The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

eric Cushing Stevens. Henry 9. Haw-
kins, Florence Foster Jenkins, A. Ed
| win Keigwin- Henry W. Mccandless,
William Fl. MCGEE, Robert III. McCon-
nell. Frank A. Peteler, Richard t. Percy,
John Fl. Parker. Lyman ID. Post. Joseph
]. Root. Jr.. Z. Bassford Schmalholz.
Cary +. Simmons, Valdenar Sillo. Ed
win Bliss Shays. Leslie l.. Savage. Emma
f. Seaman. August c. Schwenk. John
Thomas Taylor Lionel Van Praagh, Paul
c. Wooster and Augustin v. Wendell.
Mrs. Z. Bassford Schmalholz VIII give
| a theatre party followed by supper al
the Hotel Aston tomorrow for Mrs. Nc
! Connell.
| One of the many events arranged for
| the holidays and which will stand out
! prominently among others will be the
benefit entertainment to be given on
December % at the Waldorf-Astoria I'M
der the auspices of the Woman's Press
Club, Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey president.
The proceeds will be used to maintain
a scholarship for student Journalists at
! Columbia University and to create a
provident fund for the assistance of
! aged and needy memb ers. The club S
present beneficiary Is the Rev. Phoebe
Hanaford, it's honorary president. who
| is In her ninety-third year.
| The programme. which will be an ex-
ceptional one, Will be opened by Prof.
Nicholas Murray Butler. president of
Columbia University who will say a
few words Of greeting. There also will
be greetings by the president, Mrs Dey.
| and Edward Percy Howard. president
Of the New York Press Club. Delysia
or Agar will be the chief guest. he
artists of the occasion will include Miss
! Ella Palmer. who will sing the pro-
| logue from "Pagliacci;" Miss Grace
| Bradley and Rafaelo Diaz of the Met
| ropolitan Opera Company. oliver Dem
| tor. pianist; Miss Evelyn Scotney. Miss
| Helen Devonia. Ian Macaren. who will
| recite a poem by Oscar Wilde. and Nine.
| Schomberg Hewlett, who will give an
| interpretive dance. Gustave Ferrari will
| be at the piano
] Boxes and seats may be obtained from
Mrs. Margaret M. Crumpacker, 5 East
| Fifty-first street at the Waldorf and
| from members of the club. Miss Lille
| d'Angelo Bergh Is chairman of the en-
| tertainment.
! Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
| Chapman president, gave Its Tooth eve
| ming concert on Tuesday in the ballroom
| of the Waldorf-Astoria and 1t was one of
that organization. The club was founded
in December, 1887. by Mr.. Chapman.
who has ever since been its conductor
and holds the record of never having
missed a concert. 1t was the first
chorus composed entirely of women in
New York. On Tuesday evening Mr.
Chapman was presented with a gold
headed cane by Mrs Alexander H
Candlish, vice-president. on behalf of
a n Irtp he fI,a .1,,I
gives three evening concerts. five after
noon muscales, three artists recitals,
an annual ball and a white breakfast"
on the first Saturday In May, which
brings its activities to a close.
The programme Tuesday evening was
most enjoyable one and was given by
the club choral of $50 voices, assisted
by Mr.. Laurence Leonard. barytone.
Mr. Chapman conducted an orchestra
OF sixty musicians and Miss Alice Shaw
was the accompanist. The programme
was followed by dancing and supper in
the grill Among the guests OF honor
were Senator and Mrs. Calder, DR.. Bart
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hipolito Lazaro, Mr.
and Mrs Viafora, Mr.. Albert Morris
Bagby and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H Kahn
Among those who had boxes were
Mrs. w. II. II. Amefman. Miss Mary
Jordan Baker, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss
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NJ V. Blakemore O. M. Bostwick
Charles G. Braxmar. Alexander Fl.
Candlish, Alexander Chandler. William
r. Chapman, William Cameron, Alfred
w. Cochran, f. A. Cole, G.. B. Corsa,
Walter Gray Crump. Louis A. Cush-
man. Arthur Day William H. Duck
worth, Fred II. Eaton, r. J. Ehlers, r.
G. Fischer ]. F. Goddard, John Fl.
Griesel. J. G. Gulick. Leonard B. Hill.
Lynn Bogue Hunt, Charles r. Jung, J.
w. Johnson. William j. Kennedy, A.
kitchelt, Henry c. Lomb, ]. e. Mastin.
William Thorne Matthews. Walter
Moore, John NJ. Mossman. George W.
Newton, c. V. Palermo, Hubert T. Par
son. r. c. Penfield, r. ]. Kendall c.
augustine Robinson. William J. Sloane.
| Charles E. Sprague, John Hudson
Storer. A. J. Stott Albert S. Terry.
Marshall o. Terry, w. K. Wallace. Bur-
nett l.. Wenham and Marion Zabriskie,
Miss Anna s. Wilson and Mr.. w. HI.
! Porter
| The next afternoon musicale will be
given on Saturday. January L. The
phiianthroplc committee will meet as
usual on Wednesday afternoons in the
Waldorf-Astoria, Miss Mary J. Baker.
chairman.
The Indiana Club. the new name for
the Daughters of Indiana In New York.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, president.
which hereafter will admit men to full
membership. held the first meeting to
discuss plans for social evenings on
Monday afternoon at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. IL was decided to give a supper
and dance early in January. The com
mittee on arrangements Includes Mrs
James Franklin Elder. chairman; Mr..
Howard A. Vinegar, Mrs. William A.
Cauble. Mr.. Frederick Felix Miss Ruby
Rees and Mr.. Edward Lewis. Mr.. New
ton w. Gilbert, one time Governor of
the Philippines. was one OF several men
who made Informal talks, following an
address by DR.. William ID. Howe on "A
Hoosier's Experiences In New York -
Songs were sung by Mrs. Mary F'raube
Bush, contralto. and Mrs. T.. r. John
son, soprano, accompanied by Mrs Earl
r. Hunt. Tea was served. The date Of
the annual meeting and election of off,
GERS has been changed from December
to April.
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat. president. will
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon in
the Waldorf-Astoria. The American
One-Act Play viii be the subject of a
talk by Mrs. James w. Howie. Miss
Elsie Rizer of THE Tavern" cmpany
Will be a special guest. The club at
tended a matinee performance of The
Tavern" on Wednesday. following a
luncheon at the Waldorf and