New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
Ninth International Show
of Amateur Gardeners
Will Run for Week at
Grand Central Palace
Debutantes and
Girl Scouts to Aid
Mrs. Herbert Hoover at
Head of List of Patron
esses for the Affair
TROMINENT members of soci-
ETY. will participate in the


ETY. will participate in the
ninth international Flower
Show which will open Monday,
March 10, in Grand Central Palace
for weeks run. Society has
double interest in this exposition. be-
cause many socially prominent ANA
teur horticulturists will enter the
competitions, among them being
Mrs H. Mex. TwombIy, Mrs. P. A.
3. Widener, Mrs. Payne Whitney
and Mrs. F. A. Constable.
The other social feature is the Tea
Garden, which will be run by the
Girl Scouts, with the assistance of
members Of the Junior League. The
proceeds Of the garden will 20 to the
Girl Scouts Extension Fund, with
the exception of the proceeds of one
day, which will go to the Virginia
Day Nursery.
There will be many attractions for
visitors; luncheons, teas, music and
interesting feature will be the Spring
fashion Show put on by Lucille, Ltd.
A dozen mannikins will display 125
new gowns with appropriate hats,
footwear, lingerice, etc. This feature
Will occupy 80 minutes and will be
staged twice daily, excepting Sunday.
Girl Scouts in uniform will wait
upon the tables
Many Young Leaders
On Tea Garden Committee
The Tea Garden committees include:
Supplies and Equipment-Miss Mary
Baker, Mrs. Everette Bowler, Mrs.
Eugene Klapp, Mrs. c. S. Munson, Mrs.
Charles Swords and Mrs. Collin Wells.
Dance-Miss Lucille Baldwin, Miss
Janet Brewer, Miss Dorothy Clemes,
Miss Gwendolyn Coombc, Miss Anita
Damrosch, Miss Clarissc de Rham,
Miss Marguerite Doubleday, Miss Jean
Fletcher, Miss Betty Jackson, Miss
Constance Jennings, Miss Katherine
Kent. Miss Ethel King, Miss Katharine
Knapp. Miss Marie LaMarche. MISC
Helen Lee, Miss Edith Marchall. Miss
Katherine Morris, Miss Gertrude
Ogden. Miss Peggy Paris, Miss Helen
Rice, Miss Adele Ryan, Miss Virginia
Ryan. Miss Katherine Speners, Miss
Clara Workum. Miss Isabella Wood
and Miss Melissa Yuille.
Lunch-Miss Mary Lakeland, Mrs.
James Timpson, Mrs. Joseph Trues-
dale and Mrs. Francis NJ. Won Ardyn.
Finance-Miss Dorothy Collins, Miss
Elsie Crol. Mrs. J. NJ. Dickinson, Mrs.
Roland Hartman. Mrs. Gerard Her
rick, Mrs. Ramsay Hoguet, Mrs. How
land Barton Jones, Mrs. Henry NJ.
Post and Mrs Hoyt Perry.
Service-Mrs. 7. II. Barry. Mrs.
Howard Gle, Mrs. Bertha Taylor and
Mrs. Wicklife Rose.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Heads the Patronesses
The patronesses will include Mrs
Herbert Hoover, president National
Council Of Girl Scouts; Mrs. Vincent
Astor chairman; Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs. George Blumenthal. Mrs. Ar
thur Osgood Choate, Miss E. Mabel
Clark, Mrs. William Andrews Clark,
Mrs. R. Van R. Crosby, Mrs. Henry ".
de Forest, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
Mrs. Henry F. du Pont, Mrs. John
Henry Hammond, Mrs. Joseph Wright
Hartman, Mrs. Theodore A. Have
meyer, Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin, Mrs. Wal
ter Jennings. Mrs. Otto H Kahn, Mrs.
Frank Brown Keech, Mrs. V. Everit
Macy, Mrs. j. Willis Martin, Mrs.
Charles W. McAlpin, Mrs. D.
Hunter McAlpin jr., Mrs. Clarence
Blair MITCHELL Mrs. Lewis Rutherfurd
Morris, Mrs. Richard L. Morris, Mrs.
, Henry Fairchild Osborn, Mss Edith
Newbold Mrs. H. Hobart Porter, Mrs.
, Philip Ashton Rollins, Miss Georgiana
. w Sargent Mrs. Charles Steele, Mrs.
John A. Stewart jr, Mrs. Oakleigh
, Thorne and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
/ The executive committee comprises
, Mrs. Samuel Sloan chairman, Mrs.
Nicholas Brady, supplies; Miss Mar
: jorie Cleveland, publicity; Mrs. Sam
ue Sloan Colt, dancing; Mrs. B. Tap
t pen Fairchild, equipment; Mrs. Fam
Gull Suydam Weisse, service; Mrs.
+, Collin McRae lngersoll, lunch; Mrs.
5 Louis Gucrineau Myers. arrangements;
Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, decorations;
Mrs Charles Lawrence Riker finance