New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
At the WOmen's Clubs
New York Mozart Society Organizes Golf Club as
Means of Athletic Diversion From
Social Activities

and civic clubs, and in charitable or
carnations, that their duties have be-
come so arduous they have found it
necessary to take up some form of ath-
letic diversion for relaxation.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, president of
the New York Mozart Society. president
and founder of the East Side Clinic
for Women and Children and active in
many other affairs, has initiated the
movement and has formed golf club
known as the Mozart Golf Circle
Only members of the Mozart are eligi-
Bile, and already the circle claims
membership of one hundred. Golf
tournaments will be held frequently,
the first one having taken place last
Friday at the Scarsdale Golf Club.
Among the players were Mrs McCon-
nell, Mrs Edward B. Schmalholz, Mrs.
Richard T. Percy, Mrs. Richard A. Cor
room, Mrs. Carl Knudsen, Mrs. F. Mae
Donald Sinclair, Mrs. Edgar 0. Chal-
lenger and Mrs. John Thomas Taylor
The first morning musicale of the
New York Mozart Society viii be held
November at the Hotel Astor, when
the artists will be Leta May, soprano;
Edward Lankow, basso. and Rudolph
Bockto, violinist. Richard T. Percy
will conduct at all the affairs this sea-
son. The organization now has mem
bership of $50.
members of the society April In the
Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Astor, with
Mrs. William Maynard Haradon, chair
man. 1t will be limited to five hun
dred guests, and already thirty-fve
tables have been taken.
The first twilight tea" of the sea
son was held at the new clubrooms of
The Oasis, 19 East Forty
Street, last Friday. The speakers were
Miss Elisabeth Marbury, chairman of
the Democratic Women's New York
State Executive Committee, and Miss
Mary r. Stewart, chairman of the Ma
tional Committee of Republican Women
Speakers.
The American Criterion Society,
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill president, will
begin its season Friday by holding a
business meeting at the Hotel Com
modore. The society this year will
have its affairs at the Hotel Com
modore The first luncheon will be
held there November 5. Cora Welles
Trow is vice president of the organi-
zation.
The first meeting of the season of
the Daughters Of Ohio was held at the
Waldorf-Astora last Monday. Letters
were read from Governor Cox and
Senator Harding. Francesca Redding
talked and Emily Beglin, of the Metro
4
by Frederick Vanderpool, the com
poser sang. Tea was served. Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman was a guest Of
honor.
The Woman's Forum, Miss Helen
Varick Boswell president, will have
its first meeting of the season Friday
morning in the music room of the
Hotel Biltmore. Miss Mary Wood will
speak on "The Legislative Out ook"
and Mrs. Claudia Quigley Murphy will
t" N "The Token of Our Civilza-
tion."
gates to the convention of the
General Federation of Womens Clubs,
which met at Des Moines, and to the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
held last week at Utica, will relate
some Of their experiences.
Miss Margaret Gay Dolliver and
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, both of
Iowa will be special guests of the
club.
The first luncheon and meeting of
the Iowa New Workers, Mrs. Warren F.
Thummel president, was held few
days ago at the home of Mrs. E. T.
Devine, 542 West 112th Street. Plans
for the coming years work were pre-
sented by Mrs. Charles Stockton, chair
man of the board of regents.
The National Opera Club, Nine.
Katharine Evans von Klenner founder
and president, will have it's first social
meeting of the season October 28 at
the Waldorf-Astoria, when lecture
In English on Wagner will be given
by Frederick Dean, with vocal illus
trations by Nine Mai Kalna and Fred
erick southwick A mixed chorus is
being organized and those desiring to
join may communicate with Nine. Won
Klenner, 952 Eighth Avenue.
The other officers of the club for the
coming year are: Honorary vice -presi-
dent, Nine. Giuiio Gatti-Casazza; vice
presidents, Nine DoVere Sapo, Nine.
AngeliQue V. Orr, Mrs. Oscar Ham
merstein, Mile. Claudio Muzio and
Nine. Berence de Pasquali The di-
IcCtOfS HIe. MIS- (nhrlcS DAVIS, MRS.
F. NJ Avery, Miss Mildred Holland,
Mrs. Eva Phipps, Mrs. Dewitt Cook,
Mrs. Z. NJ. Montague, Mrs. Owen Kill
dare, Mrs. ]. ", Loeb, Mrs. Joseph
Gutman and Mrs. Samuel SchiF; re-
cordlng secretary, Mrs. Katherine Noel
Fque; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Evadne o. Turner; assistant CORE
spending secretary, Mile, Courtney
Rossi-D Diehl; historian, Mrs. J. Willis
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Augusta Mac
Manus.
Tho advisory committee consista Of
Thomas Nixon, Frank NJ. Avery, j. W
Loeb, Joseph Gutman, Frances Wright
Clinton. Charles Baker, II. S Praetorius
and n. 10th The conductors for the
season are Signor Romualdo Sapio and
Carl Fique.
The members Of the theater assembly
board were entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at the Actors Fund Home.
The board members will go to Mount
Vernon October 20 as guests of the
first vice-pres Mrs. Louise y
Niver, PAS Second Avenue. The trip
will be made from Grand Central
Terminal IN private car, and the
party Will be met at Mount Vernon by
committee with automobiles. An
entertainment viii be given and re-
freshments served The theater as
senlbly board is as follows:
Mrs. l.. f. barrett, Mrs William M.
Baker, Mrs. Douglas Barnes, Mrs. J. $.
Berisford, Mrs. William J. Bsselle, Mrs.
Andrew ]. Cobe, Mrs n. l.. Cullin.