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Century Theatre Club.

AT the members meeting Of the Cen
fury Theatre Club, Mrs. Craze Gaylor
Clark president. held at the Aston on
Friday. April II. the acting chairman OF
library, Miss Ada Harmed. reported that
there had been an addition Of thirty-one
books 70 the club library. and that twelve
OF them had been donated by Mrs. Otto
Bartel, one OF the former vicc-presidents
Of the club The chairman Of the prize
COMMITTEES, Mrs. A. o. Ihlseng, stated that
the results and the awards Of the play
contest would be given az the next meet
ing Mrs Otto Bartel. chairman OF the
nominating committee, read the follow
ing names as the choice OF the said com
nlttee for the ticket 10 be voted on by
the club at the members meeting In May.
First vlca-president. Mrs. Benjamin D.
French. second yice-president, Mrs.
Everett Griffith: recording secretary, Mrs.
Donald W Waddell. treasurer Miss
Fannie Adee. chairman Of library Miss
Mona Blummer; chairman Of printing.
Mrs. Frederick H. McCashie board Of
directors, Mrs. Francis W. Aymar. Mrs.
Duncan MACPHERSON. Mrs. Albert
schaefer. Mrs. Charles Conkiin and Mrs.
John Schil.
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philharmonic Orchestra, under the direc-
ton OF Or. Anselm Goetzel Bernhard
steinberg, the barytone. who recently
gave a recital IN Aeolian Hall, was the
soloist. After his rendition OF the song
by DR.. Goetzel, "Warte noch.' he was
recalled several times. Or. Goetzel, who
conducted the Heinebund Society for the
first time. was well received.
Under Arthur Rose musical oacheloT'
organist and director. the choir OF the
west-P Park Presbyterian Church. S6th 81.
and Amsterdam ave. viii be heard THIS
evening at s o'clock In Nancy sacred
cantata. The Resurrection.
An hour OF organ music viii ne gwen
In St. Thomass Church this evening at
o'clock oy 7 Tertius Noble, organist.
The programme VIII include selections
from Snas, Rea. Guilmant, Elgar and one
OF Mr. Mobiles own composition.
Miss Elizabeth Garfield. who was the
assisting soIoist at a recent recital given
in Caldwell. y. j.. by Or. William @.
Carl. will sing at a concert to be held in
Perth Amboy on the 18th of this month.
The annual church concert OF the I'M
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The annual meeting OF the Cambridge
Club was held on Monday, April 20. at the
home Of Mrs. John r. Rogers. 81 Gates
ave. There was an election OF officers,
which resulted as follows. Mrs John r.
Rogers. president Mrs. Hamilton Orms-
bee, first vice-president, Mrs. Arthur ".
Parker, second vice-president; Miss Flor
ence Williams. recording secretary; Mrs.
William IT. Weeks, corresponding secre-
tary Miss Emily Cook. treasurer. The
chairmen elected % head the six commit
tees which make up the programmes are
Mrs Louis Lee Nichols. Mrs. William n.
Steele. Miss Annie G. Atkins. Mrs War
ner Hames. Mrs. John W Holenback
and Mrs. J. O. Williams. II was decided
at this meeting 70 accept the topic six
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Brooklyn Woman's Club.

The Brooklyn woman's Club Mrs. ida
wnlets Coffin president. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at lli Pierp0nt II. The
committee on music and drama. Mrs. lille
c. Clapp chairman, has arranged the
programme. which will consist Of an adj
dress on Musical Vibration" by Nine.
Evans Won klcnner, songs by Mrs Anne
p. l.. Field and Miss Jessie Matteson.
violin solos by Miss Kathryn Plat Gum
and duologue from Martha blythe
Day" The parts will be- taken by Mrs.
Clark Burnham and Miss Katharine
Burnham. Tea will be served at 4
o'clock.
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sisted by Miss Agnes sinnott. a violinist.
who Is a pupil OF Miss Flora Wittpenn.
a large audience attended. Tea was
served from s until s o'clock
The final students recital OF the season
by the pupils Of Miss Jessie s. Fenner
teacher OF singing. whose New York
studio Is located at No. 10 West 35th St.
viii be held in her home studio, Jersey
City. on Thursday. May T. and will be
given by her class Of that city. Miss
Fenner viii continue her usual summer
class. beginning June To- but owing 70
some necessary changes the class this
year viii go 20 the Adirondacks instead
Of 20 Maine. as formerly
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suhln.tsin'. Whit. Breakfast.

Ruhinstein's tenth annual White Break.
fast. 20 De held az the Waldorf on Satur-
cav Of this week viii close the season
sor the club. Mrs. Charles Albert Small
las charge OF tho arrangement OF decora-
ions. which viii be dogwood. apple bios
sons and llacs. The reception will begin
A. 1870. the breakfast VIII be served at
y and viii De followed by installation
~ oncers. John G. Freund viii make an
address on American Musicians"
Those who have accepted invitations 20
attend as honor guests are Mr.. and Mrs.
scuss. Or Katherine Il. Davis. Miss
Guernsey. Mrs. ". c. story. Mrs. william
Tod HelmUth. John g. Freund. Mrs. May
Riley smith. Mrs James Henry Parker.
Ms Howard MacNutt. Miss Boswell
Ms. Austin y. Palmer, Mrs. Harriet
Ware Kruubaar. Mrs. Elmer Black. Miss
virginia Root M. and Mrs. II. c. rinck
ard Mss Emma Thursby.
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Daughters Of the Union.

Daughters OF the Union. Mrs. William r
Stewart. regent. will be held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. John r. Halliday "a West
End ave. on Wednesday afternoon. April
%. AZ go o'clock. The guest Of honor
will be Mrs. Charles r. Masury. presi-
dent-general Of the National Society Or
the Daughters Of the Union. The musical
programme will be in charge OF Miss
Edythe " Clover Guests will be admit
ted at go o'clock. General George L.
Loud and Mrs. Frank \ Cronise viii De
the speakers
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Cameo Club Banquet.

Preparations are being made for the
banquet OF the Cameo Club. Mime. Clar-
ence de vaux-Royer president. which
will be held on Wednesday evening April
%. al the Hotel ST. Denis Or. Frank c.
Lewis is chairman Of arrangements.
The guests Of honor will be Miss Flor
ence Guernsey. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Will
COX. Madison Cswein. William Butler
Yeats. Mr. George \. Howes, Or. and
Mrs Frank Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G..
Mohlin. Clinton scolisrd. Mrs. A. H.
Christopher and Dr. Charles r. Miller
y. A.
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u. r. A. TO Pre.,n, shor, PLAYS.

Under the auspices OF the United The
atricai Association a first view matinee
Of four one-act plays will be given AZ tho
Torty-elghth Street Theatre on Monday,
April e. at 2i6 D. m.
All seats are n each, and will be al
lotted in order Of application on receipt
Of money 10 Mrs. Edith r. Ranger, the
secretary. at ilt West list st.
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Woman's Republican Club.

The woman's Republican Club, Mrs
James @. Wentz. president, will have an
outing on Tuesday. May Y, at the Hotel
Nassau, Long Beach The luncheon viii
be preceded by short business meeting
and followed by dancing. A large at
tendance OF both members and guests are
expected
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D. Ar. Annual Church Service.

The Washington Heights Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer, regent held It's
regular monthly business meeting on Fri
day afternoon. April Il, at the Jumei
Mansion.
At the conclusion OF the business meet
ing Mrs. Sarah Stafford read several Sc
lections from her poems.
Among the visitors were Mrs W \.
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Ball for Vacation Saving, Fund.

On Thursday night. April %. tbs annual
ball OF the Vacation Savings Fund WIZ
be held at the Grand Central Palace Ihs
girls will appear in Vacation Dreams
a dsnse mssdue. written and staged ~
Miss Mary Kellogg. IN which they have
been rehearsing for severa! weeks. More
than sixty girls will take part
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Fifth Mozart Breakfast.

Tho fifth annual whlte-and-gold break
fast OF the New York Mozart Society
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president VIII Do
held on Saturday at the Hotel Astor. Tho
reception viii be at II O'Clock. and the
breakfast at z. The Grand Ballroom, tho
Rose Room and the Laurel Room nave
been engaged. Mrs. Samuel @. Estabrook
IL chairman Of the breakfast
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Garrett. Of New York Mrs. Cockereli and
Mrs Casltey. Of the Ann Haynes Chapter
OF Wisconsin.
The annual church service will be held
on Sunday. May ,. az y. M, at the
Church Of tho lntercesBlon, 18th street
and Broadway, the Rev. Milo n. Gates
chaplain.
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Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs Carrie
Martin Cowtan Mrs. Elbrdge J. Moore
Mrs. George Bonhotal. Miss Eva Smith,
Mrs Albert Weston. Mrs. william D.
May. Mrs. Lewis n. Matthcz, Mrs. Joseph
flaming. Mrs. Robert Hamilton Rucker
and Mrs. James Osborne. The reception
was followed by installation OF officers.
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Musical Entertainments.

The twenty-eighth annual concert IN aid
OF the ST. Andrews One-Cent Coffee
Stands, founded by the late Mrs. j. W..
Lamadrid. was given in Carnegie Hall last
Wednesday evening before an audience
that taxed the capacity Of the big hall.
Dr. Madison O. Peters. who acted as
chairman. made the opening address. and
said that IL mas been his pleasure for
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Clos Annual Luncheon.

clio held its annual luncheon AZ Hotel
Savoy on Wednesday April o. Mrs.
George Warren Dunn, the president in
troduced Mrs. George Howes. president
Mary Arden Shakespeare club, Mrs.
Howard McNutt president OF Minerva
Mrs. John Sherwn Coffin, president
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low. New Yorker, Elect omesr,.

TIE Iowa New Workers held a large
meeting on Wednesday, April IS. at the
Country LIFE Permanent Exposition in
The Grand Central Terminal The an
rcal election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows
Mrs. lanes s. Clarkson. president; Mrs.
austin y. Palmer, second vice-president;
Mrs W r. Huntington, fourth vice
president; Mrs. George =. Patchen, cor
responding secretary; Miss L. Elizabeth
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National California Club.

The next "two-bit' card game Of me
National California Club viii Be held AZ
the home Of Mrs 4. A. Fisher. 80 eth
81 Brooklyn. on wednesday. April =. az
p. m The chairman Of these monthS
games for the asst season has been MS
Louis c. White.
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manuel Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Lexington ave. and Ssth St, for the oene-
nj OF the church treasury. will be given
az the church on next Thursday evening
at S.i5 o'clock. The following artists viii
appear: Edna Durham. soprano; Royal
Dadmun, barytone; Salvatore De stefano'
harpist
A song and harp recital. under the d.
rection Of Miss Estelie Platt Of Carnegie
Hail. will be given az the Waldorf-As-
toria OH next Thursday afternoon at )
o'clock. The following artists have volun-
teered their services: Miss Mildred Diiins'
Miss Dorothy Fox. Miss Bertha Bofa'
Miss Valerie Deuscher Miss Elise Has
brouch. Miss Dorothy Pell and r. l.
Sweet viii be at the piano
Theodore Ursula Irvine. dramatic read
err OF Carnegie Hall. was chairman OF the
day at the monthly meeting OF the Iowa
New Workers on Friday last az the Hotel
Aston. Miss Irvine was heard again in
several OF her original monologues, which
were enthusiastically received.
Walter r. Bogert. teacher of singing. or
Aeolian Hail. who has charge Of the
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which viii be given IN EumfOrd Hail On
Saturday evening. May 2. On this occa-
sion the following artist-pupils viii be
introduced. Miss Julia Greiner. mandolin;
Miss Mary O.. Thorndike. mandolin. Miss
May Kelly. banjo. and Miss J. L. Russell.
balalaika. supplemented by the original
Plecua Club. the "Striugers' and a banjo
club.
On Monday. April 90 Dicie Howell. So
prano. Henrietta Turrel. alto; Roy ".
Steele tenor. and A. H. Chamberlain.
bass. pupils Of the Theodore Van YORK
studio, q West 3Sth ST, sang Lehmam's
In a Persian Garden before the Men 3
Club Of Mount Vernon. with Genevleve
Maroney al the piano.
The last or series OF intimate reci-
tails" by Hans Merx, the German lieder
singer. viii be given IN the assembly room
Of the Waldorf 4 stOria on Monday. on
Nav il Mr.. Merx viii leave for Europe
20 I'LL engagements in Germany. England
and Switzerland.
The second OF a series Of piano recitals
by the professional pupils of G. Virgil
Gordon was given on Thursday OF last
week at the studio. 257 West Ssth st. An
artistic programme was rendered by the
students.
Frederick W. Schalscha viii give a
pupils violin recital al his studio. IS West
9th ST.. on Sunday afternoon, May 10.
An interesting recital was given By the
pupils OF Lillian Sherwood Newhrk'
teacher Of singing. in her studio. IN
Aeolian Hall. on Wednesday evening
April Is. In spite Of the inclement weather
a large audience attended. Among those
OF Mrs. Newkirks pupils who appeared
I'm solos were Maude Carver, Mabel Nc
Carton. Mildred Nickerson, Lucy Case
Elise Never, Mary Cassidy. Louise Grum-
man. Harry Sterling. Alice Smith and
Feuce Hull and there were several duets
and trios done by Felice HUI, Lucy Case
Alice Smith and Harry Sterling. All
showed the results Of the careful training
they have received. The accompaniment
we're plaved by Mrs Newkirk herself and
by II Oliver Hirt. who also played sew
eral solos.
Now that the liturgy Of the musically
rich Episcopal Church has school OF
its own. it Is small wonder 10 hnd a score
OF earnest students enrolled at Trinity
School of Church Music This is train
ing school Of organists. choirmasters and
choristers who desire 20 develop the
highest form OF church music. Felix
Iamond ana confreres, the heads Of this
gpecialty school, have embodied some OF
their IDEAS IN tho little booklet devoted TO
a brief explanation Of their institution
which can be obtained on application to
the school.
Two Of Sergei KHbanskys artist pupils
appeared IN concert Easter week. Jean
vincent Cooper. Contralto, sang at the
Little Mothers Aid Associations Easter
musical April 49, at the Cort Theatre
these numbers: Down in the Forest
bv Ronald, and The Years at the
spring" by Beach. Louise Wagner, so
prano. sang at the annual Easter luncheon
Of Wells College. at Sherry's. April IA.
Her songs were by Schubert Kernochan
and Bliss. Both singers were we'll re-
ceived.
A successful piano and song recital by
nupils OF Ethel May Colgate and Janet
pullock Williams was held in Carnegie
Hall Studio %. on Saturday evening"
April 1s
Master Jack Corduer. pupil Of Miss j.
Il -
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The annual meeting Of the Congress Ok
States Societies will be held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Thursday. April 90. az 20
0. m. After the business meeting there
will be n programme. IN which each AZ
aiates state will be represented. Guests
1iu be admitted az $50 p. m
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Al --a from La SOrnanbula' and Ar
tu -Paria Waltz" will be given by Nine
Preda HempeI. Schuberts Der Wander
o." Beethoven's Creation Hymn" and
tho Handel arias By Nine. Clara Butt
AMI cello Mar from la Gioconda,
and a group Of English songs by Paul
A,tholse.
On Monday evening Mrs. Katherine
B1--.st- Demirg viii sing a number OF
Inc.an songs in costume at Aeoiian Hall.
and tire Carnegie Chamber Music Hall
wu hold the following evening a song
rec TAI by Anthony Augeni. tenor. assist
ec 5v Mrs. Edna Vayana. soprano; Mrs.
Loa Barnes. mezzo-soprsno, and Morris
Schwartz. bass.
On wednesday afternoon there viii be
q benefit concert given for Enrico Allies
ssndro by Adriano Ariani, viOlinist, and
the Garrigue Grand Opera Quartet. The
concert viii be held I'm the Waldorf-As-
rors on the same evening the newly
cr.a1lzed Sch mann Club. women g
clo-ls under the direction Of Percy Rec
-o- stephens viii give its first concert AT
t-e waldorf Astoria. Reinald Werren-
-sth. BARITONE. mas been engaged as So
lolst The programme will be as follows:
The 81 Iors Christmas .......... Chaminade
W-o rhou. sweet Music --.---- t-.Sa ar
rhs Club
zncersrs Nachr4le1 ..--- % a. x
-.d-i 1er W-.t- y 80
1f~ Wsrrsnrath.
-r1lE1 cradle song .---.-. ---. I'D - Na
tl-cfe-teuie Fathers TOMB --...- Srlch
SIR. Werrenrath and Chorus
ne Moon Hangs Low. .-.--......--- npence
re Bells 81 Ehandon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NeVin
--a l--DN--Lll TO bod -~7 100
ne Club.
song o. Desire ....-s -
vixen woman 2 - TT
-.ttle Grey Home I'D the West Lsoenr
Nr Werrsnrath.
evening Calm. ............. Grant
Autumn wind ............. Roeckel-Lynes
The Club.
Announcement Is made FOR the same
evening Of an informal musical 20
be- held IN the Craftsman ciubrooms.
Craftsman Building Among those TAX
irg part are Emil Rhode, the director OF
Ire Mendelssohn Choral Society; Katha-
rns REYNOLDS Cregin and Mrs. William
u Bowman. violinist with several other
vocal and instrumental artists, members
~ tre Nendelssohn Choral Society.
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on Friday. April "A. the Iowa New York
ers. Mrs james 8. Garrison. president
held a social meeting at ths Hotel Astor'
The programme consisted Of original mon
oIogtes by Miss Theodore Irvine and
tenor solos by Philip Spooner.
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over twenty years TO preside at this an
nuaI concert and that for the amount or
money expended he knew Of no other
philanthropic enterprise that accom-
plished such excellent results. In the past
year over eighty thousand people had paid
their penny for a substantial meal, and
over six thousand had been FED. Miss
Lettie Kendall a ffteen-year-oid female
barytone whose singing pleased. was the
feature OF a long and varied programme.
Among others who took part were The
Henry Lin Trio. Fletcher McCabe and
snby Comedy Trio, Alexander Bloch. vio-
lnlst. Mics Huu silba, pianist: Miss
Florence Walters. reader; Sidney B. Dud-
ley and Miss Vivienne Randolph, dancers;
William Greenshaw. organist; Jose Cha
quesmari, tenor. and others. J. VI. Lama
drid, who ably managed the affair. stated
that the proceeds Of the concert would
tenoft the cofIe stands to the extent OF
81 100
The New York Heinebund gave its an
nuaI concert In Terrace Garden on last
Sunday evening before large audience
OF music lovers. The programme con-
sisted OF German songs and Of orchestral
numbers by members Of tine New YORK
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Mrs. WnLlAM q CHAPMAN
PRESIDENT OF RUeN STEIN Cue IL;
A<1ccs'z 1sxo

Hay. Mrs. W r. Chapman. Mrs Emile
Glogau. Mrs. Clarence Burns, Miss Eloise
Bronson. Mrs George IT, Cloves. OF
Waterbury. Conn. the Rev. Hugh r.
Hobson. OF Ellenville. y. Y and Frank
Moss, who were the guests OF honor, and
the officers and board Mrs William
Jerome Toomey Mrs Simon Baruch. Mrs.
Judson Grencud Wells, Mrs. Frederick
Ross Lee. Mrs Richard William Elliott.
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Ne womsn 10 Elect Officer.

IRE View York City colony Of the Ma
toral Society OF New England Women.
Ms. Nevcomo c.. Barney president. held
A s7riug luncheon AZ the Waldorf. Mrs.
Barney opened the programme with a
r-ssting from the colony, and a musical
programme followed.
TIE luncheon was IN charge Of Mrs.
Charles T. Alright. chairman OF the COM
-ittee on arrangements.
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CLUB WOMEN 8

BROOKLYN wonans Club. and Mrs James
G.. wentz. president the Woman re.
publican Club. each Of whom responder
with a quotation from Shakespeare.
The recently elected officers "efe m
stalled at this meeting
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Ia., Coll.ae A,.embIies DANG.

The last Of the series Of dances given
by the College Woman's Club for the
benefit of It's educational fund VIII be
held on Friday evening, May l. In the
Della Robba Room Of the Hotel Wander
bilt
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Modern Noveusts' for discussion during
the coming year.
Eclectic Ends Season with Reception.
Eclectic Club held It's last regular meet
ing OF the season at the Waldorf on
Wednesday. April %. After a brief bust
ness meeting a reception was held. Those
who assisted the president, Miss Florence
Guernsey. in receiving were Miss Mary
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Iational seeiety ohio Women.

National Society Ohio Women.
The National Society OF Ohio Women.
Mrs. Roscoe J. Raney president. will
hold it's regular meeting tomorrow
afternoon 40 the Waldorf Astoria The
programme win be i'm charge OF Mrs
Mildred Manley Eastou. chairman Of
drama, who Will speak on Dramatic In
sunct" Mrs. Miltonena Beardsley will
give piano selections. Ohioans I'm the city
are invited 20 attend
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The next regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly Shakespeare club viii be held on
Friday, May 7. az ESQ o'clock p. m. az
the home OF the president. Mrs Sidney
Lawrence Han. SO 81. Nicholas ave. The
club is preparing 20 discuss the play
Twelfth Night"
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Clubs Elect Delegates to City Fed
Grafton Convention To Be Held
at Astor This Week-Rubin-
stein Club Ready for An
nual White Breakfast.

Ballou. auditor Mrs W r. Patterson.
chairman board 90 regents, Miss Mar
garet r. Read, second member board OF
rcgentS. Mrs. George NJ. Whicher. fourth
member board Of regents Mrs Frank
Woelber, chairman Of music Miss Eliza
beth MacEvitt chairman Of press
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Ladies' Christian Union.

on Wednesday. April 20 tho last devo-
tonal meeting Of the season will be held
In the chapel OF the Collegiate Church.
Fifth ave. and 18th st., at II o'clock
Women are cordially invited 10 attend.
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Master Jack Corduer, pupil Of Miss j.
Relle hollywood, pianist and teacher. gave
an informal recital at Miss Boltwooos
studio, IA Mercer St, Jersey City on Sat
urdav afternoon. April IS. He was as
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9 t1AppEN|NGS mM MUSICAL WORLD

music ar the Mcdowell Club. has ar
ranged with George Harris. IT,, the tenor
% appear there next Tuesday evening az
SEQ O'Clock. ". Harris on that occasion
will sing all 81 the sixteen Spanish
Sacred Songs of Hugo Wolf The sc-
compartments VIII be played By sydney
Dalton
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free organ recital. the 18th Or the
popular series under the direction Of Dr.
william q. carl will be given in the Old
First Presbyterian Church. Fifth ave- and
i2th ST., Tomorrow evening At SD o'clock
b. Roy j. Cregar. organist and director
OF the music Of the Rosevlie Methodist
Episcopal Church. Newark. y. j.. and
era iuate Of the Gulimart organ school.
4 song recital By Miss Beatrice Vain
wright. saprsno and teacher. ~ 80 West
l07th ST. was Sivcu az the Vanderbilt
Hotel last Monday evening. The pro-
cramme was well arranged and consisted
Of COMPOSITIONS by ~ "a. Brown. r. r.
Hllcmacner. a Bachele. De1ussy. q.
Carpenter. Carey. ST. " Rummel and r.
/. CotteneI luss Wainwright was well
received Miss Lillian Tovier was the
accompanies