The New York herald., 1920-01-04


an address by Mr.. J. Harry Tiernan at
the social meeting OF the Rainy Day Club
OF America. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, president,
land Mrs Louis Ralston, acting president,
lin the Hotel Astor on next Wednesday
lafternoon. Colonel Helen Bastedo, of the
lWoman's Motor Corps, Will speak on 'l'ast
lAchiev ements and the Future Outlook.
Miss Amelia Bingham will rccite, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Feininger will play piano and
violin duets and Miss Elsa Forester. So
lprano. will sing an aria from Verdi's I'll
lTrovatore" and some ballads. Mr.. Fem
linger violnist will play five Indian
sketches sby Cecil Bureigh. Mrs. stephen
b. Stephens will be chairman of the day. II
Among the guests expected arc MINES.
Katharine A. Martin. Austin n. Palmer,
Leonard l.. Hill, Walter J. Comfy and Eu-
gene j. Grant.
Members of the New York City Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Mrs. Alfred w. Cochran, regent. viii give
la musicale and reception on next TUESDAY
Afternoon in the Plaza Hotel in commemo-
ration of the anniversary Of the Wedding
of Martha Custis and General George
Washington. There will be patriotic adj
dresses.
"America Overseas" will be the subject
of an address by Miss Elisabeth Marbury
at the monthly meeting OF the Government
Club Mrs. George f. Owens. president. in
the Hotel Astor tomorrow afternoon. Other
speakers will be Mines Belle de Rivera,
John w Loeb. Dore Lyon, John Francis
Yawger and owen kildare and DR.. War
rem Hail.
At the New Years week musicale OF
the New York Mozart Society Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell, founder and president. there
was a programme OF music appropriate
TO the season in the Hotel Astor yestor-
day The soloists were Miss Alma Beck,
lcontraito: Miss Irene Gardner. pianist.
and Mr. r. Norman Joliffe, barytonc with
Mr. Charles Gilbert Spross as accompa-
mist.
Miss Beck sang Frank La Forge's new
song. Expectancy" and a group of bal
! lads by siberia and. with Mr.. Joliffe,
was heard in THE Ships" by T.. Saar.
and a duet from Saint-Saen's Samson
ct Dalilah." Miss Gardner played The
Tarentela." by Liszt. and Chopin's I'm
promptu." Mr.. Joliffe was heard In
brace Of ballads. including ColeridSc Tay-
/ lor's Five and Twenty Sailormen."
a reception with refreshments was held
after The programme. and there was
dancing in an adjoining room during the
intormission and before and after tho
musicale
The National Society. Patriotic Women
OF America, of which Mrs. William r.
Stewart is president and Mrs. j. llcror
/ Crosman was founder. will have a
luncheon Thursday in the Hotel McAlpin
Among the guests will be Bishop Burch
I Or. Eosalic :. Merton. Mr.. Chnlcs T.
Craig, Miss Amelia Bingham and General
I Herbert dc Cosse. The music will be un-
der the direction of the chairman OF
the music committee. Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter jenkins.
Tho women IN charge of tho event are
Mines. Williams r.. anderson. William -
Beam .. W. Bostwick. \. J. Bros-cau
Joseph Is. Butler Fabius NJ. Clarke. Her
/ man G.. Conrad Herbert T.. Davidson
Harry l.. Drullard, Daniel n. Dutfie. Johr
NJ. Gallagher. Samuel Greenwald. Charles
II. Griffin. George u. Hall. Herbcrt -
Henry, +. T. y Herreshoff. ". u. Hudler
Samuel J. Kramer John e. Kerr. Arthur
". Leary. J. r. Lockwood. Alfred r
Masury. James -. Shipnnn and Thomas
4 J. Vivian. Mrs Eveiina .. Dean. NJ Heller
| Hicks. Bculah Irene Miiis and Bonnie OF
tiwcl and Mrs. Charles A. }. Queck'
| Berncr
Tho regular meeting Of the Acw forh
! Browning Society WIN be held IN tho Wal
dorf-Astoria on January ~. The business
VIII begin at two o'clock. Mrs. Edward
I y. MacDougatl. as chairman OF the DAY
\ will present ~ Souls Tragedy The
principal address will bc made by thc
/ Rev Lyman Whitney Allen. Lenders ol
tho discussion viii be Miss clara ]. Col
burne Mrs. Frances Carter. Mrs. Raphael
] y. Weed and Mrs. Westcrvelt.
The next meeting ~ tho study claes
~il be on next Wednesday, az the home