The sun., 1919-09-21
Notes of Women's Clubs
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. williaI

ITHE Rubinstein Club. Mrs william |
Rogers Chapman president, now
In It's thirty-third season. plans a
brilliant programme for the coming win
ter. II will include the appearance of
Mme. Galli-Curci at an afternoon musi-
Gale in November and Nine. Frances
Aida for the clubs FIRST evening concert
or December 8. John Mccormack will
be the soloist for the Saturday afternoon
musicale In February. Among others
who will take part in the programme
during the season are Hipolyto LaZaro.
the Spanish tenor; Toscha Seidek. vio-
linist. and Rudolph CAM, composer
pianist, assisted by the clubs choral of
$50 voices under the leadership Of WILL
lam r. Chapman. musical director OF
the club.
In addition to the musicales and con-
certs, the club will give New Years
Eve party, with cards. music and dan
cling as features, on December 81. at the
| Waldorf-Astoria, where all the clubs
affairs are held. Extra guest tickets for
the muscales and concerts, az we'll as
for the New Years Eve party. may be
obtained by applying to tho treasurer or
president.
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. the newly elected
president OF the Woman's Auxiliary to
the Rescue Work of the Salvation Army.
will greet the members at the next
regular meeting to be held In the home,
31S East Fifteenth street, on Tuesday
afternoon. heut.-Col. Bown will report
on the home and hospital work accom-
plished during the summer. Plans will
also be discussed at this melting for the
bazaar to be held in November.
James A. Foley Is chairman of the
reception and supper in honor OF
Frank p. Walsh. who was co-chairman
, with Mr.. Taft on the National War
Labor Board, will be given on Tuesday
evening in the Hotel Commodore by the
Womens Democratic Political League,
Mrs. Lillian r. Sire president.
} reception committee, on which are Will
/ lam Harmon Black. Louis Wendell, Major
, Edward G. Murray, D. ]. Theophilatus
Mrs. Nora d. Mccall. John ]. Boulan,
Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby. Mrs. John
EMS Quinn, Mrs. r. Emmett Digney
Nicholas Bistis, Mrs. w. r Campbell,
Abram I. Elkus, Samuel ]. Untermyer
Mrs. George H. Child, Mrs. Jack Loeb
and Mrs. Amelia Schiff.
/ Senator Thomas ]. McManus is head
of the committee on arrangements, which
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Robert L. Moran. Mrs. F. T. Clark, Mrs.
Imogene King, DR.. Maud Glasgow, Miss
Edith Robinson, Mrs. Rose H. Kirk.
Mrs. John ]. DAILY. owen Bohan, Mrs.
Clarioe NJ. Bairisht, Mrs. Pauline o.
Field, Mrs Virginia Pearson. Bird S.
Coler and DR.. Royal Copeland.
During the evening there will be tab
leaux representing the various nations.
and vocal and instrumental music by a
IVanafian 0rChaatra n costume
The Marquette Club. which has It's head
quarters at the Plaza. is planning series
OF important social and civic events
for it's fall and winter programme.
Its season began on September 10
! with a luncheon at the Columbia Uni
versity Club. The officers of the organ
nation are: President, Ambrose O'Con-
neil first vioe-president, John Fl. Kee-
gan; second vice-president. Frank q.
Edebohls; third vice-president, Dr..
James Moran; fourth yice-president
Frank ]. Coleman, Jr. secretary, Will
lam q. La Plante; treasurer. Euclide L..
Levasseur; chaplain. the Rev. DR.. A. N.
Arcibal of Notre Dame Chapel; board
OF governors, Murray Ambrose. Carroll
H. Brewster, Daniel A. Cullinan. John
]. Cuneen, John e. Donnelly. John T..
Egan, Robert G. Labor, Paul T. Kam-
merer, Jr.; Peter ]. McGovern. Jr. {;
Joseph A. Mclaughlin, Edward r. Sap
hore. William A. Slattery, Jr.; DR..
George r.. Stuart, Joseph r. Walsh and
John T. Williams.
The club announces a debate on the
League OF Nations in the ballroom OF
the Plaza on Wednesday. The speakers
will be Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary of
the Treasury under President Roosevelt,
and Hamilton Holt. The debate will be
conducted under the rules governing the
formal meeting in Boston last spring
betw cen Senator Lodge of Massachu-
settB and President Lowell Of Harvard.
While the beneflclaries OF the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children
were enjoying their annual holiday at
the schools summer place. the Lulu
Thorley Lyons Home at Claverack, N
j., the officers and their friends were
busy on their behalf. Through indivi-
dual donations and subscriptions they
succeeded in raising $1,000 of the $780,
900 needed for repairs and improve
ments In their country establishment
making II possible for the children 10
remain longer there before taking ur
their studies and work at the city school,
All West Flfty-seventh street. The
school was founded by the late Mrs
Arthur Elliot Fish and provides an in
dustrial education, medical attention
free transportation TO and from the chill.
drens home, and hot luncheons in the
winter. with a country outing in the
summer.
The Lulu Thorley Lyons Home wai
he gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thorley
In memory of their daughter. Officers
II the schools are Col. Walter Scott
4 resident; Mrs. Thorley and Mrs. Franz
Jefferson Blodgett, vice-presidents Mrs
! Edward Davis TOnoa. treasurer. Mrs