The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Street Fair for
Crippled Children
Opens on Tuesday
Three Thousand Unfortunate
Little Ones Will Be Bene-
fitted by Receipts.

TT has required a tremendous
amount OF courage on the part
of the women who have UNDER
taken the Street Fair to be held for
three days beginning next Tuesday
on the plazas in Park avenue, extend
ing from Forty-seventh to F'iftieth
street.
AS practically all expenses up to
date have been covered, the bene-
ficiary, which will be the Association
for the Aid of Crippled Children. will
net satisfactory sum, and no doubt
a big amount. Mrs. Arthur B. Claf1in.
who has proved her efficiency in SINH
lar entertainments. has been of great
aid to members of the various COM
mittees, whose names would fill several
columns.
The association for twenty years has
looked after helpless and crippled chill
dren and now has under it's care nearly
3 900 little ones. Mrs. Edgar S. Auchin-
Gloss. J:-, is president of the associa-
ton and Miss Elsie Schefer vice.
chairman.
That part of the avenue set aside for
the fair presents an uwonted appearance
and it will be hung with thousands OF
lanterns which women of society have
been stenciling for days at the head
quarters of the fair committee. From
the beginning 1t was planned that the
entire fair would be underwritten. but
donations have been far greater than was
expected. materials, labor and money
having been so generously given that
every cent taken in will go to the cause.
Numerous Attractions.
|. There will be attractions of almost
every sort, from circus TO soda water
fountain. Books paintings. articles for
ornament and household cigarettes.
flowers, garden supplies and pottery will
be on sale and there will be a theater.
dancing pavilion, restaurant, tea booth
and a dolls fashion show. Even tho
radiophone has not been overlooked.
Children will be interested in the Alice
in Wonderland Hut in charge of Mrs.
Henry b. Barnes. This will be little
house with lots Of toys and not expensive
ones. At the Mad Tea Party hics
herself will be present each afternoon
| and so will the King and Queen ~
| Hearts Each afternoon will fnd 0i9
friends created by Lewis Carroll % h.s
classic for children. On Tuesdas, tho
White Rabbit Miss Ruth Poor is
Duchess Miss Rosemary Barne 90
| Two of Spades, Master Henry Sclvegt
the Five of Spades. Master -hrc
Barnes the Seven of Spades. F
| Arthur Richards. Wednesday, tn N
| rus and the Carpenter. Masters NJ rns.f
Dodge. Jr., and Henry B. Barne Jr
the Mad Halter, Miss Anne Fulle tae
March Hare. Master Peter Blanc. d
| day, the Halter. Miss Anne lNier
March Hare. Master Gunton
White Queen. Miss Marjorie Collins
White knight. Master Langdon rcr
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dunn, " stcra
Robert and Clarkson Cammann anu Miss
Emma Palmer. Miss Barbara Child and
Miss Frances Auchincloss will each be
Alice one day. Miss Elizabeth Post
and Miss Sturgis will receive as the
King and Queen every day.
Cigarette Booth.
Miss Pauline Robinson. who has or
ganized the cigarette booth has been
fortunate enough TO obtain the coopera-
tion OF many friends In It's management.
II will be decorated by Mr.. Francis L.
V. Hoppin, one OF the best known
architects or New Ork. MISS hODlr-
son also will have the assistance OF
Mrs. Stuart +. Voss, who on the con-
cert stage is known as Nina Tarasova.
Aiding as saleshomen will be Princess
Francesca RosBgliosi, Mines. Lewis
Iselin, Harry Horton Bernhard. William
A. NJ. Burden. a. ]. Drexei Biddle. Jr.:
Philip Boyer James Lowell Putnam,
Charles A. Van Rensselaer,, o. Carley
Havemeyer Horatio S. Shonnard.
Char Inhn-
son, Robert L. Tod. Francis L. V. Hop
pin. Henry c. de Rham, Jr. and Eugene
s. Reynal. Not only have there been
many donations of cigarettes but also
cigarette cases OF gold. silver or fine
leather as well as many of the ap-
purtenances Of the smokers outfit
Miss Abby Putnam Morrison. who is
president ,of the woman's Radio League.
will havel one. OF the interesting booths
where thfre viii be little sets of radios
for visitors to use and listen in" The
staff OF 'the Yonn0er Set, magazine
devoted to rerying interests of modern
life. has been appointed the official
organ of he league and in the pages
of this m kazine monthly information
is to be %und as to the latest radio
developments
Among members of the executive COM
mittee of the magazine who are to as
sist Miss Morrison are Mrs. Francis
White. Mrs r. Dana skinner. Mrs.
Fenton Taylor. Mrs j. Theus Munds,
Mrs Rodney w. Williams, Misses Glory
Thomas. Edith Simonds Helen Moran,
Katherine Colby Dorothy Haight. Ade-
line Hatch and Leonie Knoedler. az well
as debutantes OF the last season.
Pictures by Artists.
Through the efforts OF Mrs. Walter
sullivan one hundred pictures by some
Of the best known artists have been
donated. and these will be sold at prices
ranging from $500 down. These pictures
have been insured for $4,000 and were
shown last week at the home 80 Mvs.
Sven 8. Swenson, S21 Madison venus.
Associated with Mrs. sullivan asn
Charles c. Curran. Daniel { FranClli
e. ". Blashheld and Grosvenor Atter-
bury
Among the artists represcnted ere
ciardier Symonds Charles G. Cur~an
Henry w. Parton, George Bellows. Joila
r. Carlson. William L. Kline. Hclait
Nichols. Ben Foster. Leonard CqrNaan.
Frederick ]. Waugh, ". Giles. W. r.a
vile Smith, Carl Rugins, William "a
hach-Levy. George Bruestlc, t
Hutchinson, Frederick J. Mulhaurt rt