The New York herald., 1921-03-13

ance Is to come with Tuesday night in
the Plaza Hotel The offerings are to
be four short plays, some of which have
formed important professional episodes
in the drama. The plays will be THE
Hero of Santa Maria" THE Heart OF q.
Clown" Joint Owners in Spain" and
"A Night at an Inn This performance
is to be for the Chaplin Home for Aged
and Infirm in Jamaica. l.. l., and will
be under the auspices Of Auxiliary Of
that charity. with number OF women
Of social prominence among the pa
tronesses.
On the night OF March 20 society will
again fall back upon the professional
stage for help in charity work. All the
$50 seats in the new Ritz Theatre In
West Forty-eighth street have been
bought for that evening by the Society
for the Relief of Half Orphan and Des-
titute Children. The performance will
be Drinkwater's Mary Stuart" preced-
ed by a one act comedy by Austin
Strong. The society. eighty-five years
old. owns and maintains city home at
Manhattan avenue and 104th street and
a large farm in the Catskills, at which
$50 or more children having but one
living parent are educated and trained
In useful pursuits.
The patronesses for the benefit per-
formance include Miss de Peyster, Mrs.
Lewis Gouvcrneur Morris, Mrs. J. Amory
Haskell, Mrs. Henry Dearborn. Miss
Cuyler, Miss Dorothy Hamilton, Mrs.
George S. Brewster. Mrs. Henry Fair
field Osborn Mrs. John J. Rilxer. Mrs.
James Gore King. Mrs Henry ID. Bah
cock. Mrs Walter Rutherfurd. Mrs. Will
lam Averell Hartman. Mrs. Edwin
Gould. Mrs. James Rodman Townsend.
Mrs William G. Rockefeller, Mrs. Frank
lin B. Lord, Mrs. Edwin weatherbec,
Miss Annie Burr Jennings. Mrs. J.
stewart Barney. Mrs. w. v. S. Thorne,
Mrs. Cleveland RI. Dodge. Mrs. Richard
Colt. Nine. Emma Eames, whose niece,
Miss Claire Eames. has the title role in
Mary stuart" Mrs. Samuel Sloan. Mrs
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy and Mrs
Charles W Cooper.
When Count and Countess Won Raben
Levetzau arrived from Europe on board
the fmperator last week and stopped at
the Ritz-Carlton for few days before
going to Boston to visit friends there
sorae persons were reminded BY their
arrival that their family circle is one
Of the most interesting In its compli-
1AICu lnNcFuhllOUal EcldNlonb OF any AhdA
has IN the last two generations formed
family connections between Europe and
the United States.
Their return 10 America after a long
absence sends the memory back just
ono wear 10 scene in the royal chapel
III MARLBOROUGH House. London, where
grandson or Count and Countess Won
Raben Levetzau was christcned. The
royal chapel was lent for the occasion
by the Queen Mother, Alexandra. and Il
was tho Queen Dowager's nephew,
Prince Axel Of Denmark. who acted as
godfather The child chrlstened under
such happy circumstances Is the son of
Count and Countess Sicgfried Raben, son
and dauehter-n-law OF Count and
Countess won Rahon Levet2eu.
Countess Won Raben Levetzau. who II
again among her american relatives and
friends was Miss Moulton OF Albany.
IIcr father. Charles Moulton. was killed
good many years ago,in . railroad az
cideni near Philadelphia. subsequently
Mrs Charles Moulton married II. Heger-
mann Llndencronc, a man who stood
high in the state affairs OF Denmark and
was once Danish Minister To the United