New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Details Completed
For Dutch Fete to
Take Place April Z
Slight Change Made in List
OF 'Millinerettes' for Hat
Sale. Which Will Be Big
Feature Of The Festival

Posters arc now out for the Dutch
Festival. which is 20 be given at the
Plaza, April :, for the benefit Of
Roosevelt House, at 28 East Twentieth
street. which IS being restored as
civic c'ate". Women Of the committee.
hcadee by Mrs. William Curtis Demo
rest, would like 20 have everyone see
tnc paragraph that leads their an,
nouncenont. A. Is:
"Th9odore H.oseyeit in his auto
bloS~a ply. s2,a that about 1644, Claes
MarteHsoG IAN Roosevelt came TO New
Amsterdam "a settler, the euphe-
mlstic naloo Tor an imimgrant who
came oTsr in the steerage Of a sailing
ship. in the seventeenth century.
From that time, for the next seven
generations tlom father to son, every
one o. Us was born on Manhattan Isl
and"
This .AoNs that Theodore Roosevelt
came from exactly the same little band
Of newcomers that it is tl1e intention
to-day, so veil started BY the Womcn's
Roosevelt Memorial Association.
The Easter nat sale IS to be the big
esture e. the afternoon, under the
.Hectjou o. Mrs franc.s Carolun, as
sisted bN .Irs. Oliver Z. Bridgman.
taere ia, been slight change in the
- o. "milInerettes, headed by Miss
Charlotte Demorest. and the new list
includes The Misses Carolyn Pitts DuI-
i;e-d, Ruth Davenport, Virginia de
Haven. Constance Banks. Allen Gray.
Aline Tiedemann, Jean Douglas, Sara
Price Dodge, Helen S;otesburv, Mar
H..
Adele Sloane Hammond. Clara T.
Y orAQm. Virginia DoWnmAn. Louise
Banks Lott. Margaret +. Stout, Flea
Hor Parrish and Frances S. DrurY and
Nrs. Gilbert Curtis Demorest. They
WjN wear black trochs.
Ms. William T. Wilcox and Mrs.
lame. Gregory are to nave charge Of
the candy table. which will be stocked
up with the best homemade sweets, a
vel ~ high c.ags candy rom Wtth
Avenue shops. all contributed.
A "Souare Deal Wheel OF huge pro
portions will provide 3 prize Tor every
ticket. Mrs. William Reed Kirkland and
MIS-. George Dallas Yoemans viii be in
charge d this WhirlinS device.
Easter novelties. such as live chick
erS tlesh egg, Easter postcards and
other jhrillers. Will be under the care
o. Mrs William Il. Davenport, Mrs.
William Fletcher Irwin. Mrs Dean
Clark, Nrs. Albert Jaeckcl, Mrs. Alex
aade4 fraser and Mrs. Porter Clyde
>4lamooy.
Ms. Martha A. Miller WHO is d land
cape gardener, viii have charge Of the
fower table. assisted by Mrs. Ira Bar
rows. Ms. Henry a. Caesar and Mrs.
John B. Iunger.
1t has been found necessary to en-
larg. the list OF Young women at the
beaut" table, and those who VIII help
WI be Mrs. julius Worhum., Mrs. Al
bert Z. GalIatin, Mrs. David Heller,
Airs. Edwin Eley. Mrs. Armour Fergu-
son. Mrs. Howell Jackson and the
Misses Geraldine Hall. Eve and Maude
Burnside.
Father Knickerbocker. built like a
giant, VII become tie grab bag OF the
Afternoon. Mrs. l.. i. Shaw and Mrs
Thomas 3. Dickson have been ap-
pointed his official c4pctakers.
EUGcnc OBrien has promised TO be
present for The yaudeYiue show. and
'.NoNC others who have done likewise.
az" Moll:e Pearson, Margaret Law
oncc and ADD Lewis.
Bishop Manning will be honorary
patron o. the festival. and among.
oac-tT alo Senator Calder and Senator
WadSworth, OF New York, pud M~s.
Doug.ae Robinson as honorary patron
ose
M. Frederic Storey is chairman Of
the tea room and Ms. George b de
ersdo. & OF the bridge.