Evening star., 1921-04-10
BRILLIANT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
THIS WEEK TO AID RUSSIANS
Washington Branch of American Central
Committee for Relief In That Coun-
try Has Arranged Programs,

as the relief given them by the vari-
Gus welfare organizations operating
in their vicinity.
1T is for the interest of civilization
that these people be kept intact" said
Mr.. de Bach at the embassy yester-
day. "They represent the educated
class of Russia. it's culture and its
future prosperity. History will some
day give credit to Denikin. Kolchak
and WranSel for their efforts to stop
Europe and thus destroying govern
ment and European civilization.
The Russian charity commission.
with headquarters in Paris and head =
ed by Prince Lvoff and DE Giers. the
| son of the former minister of foreign
affairs under Alexander III, is assist
ing in distribution of relief among
the patriotic eXiles in the countries
| nearest to them. Other welfare
agencies are cooperating with them
| in helping my countrymen."
Arrangements for TabIeaux.
Albert Sterner the artist and tab
ieau director, who came here last
week to make selections for the per-
sonnet of the performances Thursday
and Friday nights, will return to
Washington to supervise these
presentations. In this he will be as
sisted by Miss Louise Delano of the
Juh'oi League ana by Henry May,
who spent number of years in
Japan.
Selections for the tableau "Wedge-
wood Frieze" have just been made.
Mrs. Donald Knew and Misses
Margaret Farrand. Enid Sims, Alice
Harding and Therese Cooper will pose
for this.
Selections for "The Russian Market
have not yet been made, but this tab
leau will be presented entirely by
Russian women.
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins ia
chairman, Miss Louise Delano is in
charge Of decorations. Miss Cora
Berry is in charge of stage and light
ing. Mrs. Sherman Miles, Mrs. Graf
ton Minot and Mrs. Herbert Stabler
are on the committee directing these
tableaux.
Among those who have made .reser-
vations are the Russian ambassador
and Nine. Bakmeteff. Mr.. and Nine.
Henry de Bach of the Russian en-
bassy. Prince and Princess Gagarine.
Prince and Princess Concantavwicz,
Gen. and Nine. Nikolowesska, Capt.
Nine. and Miss Mishtowt, Lieut.. and
Nine. Smirnoff. Capt. and Nine. Wis
sotsky. Col. and Nine. Poloushkin. Mr..
and Nine. Petrenko. Mr.. and Nine.
Krynitzki. Nine. kazarinoff. the Ar
gentine minister and Nine. LIE Breton.
DIR. and Nine. Carlos de Cespedes. the
Sw edish minister and Nine. Wallen-
berg. the Peruvian minister and Sc
nora Pezet. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs.
Herbert Stabler. Mrs. John Gibbons,
Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. Sumner
Wells. Mrs Hope Slater, Mrs Robert
Lansing. Mrs. F. A. Delano. Mrs Law
renee Townsend. Nine. HaUse. Mrs.
c. w. Wetmore. Mrs. Charles Denby.
Mrs. Charles H. Woodhall. Mrs. Frank
Hite. Mrs. Dennis Epson. Mrs. Irwin
Laughlin. Mrs. John HAYS Hammond.
Mrs. Peter Augustine Jay, Mrs. Will
lard Salisbury, Miss Martha Goldman.
Mrs F. A. Keep, Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis Mrs. Norman Williams.
Capt and Mrs. Charles H. Harlow,
Col. A T. Smith. Mrs. Charles Bell.
Mrs w. s. Pemfield. Mrs. D. Blodgett,
Mrs. J. E. Thropp. Medical Director
and Mrs. Nash. John G. White. Mrs.
George H. Johnston. Mrs. S. Slocum,
Mrs William Littauer. Mrs. Charles
A. Mum. Mrs. George Myers. Mr..
Lynch Luouer Mrs. Frank B. Moves.
Mrs. Hesselbloat. Miss Sarah Lee and
Mrs. Fahnestock