el Cath
arine. is one. of the recital committee,
General Pershing's wife was Sye:iesley
girl, and the General takes much In
terest in the college.
Miss Kathleen Bcale Crawford,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Crawford. will he The queen of the
pageant, preceding the Mardi Grss
ball. to be given for the benefit Of the
Southern Industrial Educational Asso-
citation at the Ritz-Carlton, Februsry
S. Other debutantes representing char
acters in the groups arc Miss Mary
Van Rensselaer, Cogsweli. Miss Carolyn
Ferriday, Miss Mary Timhie and Miss
Betty Merchant. Others include Miss
Frances Judson and Miss Clara Sylvia
Guthrie. The prologue will be written
By Mrs. Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff
aud will be delivered by Miss Thais
Lawton.
Mrs. Algernon sidncy Sullivan Is
president of the New York Auxiliary
and honorary chairman cT tho ball.
Mrs. Livingston Rove Schuler and Mrs.
Frederick ". Rhinelander arc on the
Entertainmcpt Committee.