New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
Prominent Women Form
Committee For Relief

Prominent Women Form
Committee For Relief
The committee for the benefit com
orises Mrs. H. Hobart Porter, Mrs. 7.
J. Oakley Hhinelander, Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer Robb, Mrs. Ogden Mills, Miss
Laura ]. Post, Mrs. Pierre C. Cartier,
Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Charles
H. Ditson, Mrs. Edmund Dwight, Mrs.
Goelet Gallatin, Mrs. Edward Ring
wood Hewitt, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn. Mrs.
Nobla Mcconnell, Mrs. Edward
AIcyicar, Mrs. Edward P. Mellon, Mrs.
G. Vernon Rogers, Mrs. Louis Lifjng
ston Seaman, Mrs. Joseph Uamblen
Sears. Mrs. S. Breck P. Trowbridgc,
Nrs George Montgomery futile, Mrs.
George w. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Whitney
Warren, Mrs T. Tileston Wells, Mrs.
Ms. George ". Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Whitney Warren, Mrs 7, Tileston
Wells, Mrs. Charles s. Whitman, Mrs.
Frederick w. Whitridge and Mrs.
frthur zentler.
Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, Mrs. Oliver
Goud-Jennings, Mrs. Morris Kellogg,
Mrs. Thomas Lamont, Mrs. Delaney
Aountze, Mrs. R. Rogers Winthrop,
Hrs. Frederick Nathan and Mrs. Court
landt Nicoll are among the patronesses
Of special matinee of the Chauve
Souris to be given on Thursday after
noon for the benefit of the Consumers
League of New York. Tickets may be
obtained Of Mrs. Morris Kellogg, 8
West Fortieth Street
Miss Ruth Draper will give recital
,or the benefit of the Social Service
Committee Of the babies wards of
rost Graduate Hospital at the Selwyn
Theatre the afternoon of March 16.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Mrs. Ormc
Wilson, Jr., Mrs. N. Thayer Robb.
MIS- Henry Hoyt, Mrs. John R. Drexel,
a. Mrs. Corutlandt Nicoll, Mrs.
george F. Baker, Jr, Mrs. John
Sloane, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Jr.. and
frincess Miguel de Bragsnza. Miss
Draper will give a program Of her
popular character sketches.
A concert is to be given at Mrs. Van
oer6lIts, 2 West Fifty-eighth Sire ct,
On o. Friday, March II, at 8 o'clock, for
,ae benefit of the social service of the
broad Street Hospital.
tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
= Rogers Winthrop, care of Miss Beth
1yans, 8 West Fortieth Street. Checks
M sts payable to Mrs. II. Rogers Win
Mrop, treasurer. Fritz Kre;s1er .,;J1
play. ' 'ei0'ei Will
AIRS Goodhue Livingston is acting as
paalsman puman Of the concert and Mrs. II.
ssaS svsefs winthrop rs treasurer. Associ-
smu with them are Mrs. Brady Horri-
Fs, Psh, mrs. Frederick NJ. Davies, Mrs.
ws v,sNcis 7. Bishop. Mrs. Frederic n.
ps pgs'F,ss, Mrs. William F. Whitehouse,
vs. howard 9. Cushing, Mrs. Richard
oasn "yck, Mrs. John K. Drexcl, Mrs.
S,s's sa.t wilson. Mrs. Ogden II. Ham
i.as' iT..a' MRS William X. Dick and Miss
s,gss sSgaser the auspices of the American
~. s.sr n Administration. of which Her
|. /. ,,.0, hoover is the head, concert will
s,s s'en BY Vladimir Rosing, the Rus
asoN.sse sen,or, on Friday evening in
tha,s.a hsii. AS there will be no
u ~. III. made for seats, collection will
~ ssen the proceeds of which will go
Nos,' %e lund to aid the famine stricken
hr'e OF Russia. The person making
/, M'gest voluntary contribution will
~. odk,,esented with a bust in marble
a.r;I.u a.Iu by the sculptress, Claire
s.iaan. Mrs. Sheridan tano rosi
saYo VI VI Russia and the only person to
lns,im imooeled the heads of Lenine and
ssis hss' ~ Is one of the patronesses of
Csnsss. s.heht concert, as is Mrs. Enrico
sas% % spring Dance for the benefit of
sOsial service department of the
ssSaa.ss,,action Hospital will be held on
ht,IcssoIay eveninp March %, at the
~ nafiton The tickets are IS each,
liza crsy =, be obtained from Miss Mar
nss.. sturges, 80 East Sixtieth Street.
,are,sss VIII be special dancing fea-
a,aaad A. Snd tables for bridge.
Ina. the patroncsses are Mrs.
i. oyrne, Mrs. Moses Taylor Pync
as,,;n Lydig Hoyt, Mrs.sE. Roland N
w. nan Miss Gertrude Parsons and
H. George Draper
h A. Li"yn w. Poor is chairman OF
D,is ce committee, and among the
H. r ra The committee are Miss Bar
lsss n,ssel, Miss Gertrude Geer, Miss
III sa' MRS. Rowland B. Jones and
"uel Sloan Walker.