The evening world., 1911-04-28

ha, ANY social position At ALL knows
all about Il.
or course. one hates to gossip, ana for
my part | never do, but, on the other
hand, 1t's really too rich! You must
promise not to tell | told YOU. but. here's
the whole matter In a nutshell.
The Rublnstein Club. my dears. and
the Mozart club are each giving a
White Breakfast on the 9Th of May at
exactly the same hour. Can YOU imagine
how they are both trying TO get the
others guests OF honor. and all that
sort OF thing As | said before. but
don't tell l told YOU, It's too rich!
Not Seeking Notoricty.
The Mozart breakfast. Is 10 be IN the
new grand ballroom OF the Hotel Aston.
The Rubinstein breakfast will be In tho
Aston Gallery OF the Waldorf-Astoria.
And. my dears. they Do s~ay-howevor;
I'VE don't care for any notoriety In
connection with OUR breakfast" de-
ciared Mrs. William Rogers Chapman.
President Of the Rubinsteln Club. Jus
Q simple announcement In the society
columns. After all. that IL the real
place FOR IL, don't you think so? Or
course. there ARE ~clubs-no. ] shouldn't
care TO mention any nanes-but there
ARE clubs that fairly revel In noioriety.
However, We don't go in for that sort OF
thing. Just a simple announcement. as
said before, In the society columns
20 my dear, I don't know that we
would care to be mentioned at all IL
you are goinG TO mention the Rupih-
stein Club IN the same pro-
tested Or. Aielaide Wallerstein. Presl-
dent OF the Mozart Club.
one has to draw the line somewhere.
And that Rubinstcin club; OF all the
ungr~ateful-you know. ! was president
OF 4, once myself? And after ] had bult
II ALPHABETICALLY MADE It! But that
v all over and done with now.
Glad to Be Out Of II.
II, for my part. am very glad TO be
out Of Il. or course. It's nothing at all
these days. As | just said. / really do
not know whether we care TO be men
toned in the same column with IT,"
Ladies'. Ladies', And where all should
be harmony and heavenly strains!
But why did tho Mozart club decide
on the 9Th OF May for Its breakfast"
ISsked DIR. Wallerstein.
fS~We decided on that date a year ago"
she answered, ~haughtily. II suppose
We could scarcely be expected TO change
the day OF OUR second annual white
breakfast merely because another or
ganizauon. In whtch We nave not the
slightest interest. insists on having
THEIR white breakfast on the same
day. | repeat. their movements do mo-
uFts .FaHt a.. -. -
800 guests. We shall have 10 hos,esses
tan to each table. Everything will b,
wh.ts and gold. Fifteen men In uni
form will form the orchestra. ant
twenty-five members Of ~ choral 50
ouSry Will sing grace. WE are COINS Il
have hundreds OF canary birds Il
cages all over the ballroom. one fca
ture. which IS quite new. | think. vii
be the twenty daughters or club mem
beers. who VIII take the place or waiter
N ushs+ng the guests 20 their places.
To Wear White Caps.
I've have asked all the adiep 4
wear white caps. and as many as ear
white dresses. The guests OF homo
viii receive bronze baskets over a foo
hlxh, Allied with flowers. The othe
kutNIS Will 1tN'lNf ~ ~
Among the guests OF honor" conclude
Or, Wallerstein. will be Miss GraC
~strachan, Mrs. Belle de Rivera. Mir
Charles Dunn, Mrs. Arthur Claasso
and Mrs. Samuel GarNlner Estebrook "
"And who Wsll be your guests {
honor?' ! asked Mrs. Chapman.
y snould so much prefer not 20 hay
any notnrety." sighed the president {
the Rublnstein Club. "Notoriety Is
cheap. However. thls IS our sevent
annual white breakfast, you know, an
We expect over 300 guests. I'm sure
don't know Where We shall put the
all. We are considering now puttir
tables IN the boxes. You can see 4
yourself what a success the affair
going to be. WE are going to have
bridal table right IN the centre, VII
eight % This seasons brides. That Is
pretty idea, ! think, The souvenirs "
be sold silver. OF course, all the adj
vii! wear Waite. And" concluded Mr.