The New York herald., 1920-01-25

tracted an audience that filled the ballroom
Of the Plaza Hotel on last Wednesday.
The Beethoven Choral, under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Louis Koemmenich, sang four
groups of songs. The Star of Gold" by
Miss Mana yucca, was accompanied by the
composer. Mr.. Harold Osborn Smith, ac-
companied all other numbers. Miss Harriet
van Emden, soprano. sang an aria from
Faust and groups of songs which in
cluded 81 Love Thee" by Mr. Koem-
menich. She was accompanied by Miss
Florence Harvey. Mr.. Royal Dadmun,
barytone, sang an aria from "Berenice,'
by Handel, and groups OF French and
English songs. Dancing followed the con-
cert.
large sum was realized by the society
for the Milk Fund at q card party on last
Friday in the Plaza.
More than one hundred members and
guests attended the supper and dance .iven
last night by the Ma anhattan Matinee Club,
Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffat, president. in
the Cum berland Hotel Mrs E. w. Hin
shaw was chairman.
AT the business meeting on next Wednes-
day afternoon the first photograph of the
nine-year-old French war orphan, sup
ported by the club. and letter received
this week. will be features On last
w euHcSudy eiSHiy members attenQed a
atinee performance OF "One Night in
Rome" after luncheon at the Cnmber-
land.
The second evening concert this season
OF the Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president. will be given
on February 10. at half-past eight o'clock,
in the Waldorf-Astoria. The club choral,
under Mr.. William Rogers Chapman. mu-
efaA ltp-1 s....
songs. some of them for the first time
Toscha Seidl violinist, will be the assist
ing artist. Miss Alice NJ Shaw. chief ac-
companist, will be at the piano. Dancing
will follow.
Following are some OF the box holders
for this season MINES. w H. RI. Amer
man. Simon Baruch, James G. Blaine. o.
VI. Bostwick. Charles G. Braxmar. Alex
ander II. Candlish Alexander Chandler.
William r. Chapman, William Cameron,
Alfred W. Cochran, F. A. Cole G. B.
Corse, Walter Gray Crump, Louis A.
Cushman, Arthur Day and William $.
Doig; Misses Harriet F.. Deyoe, Helen
Barrett. Anna Wilson and Mary 1. Baker:
Mines. r. J. Ehlers. J. +. Goddard. John
RI. Griesel. J. c. Gulck and Leonard l..
Hill.
Also Mines. Charles +. Jung, ]. W. John
son. William j. Kennedy, Henry c. Lomb.
J. r.. Mastin. William Thore Matthews.
Walter Moore John NJ Mossman George
w. Newton. C. v. Palermo. Herbert r.
Parsons. r. C. Penfield, w. II. Porter. r.
J. Kendall. G. Gugustine Robinson Will
lam ]. Sloane. Charles r. Sprague. John
Hudson Storer. \. J. Stott. Albert s. Terry.
Marshall o. Terry w. II. Wallace.
Burnett l.. Wenham and Marion ZabrislSie.
On Saturday. February II, at two o'clock.
there will be meeting for members only
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The Gamut Club. Inc. No. ~ West Fifty
eighth street. will have a "msnikin ball
and supper" In the Pennsylvania Hotel
on Lincoln's Birthday for the benefit OF
the new club house There will be tab
lcauX displaying new gowns and actresses
will be manikins
Among the patronesses are MINES. David
Kirk, Claiming Pollock. T.. A. Stobier-
Ellis and J. l.. Laidlaw. Misses Bertha
Rembaugh and Mary Shaw, Mines. Card
ner Hunting and Rudolph Erbsloh. Miss
Katherine Grey, Edna West and Grace
Cobron. Mrs Mortimer Brown. Mrs. Dean
Dessert. Miss Ethel Winthrop. Mines
Charles IT, George. Charles T.. Scale, Jane
Croxson and Miss Helen Roland. Mrs
Ernest Kennedy has charge OF the
tabloaux
Tickets at IS each may be obtained from
Mrs. Frank Keep chairman, at the Gamut
Club house.
The New York Euphony Society, Mrs.
James>J. Gormley founder and president.
gave the third of it's series OF Saturday
afternoon musicales in the Astor Gallery
Of the waldorf-Astoria yesterday. Miss
Mary Mcllish and Mr.. George G. Reimherr
were the artists. -Four hundred persons
enjoyed thel music. after which tea was
served and there was dancing until six
o'clock.
ballroom 81 rhc Waldorf Astoria on teh-
lusrs :, at hslf.psst ci.bt clouk. Nine.