The New York herald., 1921-04-17

Desires" whose cast will comprise Mrs.
Harold Barclay. Miss Hope Williams and
Mr.. Gordon Knox Bell, all talented
actors. In the former comedy the ca st
will include Mrs. Harry VI. Curtis, Mrs.
Harold w. Gould. Mrs. Henry Clapp
Smith, Messrs. LLOYD Aspinwall, Harry
NJ. Curtis. Harold w. Gould and Drelin-
court NJ. Martin.
Tea will be served in the ,earoom %
the theatre at 80 cents. and II charge
will be Mrs. j. Henry Alexandra. Jr. (:
Mrs. s. Bryce Wing. Mrs ReginaIp
Whitman. Mrs. David T. L. Van Buren.
Mrs. Nathaniel F.. G. Rutter. Mrs. L.
Stuart Wing Mrs. Frederick +. Alex
andre and Miss Marion Tiffany Pro-
gra mmes will be sold by Misses kat..-
leen Beale Crawford. Eliza Parish. Bat
sey FTaEg. Marion Taylor. Cornelia and
Sarah Sage, Katha rine n. Post ,au
Isape! Rockefeller.
Among the many patronesseS ar.
Mines. George r. Baker. Jr. Hall Park
Mccullough. j. Nelson Borland. y. Henry
Alexandra. v. Everit Macy. Gordon
Knox Bell. Charles r. Miller. Drexel
Dahlgren. Joseph r. Choate, Samuel
Adams Clark. George Livingston Nichols,
John White Alexander. Charles S. Pea
body. John Sanford. William Adams
Delano. Sidney Homer. l.. Graeme Scott,
Frank Hunter Potter. J. Hobart Warren,
Gordon Crawford. William G.. Rookie
feller. Eliphalet Mott Potter. Jr. Charles
p. Fagnani. Albert ZabriskIe Gray. y.
Todd Potter. Jr.: Lawrence Jacob,
Misses Mary Lena Hayden. Elizabeth
Stewart Hamilton. Marie Russell. Min
mic Bishop. Edgerton Brown and Ida
Carleton. Tickets from $3.50 70 So may
be obtained from Mrs. Charles Il. Miller.
e3 East Fifty-fo,uth street. and from
Miss Mary Wiltsie Fuller. 70 East
Seventy-sevcnth street.
''Revue' for kindergarten.
The Froebel Einderrarten OF 311 East
Broadway, In the heart of the lower East
Side, Is In need or funds With this I'm
mind the Junior organization OF the
Child Recreation League Is preparing
an original Revue" In the Astor Hotel
on the night OF April 81. The organiza-
tion Is fortunate In numbering among
its members mon and women OF pro-
fessional prominence and, as Is always
the case when money Is needed. the stage
will answer the call Of philanthropy.
The Junior groups have successfully at
tempted many things. but this effort so
appropriately called "Show Me" Is ono
OF big proportions Subsequent perform
aHN'~ IFp'hh tpVH pSIui'i 1NAh"h1'
Mrs. Isaac IT, Rice f. president OF the
senior organization and Mrs. Henry
Willard is vicc-president.
A unique dramatic entertainment will
be held I'm the Plaza Hotel on the after
noon OF Wednesday under the auspices
OF the Montessori Training School Of
the Child Education Foundation. Mrs.
Guy Stewart McCabe will appear first
as Percy" a winsome little six-year-
old and later as Henry" sturdy lad
OF i2. Both are real children. for Mrs.
McCabe catches the spirit OF childhood.
Tickets are SO and So and. for groups
OF children under IL years old. 81.
They may be had from the Child Edu-
cation Foundation. 10 West Seventy
second street.
The patronesses are Mines. w. Murray
Crane, Samuel Sloan. Walter y. James,
James Tolman Pyle, Robert Bacon.
Charles w. McAlpin, Edward House,
Crawford ID. Clark f. Q. Affeld, Joseph
n. Hodson. Stephen c. Clark, Mary $.
Brewer. Charles Noel Edge. James
Franklin Elder, Byrd n. Wise. T. Chaun-
cev McKeever. oln J. Stephens. Walton
Harper Marshall, Paul Smart, Thomas
winthrop Streetcr, Charles y. Haight.
George McAneny. Charles Bacon. Rich
nrd T. Percy, Robert McKelvy. Edgar
s. Auchincloss. Jr Arthur Dubois and
Cornelius ZabrlslSie and Miss Flora
BENJAMIN All of whom are interested in
the educational movement for which
the training school stands. Members Of
the Junior League will act as usherettes.