The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
CLUB WOMEN ADMIT MEN TO
GOLF CIRCLE AND WILL HOLD
FIRST. TOURNEY TOMORROW
FEW announcements daily are
being made by women's clubs

for entertainments before the
Christmas holidays. There We're many
musicales and luncheons held during
last week, and the social and charitable
events arranged for the remainder of
the season will keep the members of
the various organizations busy until
the Season ezss.
Many members of - Few York
Mozart Society, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
president will go TO the Scarsdale Golf
Club tomorrow for the first tourna-
ment of the Golf Circle of that or
ganization. There will be a cup for
the winner of the mems tournament
and a silver vase for the woman who
wins and also silver cup which must
b. won three times in order to be-
come the permanent property of the
victor. Among those who will take
part in the tournament are Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Gushing Stevens Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter w Griffiths, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward 3. Schmalholz Mr. and Mrs
John +. Churle, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hnud ~. NJ AID Mrs. Leslie L. Saw
age, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Fitzpatrick,
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas w. Bentley, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles a. Beckstein, Mrs.
Benjamin Adriance and Mrs. Richard
Estabrook.
Mrs. Mcconnell will give luncheon
for the chairman of the Golf Circle,
Mrs. Il. o. Challenger. and those TAX
ir~ 'art ia the tournament on
Wednesday at the Hotel Aston. After
ward she will take her guests to the
matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell gave' the
first in q series of card parties for the
members Of the auxiliary board of the
Mozart Society and their wives on
Wednesday at the Hotel Astor. There
We're twelve tables and after the games
supper was served.
Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president, win have its Sec
end afternoon musicale of the season on
Text Saturday in the ballroom of the
vs. aldorf-Astoria. In addition to a joint
recital by Miss Resale Miller. soprano
and Harold Land, barytone. the club
will present Miss Amy Neill. violnist,
whose numbers will include a minue.
~ Porpora: Ave Maria by Schubert.
Wilhelng, variation by Tartin.-Kreis-
Lei, and Hungarian Dance No. Z. b.
Brahms-Joachim. The programme viii
be followed by dancing.
The first in a series of talks on world
problems was gwen by Miss Eleanor
Markell at the Hotel Plaza on Friday.
Miss Markell has just returned from
three months tour Of Europe and Asia
Minor During the summer she visited
Czecho-Slovakia, Bulgaria, Constantine
Pc and Greece and had personal inter-
views with the King of Bulgaria and
with President Masaryk.
Theoria Matinee Luncheon Club. Mrs.
Harold George Wood president and
founder. held its first meeting of thu
Sc ason on Wednesday at tie Hotel
Astor. Following the luncheon the MEM
bers Of the club attended the Empire
II eatre to see call the Doctor. Tho
chief guest of the day was A4an Brooks,
author and star of Because of Helen
Mr.. Brooks gave a talk on the drama
end q humorous recitation. Mount Ver
non, n. y, was represented by sixty
four members. The next luncheon and
matinee will be on the second Wednes
day in December.
To arrange for the annual distribu-
baskets to the poor the philanthropic
committee Of the Minerva Club, Mrs.
Mary Stokes MacNutt president, held
the first meeting Of che season at the
Waldorf-Astoria last Thursday morning.
Mrs william n Beales, the chairman
presided The committee includes Mines.
Samuel Rossiter Belts, Ana Felisa de
Caicedo, Mary Elizabeth Saunders, Will
lam e. stephens, Frank NJ Baker, Frank
" Af1-a,aTer Colder
Cronemeyer, Florence L. May. W. $.
Brumaghim. Howard MacNutt Mary
ALT, William F. Randel, Wolsey w. Col
lins, Grace NJ. Ellmwood, J. b. Green
hut, Ada NJ. Hancock, Irving NJ. Crane,
Charlotte r Surin, Paul a. Zizelman,
Samuel SchIff. Henry s. Berger, Charles
Hagen. Horace Stokes, Sallie Surin,.
Maud wyman and Robert Francis Cart
wright The second monthly board
meeting will be Held tomorrow at the
waldorf-Astoria.
The National Society Patriotic Women
OF America held a card game at thu
McAlpin on Armistice Day. The winner
at each table received a prize. Mrs.
Harvey T. White. Chairman. and fifteen
other members composed the committee.
A sgood sum OF money was realized.
which will be devoted TO the work OF the
society, which Is practical AmericanlZa-
ton. Ten classes, each with a paid
teacher. are maintained in the different
boroughs Of New York, and Mrs G. A. J.
Queck- Berner is chairman Of all the
classes.
Manhattan Chapter. d A. r., Mrs.
Carrie Ridley He-reshoff regent. will
have a bridge and five hundred party on
Saturday afternoon at the Hoo Nc
Aipin The proceeds will se fevoted
TO the patriotic work OF the chapter 4
regular meeting Of the chapter win be
held on Thursday afternoon at the Ho-
tel McAlpiny
Manv OF the Young set are looking
forward 10 the dance to- be given at the
Plaza On Friday evening. November 20
under tho ausDices OF the alumnae OF the
Holy Child School. Suffern, ~ Y
The Daughters OF Indiana in New
York Miss Mary Garrett Hay. presl-
dent. will meet tomorrow afternoon al
the Hotel McAlpin Plans viii be dis
cussed and voted on TO include men as
members and TO change the name OF the
society. Tea will be served.
The first Saturday afternoon musicale
and dance Of the Beethoven Society
Mime. Aida Tanini-Tagllavia. president
crowded the ballroom OF the Plaza
Hotel yesterday with members and
guests. Miss Greta forbade. soprano
sang several arias and groups OF Eng
fish French and Scandinavian songs