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Jordan Baker. a5I West II4th street. or
ut the door on the evening Of the concert.
Rubinstein Club Auxiliary No. as7
s1eess every Wednesday afternoon at the
waldorf and all members are earnestly
requested to attend and assist In making
garments for Belgian and French ref
ligees. Mrs. Chapman Is honorary chair
an OF the auxiliary and Mrs Arlande c.
bridges Is chairman.
The Begun of Janjlra. the Begun
Fyzee-Rahamin and the Begun Zahra,
tie three East Indian Processes now
sitting In New York. will be among
the patroneeses for the costume ball, the
Eoshanara East Indian festival, 10 be
given In the Cascade ballroom of the
1'iitmore on Friday evening. A feature
rf the ball will be the Masque Of the
Noonfower. a pageant based on the
ncient Hindu legend which will be pre-
: nted by Roshanara- Others who will
sake part IN tho programme Include
f'!chie Itow, Tulle Lindahl. Martha
Two orchsstras will furnish the music
Tor the evening.
dances by tho Marquette Club will be
given tn-inorrow evening in the rose
room OF tho Hotel Plaza Tho dance
will Re preceded b. concer. under
rhe direction OF Charles D. Isaacson, and
-hs programme win be given by John
Corts1iano. violinist: Mas Laurel Me-
pnsth. soprano; Miss Edith Friedman.
pianist, and Miss Minnie Carey slime,
"ontralto, With Willy schaetfer and Cor
ron Hanrpson as accompanies. AM
hrose O'Connell,' president OF the club,
chairman ~ the cOr1r1i.tas. ar.
fangements. Others on the committee
pre- Jerry b. sullivan. president OF the
Hoard Of Appraisers OF the Port OF New
York: Frank ]. Coleman. Jr.. Justice OF
the Municipal Court; Charles ]. Carroll
assistant Corporation COUNSEL Daniel
\. Culiinan. John +. Egan. Paul IT
1iammerer. Jr. Or. James Moran. Al.
bert Fl: Hertar. Peter McGovern. Jr.
.Iohan Van Bommei. Richard T. Cronin
Edward J. Maroney. william Il. Ryan
John Il. Donnelly and Thomas +. IIig.
gins.
A regular meeting OF tina New York
CITY Mothers Club will be held to-mor.
row afternoon at tho Hotel Astor, Lill!s
d'Angelo Bergh win speak on Music a
rNew National Asset" Officers OF the
Rub are Elizabeth Whitney Barstow
president: Mrs 7. Bath Glasson, frs
sce-president: Mrs e. A. futile. sec
third vice-president; Mrs. c. ]. Schwab
recording secretary: Miss NJ Sheitlen
corresponding secretary: Mrs Paul Ehr
Part treasurer: Mrs. e. Muller, his
lcrian. md Mira f. A. futile, historian
Tho Women's Health Protective As
ISOLATION. Mrs. Ralph Trautmann pres
;dent held It's regular monthly meetinl
on Tuesday IN the Hotel Astor. Mrs
Trautmann presided. After a short bust
tess meeting consisting of committee TO
ports there was a memorial service To-
rha late Col. Theodore Roosevelt. tn,
programme opened with q prayer by thu
1tev, Or. A. Edwin Keigwin. followed
by tho hymn How Firm Foundation, :
81 which tho audience Joined. Mrs
Nrsutmann. who was friend OF man,
ears Of Col. Roosevelt, gave an address
on "a Link IN Memorys Chain; tn
p.ev. Or. Keiswin also made an address
On Col. Roosevelt. James Price. tenor
sang Crossing tho Bar and Miss Us
tsrre Waterman sang a solo, my God
MY Father. While Stray" Mrs. Mari
smith Sanguinette, soprano, Gang "De
parted Days" and Mrs William Roger
Chapman read poem entitled "Roose
Welt" There was a recitation by Nor
man Hackett entitled IN Me,noria m.
Tho exercises closed with a duet nv Mis-
Waterman and Mr.. Prico, Nearer. NJ
God. 20 Thee"
The Daughters Of Ohio IN New Yor,
Mrs william j. Cauthers president yi
hold it's monthly meeting tomorrow a