New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Women Of Committees TO
Meet Every Tuesday I'm
,;Igoosevelt House Fes-
t.yal Is Held ON April Z
Noon TO Midnight
Devoted to Event
Mattresses All Carbed IL
Quaint Costumes VIII
Assist in the Tea Room


omseve't House, at 2S East Twenti
eh Street, met at TIE P'aza last
tuesday morning, and VIII continue
10 meet there every Tuesday with
Mrs. william Curtis Denorest, v no
',ehairman of the general entertain
nsnt. until the festival comes off
April7.
This affair viii be held from noon
!, midnight. on the second floor Of
the Plaza. TIE color scheme will be
blue and orange, the old Dutch
colors. Of course, the sale CT the
Easter hats will be big feature Of
he festival. These will be displayed
n the foyer Of The ballroom.
Hrs. Francis Carolan. of 27o Park
isnue, is in charge of the sale, and
sll be assisted By Mrs. Oliver i.
sndeman and number of girls, headed
b Miss Christie Demo-est, as mil
lnarettes. The include Misses Gym
tia Bigelow, VIRGINIA de Haven, Con-
ssnce Banks, Nina Chatil'on. Allen
Gay, Alne and Felen Tiedemann,
gsth Davenport, Jean Douglas, Sara
Ndge. Helen Outerhridge. Helen
sotesSury. Margaret F.. White, Mar
rret D'vi~on. Carolan Dufield and
Us. Gilbert Curtis Demorest.
Esrng Women In Costume
sarb To BE Mattresses
another set OF young women, in
hitch costumes, will assist Mrs. Fred
gc Sterry SIS Mattresses III the tea
mn. They include the Misses Doso-
ay morrill,, Betty Strong, May Yeo-
cans, Beatrice Banks, Harriet Comsc.
Esther ne Boston, Frances McCooa,
Aele Thompaon, Suean Gibney. jana
vince Koreps, Juiiette and Elizabeth
lougtellow.
Ms. Sterry's committee, in charge
oi he tea room. are Mrs. Hcvwerd
Cgttag Mrs. Henry &. Slayback, Mrs.
Willsu W. McAlpir, Mrs. George II.
hgslIs Mrs. Honr5 S. Thompson and
s's. H. Butts.
The beauty table will be presided
ossr by Hrs. Raymond Hsvemeye- and
s's julius +. " orkum
The vaudeville show will be in charge
d Miss Lila Stewart. Mrs. William
.srtis Demorest, Mrs. Eiek J. LuGyigh
I'd Miss Charlotte Demorest.
Mrs. Henry A. C@sar and Mrs. JOHN
LANCER will look after tie flower
,sle.
The useful table will bs managed by
rs. William 3. Leeds, krs. Augustus
l. Dexter, Mrs. Samuel Adams Lynde
Ed Miss Clara McChesney. MRS. Ar-
thur c. Thompson Is 20 be thc Javanese
aracle. Mrs. Frsderick ". Lo1gfcliow
Ill have charge OF ali the children'a
sanos and 8nCsonentS
Dinner and Dance Program
Follows General Festival
Those serving or the bridge coraLa.:-
Tee are Irs. George D. de GersdortF,
,Aairusn; Mrs. Henry White Cannon,
a.l. Jossph Il. ChoRte jr., Mrs. C. V.
1. Delstiesd, Mrs. Norman s. Dixie, Mrc.
George de8. Greene, Mig. Henry 4.
Alexander, Mrs. William Gresrough,
Afe. Alexander Lambert, Mys. Charles
,. i.inoiey, Mra. E. D. lAtchieId, Mrs.
's1ahan Lusk, Mss- Laurent Open
aeln, Mrs. KopFy Parish, Mrs. n.
tAsyez Robh, M-l. Elihu Root sr., Mrs.
joha E. Rouamaniers, Mrs. Gustav
sch"ab, Mrs. Edward r. Il. Taimags,
.aEs' Samuel Auchmuty Tucker and
a-Es. beekraan Winthrop. T2blez will
= = slO' or $3.50 ssch player, which tn-
c.pdea admission.
. There will be g dinner ard dane. in
ne Plaza ballroom the night OF April
AFTER tAe general festival and hat
sac There VII DC & vaudeville SHOW,
sish professional entertainers. Tickets
.i .of eAis are 20. Those who haro taken
S@n!es are Ira. Joan Eeury Hammond,
sao ls president oI the Roosevelt Me-
Talal Soflal Associerion: Mrs. William G.
1DeloFest, Mrs. William Barbour, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Prince, Mrs. william z. Will
lIo1, ars. Henry 4. Wise Wood, 3.rs.
11sEHur &. Thompson, Mrs. George Iii
gssf Adams, Mrs. Laurent Opponheiln,
MS y HeHry :. Alexander, Mrs. Henry
~: n; Cannon, Ms. Luptoa Hoge, Mrs.
yyavez yis d. Bridgzaan, Mrs. william ".
a,scAie!n. ~ Mies Charlotte Demorest,
S @is. "iliia.o V. Cra6bourre and rlrs.
verge q. &c Gersdorsf.