The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Dutch Festival
to Be Held for
Roosevelt Fund
Debutantes to Act as Milliner-
cites at Display of Easter
Hats-Dance to Follow.

4 0-'AAS-N VII Ai4E Val lpuS GOlll-
wv mittees for the Dutch Fes-
tival to be held at the Plaza
April from noon 70 midnight for the
benefit Of the fund being raised by the
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
ton for restoring Theodore Roosevelt's
birthplace at 2S East twentieth street
met in the Plaza Tuesday morning.
They have arranged TO take the whole
second floor for the occasion The
color scheme viii be orange and blue,
the old Dutch colors. and even hats
and packages purchased at the bazaar
VIII be tied with either blue or orange.
The sale of Easer hats will be Il
feature of the afternoon. and this viii
be held i'll the ballroom foyer. Mrs.
Francis Carolan or 270 Park avenue
VIII be in charge, assisted by Mrs
oliver b. Bridgman. Miss Charlotte
Demorest will be the head "Milliner-
ette,' with number Of debutantes as
model millinerettes dressed in the con-
ventional black frocks. They include
Misses Cynthia Bigelow, Virginia de
haven. Constance Banks, Nina Chatii-
lon, Allen Gray, Aline and Helen Tiede-
mann Ruth Davenport, Jean Douglas.
sara Dodge. Helen Outerbridge, Helen
Stotesbury, Margaret L. White. Mar
garet Dawson and Carolan Duffield.
and also Mrs. Gilbert Curtis Demorest
Debutantes in Dutch Costumes.
Another set OF debutantes in Dutch
costumes will assist Mrs. Frederic
Sterry as Mattresses in the tea room.
they include Misses Dorothy Morrill,
Bctty Strong, May Yeomans, Beatrice
ranks. Harriet Comac Katherine Bos-
Ton, Frances McCoon. Adele Thompson
Susan Gibney. Janayince Kerens, Juliette
and Elizabeth Longfellow.
Those on Mrs. Sterry's committee. in
charge OF the tea room, are Mrs Hev-
ward Cutting Mrs. Henry 3. Slaybacls
Mrs. William w McAlpin. Mrs. George
IL ingalls,. Mrs. Henry S. Thompson and
Mrs II. III. Butts.
The beauty table will be presided over
by Mrs. Raymond Havemeyer and Mira
julius +. workum.
The vaudeville show will be in charge
Of Miss Lila Stewart Mrs William Cur
tis Demorest. Mrs. Elek J. Ledvigh and
Miss Charlotte Demorest. The flower
table win be in charge OF Mrs Henry
A. Caesar and Mrs. John B. Lunger.
The useful table is to be managed br
Mrs. William b. Leeds. Mrs. Augustus
| G. Dexter, Mrs. Samuel Adams Lynde
and Miss Clara McChesney. Mrs. Arthur
@. Thompson Is 10 be the Javanese ora
Gle. Mrs. Frederick W. Longfellow win
have charge OF all the children's games
nnd amusements.
Members OF Bridge Committee.
Members on the bridge committee. Of
which Mrs. George Bruno deGersdorff
is chairman. include Mrs. Henry -.
Alexander, Mrs. Henry White Cannon.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate. Jr.; Mrs. c. v.
+. Delafield. Mrs. Norman :. Dixie.
Mrs. George de Boketon Greene. Mrs.
William Greenough. Mrs. Alexander
Lambert, Mrs. Charles ;. Lindley. Mrs.
T.. d. LtchfIeld, Mrs. Graham Lust.
Mrs. Laurent Oppenheim, Mrs. Henry
Parish, Mrs. n. Thayer Robb. Mrs.
Elihu Root, Jr.; Mrs John Il. Roua-
n6niere. Mrs. Gustav Schwab. Mrs.
/ Edward It. H. Talmagc, Mrs. Samuel
Auchmuty Tucker and Mrs. Beekman
Winthrop. Tables will be $40. or s.. -
for each player. which includes admig-
sion.
| dinner and dance will follow Ito
general festival and hat sale. There
will be a vaudeville show. with prof
sional entertainers. Those who havo
I taken tables for the dinner for parties
/ OF guests are Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond. who is president OF the Roose-
welt Memorial Association; Mines. Will
I lam G. Demorest. William Barbour.
1 Benjamin Prince. William r. Wilcox.
/ Henry 4. Wise Wood, Arthur -.
\ Thompson. George Elder Adams. Lau-
/ rent Oppenhelm. Henry A. Alexandef.
4 Henry W. Cannon. Lupton Hoge. OlIvcr
1 b. Bridgman. William w McAlpu.
\ deGersdorff and Miss Charlotte Demo-
4 rest