The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Ball to Provide
Milk for Italy

Mrs. John A. Drake has arranged a
"Cupid's ball" in behalf of Free Milk for
Italy in the Hotel Vanderbilt on the
evening of January 81. Her associates
Include Mrs. .Orestes ferrara. Mrs. Will
lam Wallace. Jr.: Mrs. Edward y. Brei-
tung. Mrs. Edwin r. Campbell. Mrs
Rutherford Bingham, Mrs Allen Gou-
verneur Welman. Miss Adeliza, Morton
Murphy. Mr.. John Moffat. Capt. Fran
cesco Mario Guardabassi, and Messrs
Hartley Manners and Henry NJ. Rae.
The programmes for Cupid's ball are
to be heartshaped and will be sold By
sixteen programme girls. There is to
be a junior committee of young Italian
girls headed by Miss Marie Frugoni
Among the patrons and patronesses Of
the ball will be Mrs. William Boyce
Thompson. Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterler.
Mrs. Giovanni Martineli. Mrs. George j.
Gould Mrs. Charles. III. Disston. Mrs. Ed
ward N. Breitung, Mrs. Philip r. Ar
mour Sd. Duchess de Chaulnes. Mrs. Og-
den Goelet. Mrs. Walton II. Marshall.
Dr. l.. Emmett Holt, Mr.. Whitney War
rem, Mr.. John Moffat, Judge Richard p.
Lydon, Mrs. Charles II. Gurney, Mrs.
Francis J. Murray. Mrs. Guiseppi Previ-
tall, Mrs. William T. Baird. Mrs. Ed
ward r. Campbell. Mrs. Minor C. Hill.
Mrs. Henry VI. Rae Mrs. Alfonso villa,
Mrs. Rutherford Bingham. Mrs John +.
,Harriss. Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson.
Mrs. Enrico Caruso Miss Margheriti de
Vecchi. Mrs. Benjamin S. Guinness Mrs
Peter Larson. Mrs Lionellea Perera. the
Princess francesca Rospigliosi. Mrs
Hartley Manners. Mrs Allen Gouverneur
Wellman, Mrs. T'elice Bava, Mrs. Russell
Law, Mrs. AdeliZa Morton Murphy Mrs
Walter IL. Close. Mrs. Theodore Shonts.
Mrs. Stefano BerlZzi. Mrs. Thomas G..
Condor. Mrs. Paul Morton. Mrs. John ~
Willys. the Rev. w. John Murray. DR..
Jesse L. Sammis. Mrs. William II. Bre-
WORT Mrs Henry j. Burchell Mrs
William Wallace, Jr. Mr.. Walter
Meacham. Mrs. James T.. Rice. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Toerge. Mrs. John Stetson Alley.
Mrs. Edwin Livingston Smith. Mrs. l.. c.
Schaefer. Mrs. Joseph di Giorgio and
Mrs. John Edward Mackenty.
Additional patronesses for the Union
Settlement ball at the Ritz-Carlton on
January rs were announced by Mrs. III.
p Dawson. chairman of the ball COM
mittee. last night. They are: Mines. j.
Clifton Edgar. r. Burnham Moffat
Charles Thaddeus Terry, Ira Davenport
Rufus l.. Patterson, Andrew Fletcher,
Lyman Worthington Hine. O'Donnell
Iseln, Ethelbert Ide Low, Charles w.
Ogden. Arthur Coppell, Eugene Holden
pyi, Charles s. Miller. Arthur Scribner.
Reeve Schiey, +. w. Hine, James "A.
Edwards. Mary Archer Griffin. Hermann
NJ. Biggs J. Amory Haskell. William
Adams Brown. Louis Morris Shaw,
Charles Stewart Smith. Augustus Bar
nard. George G.. Bourne, Charles ID.
Norton and Willis u. Wood and Miss
Eleanor DeWolf Cuyler.
Mrs willard Straight has sent out
the following appeals in behalf of the
Playground and Recreation Association
of America:
"A Senate committee recently brought
out the fact that more than half of all
Americas school children suffer phys-
cal defects which. IL uncorrected. must
impair or prevent normal development
During the war. a. you doubtless re-
member. one-thrd of all the American
youths examined by army draft boards
were rejected because physically below
normal.
Would you like. through the Play
ground and Recreation Association OF
America. TO help our boys and girls 20
become the healthy, happy. useful cit-
zens the country needs? Will you join
the New York people who are investing
from $40 TO 500 Tor more or less II
you wish) in the many boys and girls
who need chance for vigorous lifeY'