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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-28
CITY NEWS
Sanitary

Just sweet enough Sanitary
Dairy.
Dance at Glasers beach Sunday
night Rights reserved
There will be three masses at St
Mary's church tomorrow morning, al
5, Z and 9 o'clock.
Wilkinson G. Co., the druggists
have good, permanent job for a boy
Masonic: Special Eagle lodge No
II, Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Second degree.
Fine Holly brand chocolates in
bulk, 81 a pound, at Wilkinson & Co.,
druggists, 422 Main street
Attend Royal Neighbors lawn
social Tuesday evening on lawn OF
J. Hickey, 713 Palean street
III you want any accounts col
lected, call on W. E. Pickard, $40
Main. Honest service given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Settler an
nounce the birth Of son, Joseph
George, Aug. 26, at St .Joseph's hos
pital.
II. O. O. F. Keokuk lodge No. 10
meets regularly every Monday night
Charles West, N G., Henry Schaefer,
recording secretary.
Cement sidewalks, curbs, cellar
floors, foundations. All work guaran-
teed. Let me give you an estimate P
L. Kennedy. Red 1861.
Rev. Elmer Vanard, who lives on
tho Johnson street road, will speak at
the Union mission, 10 South Third
street, Sunday evening at o'clock
Everybody is welcome
Egg production will be greatly
increased and the health and vigor of
poultry promoted through the use of
International Poultry Food Tonic
Used by poultry raisers everywhere.
Sold by George Sherwood
Call for Kinnamon's ice cream.
Sanitary Dairy.
Alfred Hicks was in Keokuk two
days this week after spending the
summer at Ashville, North Carolina.
where he was engaged with the ROYAL
Scotch HighlaDders band. He mas
gone to Des Moines where he will
return TO Drake university.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-28
PEW RALLY
AT BETHEL.
Program Has Been Announced For
Interesting Meeting at Bethel
A. M. e. Church To-
morrow EVENING,

A pew rally will be staged at
Bethel A M. E. church tomorrow
evening at o'clock. The following
program will bo presented:
Opening song by large chorus choir.
Prayer-Rev. G. B. Waters.
Piano solo-Mrs. Naomia Lear.
Vocal solo-Mrs. c. D. Bland.
Piano solo-Mrs. Ruth johnson.
Reading-Mrs. Jerrietta Morten.
Vocal Subsidiaries Webb. Quincy.
Duet-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mel.
son, OF Des Moines.
Reading-Mrs. Garrett Davis, of
Quincy.
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Ro||away n s @4a[
Can Be Attached to any Bicycle
A. x. Stewart, Agt. Tel. 1853
Rider Agents Wanted.

to be like and explain the importance
of this organization. James Holdings.
worth will also talk at the luncheon.
The citizenship school is absolutely
nonpartisan affair.
The luncheon hour Monday is from
IL to 2 o'clock. It has been set early
in order to accommodate all OF the
business women who are planning to
attend it.
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Coal Miners Ask Increase

DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 2s.-Tbe
IOWA coal miners. presented to the %.
orators demands for wage increase
Oh sl.5O or weekly wage of $3.50
The operators and miners will met
again today when It is expected tho
operators VIII make known their de-
cision relative ia the demand
Inc wage asked by the Iowa miners
is the same being asked in Kansas
and Illinois.
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The Daily Gate City.
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offered by local insurance COMPANIES.

offered by local insurance companies,
The policies come in the form 0,
tickets and insure the passenger ..
safety for one ride only. They pa!
$4,000 in event of death and carry
SIS weekly indemnity clause.
Tho premium amounts to 20 lo'
male purchasers. but women may 80
cure one for 81. The extra dollar ioi
male policy holders is because 'he
women passengers policies carry ~
Indemnity clause.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SCHAPPACH-Th funeral of the
late VIM. J. Schappach will be held
Monday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence on Hilton road. Friends
inyit
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-28
LUNCHEON
ON MONDAY
keokuk Women viii Meet Mrs. May.
er and Prof. kiinsaman at That
Time-James HoIiings-
worth to Speak Also.

Reservations are in for the lunch.
con Monday noon at Hotel Iowa
where Keokuk women are to dine with
Mrs. Max Mayer and Professor o. e..
Klingaman of Iowa City. The out Of
town guests are to be the speakers at
the occasion.
They Will give an outline or synop-
sis of what the citizenship school is
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When man tells his wife that
some woman she has inquired about
was all dolled up" he thinks he has
given as good a description of the
other woman's clothes as anybody
would want
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SUGAR Lower in Canada

MONTREAL, Aug 28-The price OF
sugar throughout Canada dropped
from "a to % cents a pound today
This was agreed upon yesterday at a
conference OF leading refiners and the
board Of commerce.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
No hunting allowed on Ella Hin.
mans farm near Des Moines river
bridge. Wayman Huston.
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Latest in Insurance.

DIES MONIES, Aug. 2s.-Inslrance
OF airplane passengers against death
OF INJURY is the latest form of policy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-28

3 Aristophanes was partial to slang
in his writings long before the chi'0
tian era
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Schola Cantorum to Open
Lecture-Nlusicale Series
Mime. kosEI.;A. Of Moscow and
Peirograd Opera, to Sing
December l8

The series of lecture -nusicales in
augurated under the auspices of the
advisory council Of the Schola Cantor
um last season will be resumed on
December 16 and 2s, January q, Feb.
ruary II and March at the homes OF
Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. ito II. Kahn
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Mrs. John
Henry Hammond and Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James
The series will be opened by Nine
Nina Koshetz, of the Moscow and Petro.
grad opera. Percy Granger will speak
on "Thc Art of Cyril Scott" with piano
illustrations by Mr.. Scott and himself
and recitations o< Cyril Scott poems
by the author. Poldowsl (Lady Au-
brcy Dean Paul) Will speak on the poet
Var aine, with illustrations of her own
settings Of his poems. W. J. Hender-
son Will lecture on The Orchestra and
Its lnstruments,' illustrated by full
orchestra, and the last lecture will be
given by Edward Burlingame Hill, OF
the music department of Harvard Uni
vcrsity, who viii have for his topic
"Phases of Modern French Music" IL
lustrated by selected choir from the
Schola Cantorum.
Mrs. Winthrop Chanlcr, Mrs. New
bold lie Roy Edgar, Mrs. George Eustis
Forbes. Mrs Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. J.
Montgomery Sears, Mrs Horatio n
Slater. Mrs. J. Frederic Tams, Miss
Lucille Thornton and Miss Alice Pres
ton. chairman, constitute the lecture
cOmmittea
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

T. \. Nixon. Mrs Mary Nixon. Francis
Wright Clinton. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Gutman, Nj. and Mrs. j. W. Loeb, Mmc.
CARL Fique, Nine De We're Sapio, Mrs.
Eva Pnlpps, Mrs. Owen Kildare, Mrs.
). WIlhs Sn tn, Mrs. Oscar Hammer
stein, Mrs. Augusta MacMannus and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Avery.
The New York Thcater Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera, president. vii hold a
members meeting at the Hotel Astor
Tuesday. The board of directors and
chairman Will meet at II q. N. on the
same day. During the study period
which VIII follow the orGer Of business,
Mrs. Charles X Mills win lead in the
discussion of the play "The Mirage, -
which the cub attended last week.
The Society of Michigan Daughters,
Mrs. Edgar Park, pres dent. II hold
its regular monthly meeting at Ellis
Island TUESDAY. when the members will
be guests of Miss Mathews a mission
ary there for eighteen years.
The club is responding to her work
among the thousands Of children there
IN making this occasion gift party of
toys, candy and money for her to use
IN Christmas work
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Evening Concert Arranged

Tho first evening concert for this
season of the Rublnstein Club. Mrs
William Rogers Chapman president,
Will be given December Il in the
grand ballroom OF the Waldorf-As-
toria- Laurence Leonard will be the
sooist, and Mr.. Chapman will conduct
an orchestra Of sixty. The choral will
sing program of part songs. Dane
ing will fellow the concert.
me third afternoon musicale, Jan
uary Is. will be "A Happy New Year"
meeting, the first in 1927. 4 collation.
will be served at the close Of the mu-
sical program, followed by dancing
until o'clock
The phlanthropic committed Miss
Mary j. Baker. chairman. will me on
Wednesday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. The associate chairmen Of
this committee are Mrs. Charles G..
Braxmar, Mrs. Waiter G. Crump. Mrs.
Henry II. Forbes and Mrs. J. W He'd
den
When the American Criterion So
ciety, Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, president
held its monthly luncheon st the Hotel
Commodore, Friday, seventeen new
zation. They were: Mrs. Charles Hazcn
himball, Mrs. Albert w. Porter, Mrs.
Ferdinand r. l.. Torriani, Mrs Joseph
Gutman, Mrs. Annie l.. Purcell, Mrs.
Hugo P. Keller. Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs.
Frederick D. Ray, Mrs. Julian Meyer.
Mrs. Katheryn NJ. Shary, Mrs. +. j.
Hutford, Mrs. Julia T. Roper, Mrs. A.
l. Hoops. Mrs. H. K. Fulton, Mrs B.
Bedette Craig, Mrs. John Court and
Nine. Mana Genozefe Gavzale.
Miss Matilda Lucas. fourteen years
Brooks told of the hardshlps to be en-
dured before one "arrivcd" as q drama
tist and insisted that he knew from
personal experience. Mrs Margaret
Prescott Montague related the Difficult
ties encountered on the way to win a
prize as story writer and Mrs Mary
Austin talked of Mexico. The writing
snd acting of plays were discussed by
Miss Rita Weiman and Charles Coburn,
while Louis Tracy, after te eling of the
last resting place of the unknown sol
dier in Westminster Abbey, made &
strong appeal for the restoration of
that famous structure.
The members responsible FOR the
success OF the luncheon we're Mrs.
George ". Homer, Mrs Adoiphus
Ragan and Mrs Edmond Norton
Skinner
For the benefit ot The philanthropic
fund Of the Minerva Club Mrs. Mary
Stokes MacNutt president, an auction
bridge will be given Wednesday after
noon at the WaidoIf-Astoria Mrs. ".
w Beales ia chairman of the philan-
thropic committee, which annually dis
tributes Christmas baskets to the poor.
On account OF the illness OF Mrs. Mac
Mutt, the first vice-prcsldent, Mrs.
Simon Baruch, presided at the lunch
con and meeting last week at the Wal
dorf. Additional guests of honor in
eluded Fenwicke L. Holmes and Kath-
crime Eggleston Holmes Mrs. " S.
Brumaghin was chairman OF reception
and Mrs. John f. Sutherland chair
man of Introduction.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Henry Lane Wilson 10 Speak
Marquette Club to Hear Address
on Mexico

The Marquette Club announces that
Horny Lane Wilson, former Ambassa-
dor to Mexico, will be its guest of
honor December Is, and will deliver
an address in the ballroom Of the Hotel
Plaza on Mexico. The discourse is
one Of series Of talks being given
on questions OF the day under the au
Il oee q 'hc Marquette Club.
trayelogue entitled Labrador to
A.4s'. e1vcn thursday night by
l.. .. Armstrong, Of the Bureau Of
Commercial Economics, Washington,
before the members OF the club in
the Rose Room at the Plaza.
Following the lecture the members
went TO "lceland," the skating rink on
Broadway. The c'ub engaged the rink
for its exclusive use for the occasion
and served a supper.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Woman's Press Club Program

The Wo'aan's prcss Club, Mrs. Har-
yot Holt Deg, president viii omit
fres dents Day, which comes on De-
cember % This year. and in its stead
give Il benefit on December 20 in the
bal room Of the Waldorf Astoria at
o..c'ock. Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh.
wee president is the chairman Of the
hencft which is 10 assist the scholar
sap and pn.ianthrcpc funds OF the
club, not BY the stvdent who Is now
proNt'ng BY the scholarship In tho
fuiitzcr School Of Journalism. and the
rcinbs honorary president, the Rev.
fnoeoe a. Hanaford. Tho program
presents number Of speakers and
artists. Among tho latter are Rafaelo
Dlaz from the Metropolitan Opera: Ella
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
W0men's Clubs Become
Active LIN Social Affairs
Interest Continues Increase as Season Progresses
Attendance Being Large; Most of Organizations
Devote Attention to " orIl Of Philanthropic Nature

Many of the womens interesting meetings
ase week OF them being
being given entirely social affairs Al Of
end the the
great as at the first The attendance
we'll arranged Most Of the phianthropc
Sf holiday about COM
pleted and
Bile organizations the needy
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Beethoven to Give Musical

The Beethoven Society, Nine Aida
Tsnni-Tagliavia, president. will give
the second afternoon musicale of its
seventh season Saturday az o'clock in
the grand ballroom Of the Plaza. A
reception by the officers and board OF
directors will precede the program
The artists will be Eleanor Osborne
Buckley, soprano; Frederick Hoffman,
tenor, and william Kroll. violinist.
Dancing will follow the musicale. The
director, will have a social meeting
December IL at tho residence of Mrs.
Grace A Smith The annual Christmas
dance Of patrons and patronesses for
the Beethoven Circle OF young men and
women ushers Will be held at the
Plaza December %.
Tho Manhattan Matinee Club Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat. president and
founder, will give the frat evening the
ater party Of the season Tuesday, to see
"Just Suppose" Mrs W. S. Hess VIII
be the hostess. Ou the same after
noon the club will give card and
thimble party at the Waldorf Astoria
ser the benefit Of the emergency fund.
Mrs. G. p. Kupfrian is the chairman.
The president, Nrs MoTat, left last
week for California, owing TO i'll
health.
The meeting OF the Post-Parliamen nt
Club. Mrs. Cora Wel-es Trow, presl-
dent, to be held Friday at the Hotel
acAlpin, will open at 10 O'Clock with
the usual business session, and at 10 10
quests will be admitted for the pro-
gram, which will be in charge of the
committee on current literature, with
Hr. Hattie Mcdowell as chairman.
Subject: prize Stories OF 1919, O.
Horny Memorial" The standing rule
Of this club allows only members to
present the program, but guests may
take part in general discussion.
During each season there IS at least
times members are privileged TO sub
init questions In writing to the chair
man Of parliamentary laws.
The December meeting OF the New
York Browning Society Will be held
Wednesday at ,ne Waicorf-Astoria,
opening with business at O'Clock A,
j. O'Clock program is scheduled under
fhe chairnansnsD of Mira. William G4lf-
.th. b. ". Griffith viii SPEAK upon
Browing as d motion picture possible
speak on "The Cnecriress OF Brown.
,ng, as shown In Marching Along"
"Giys Rouse" and GLOW They
Brought the Good News From Client
% Ak David Morton nil speak on
Sonncts" and Edwin Markham On
Here and Hereafter" c1p aiming
brownsng's spir.t1al vic~s rs shown in
the poems "Pisgah S.ghts,' "pro og1e
70 Aso.ando," Speculation" and "Pros-
plce and Times Revenges"
Mira Henry Pnihp Kirby win give
ywo groups of song9, accompanied by
Ward Lewis.
Mrs. John Hoiley Clark Is president
% tho societ5.
The Thorrda7 program fos the Cor
grsss NJ 5sates Societies will be In
charge Of Mss susy G.. Harklns ard
Will 90 Maszacnusetts Day There vii
% vocal music under supervision oY
Nm henrietta Spike seeley. The meet
ing ~'ii be ~ the Nrtel CreHoriau
which is the acadquaftefs of tns corr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Palma, grand opera barytone; Oliver
Denton, concert pianist. and Miss
Bradley, contralto from the Mctropol-
tan Opera. Admission cards are 81
and are obtainable from club members
or the treasurer, Mrs W J. Wilson.
2lS Webster Avenue. Brooklyn.
r., The Thenter Assembly, Mrs. j..
1hristopher Marks president, held its
sSuuy .,gy,y day friday afternoon, presenting
Iihe First Year" now paying at the
Lite Theater. Mrs. John Martvn
Scoble, chairman of discussion. gavo
the presentation Of the play and had
charge of the discussion Mrs. Albert
Leon Page, chairman of "Topics Of the
Day" presented as The speaker JUDGE
OBrlen, who gave talk on the hous-
ing problem and high rentals Mrs.
Josephine Libby evoked cheers and
anghter IN her yearly address to the
given by Lieutenant Gitz- Rice. Mrs,
! William +. Maxwell Ind Mrs. G. John
son.
Mrs. F. Wright will have charge Of
the card party 1t the Hotel Astor Dc
cember l8.
Mrs: John H. Parker. president Of
the Theater Club, Inc, received a
warm welcome from her members as
well as a host of club women Of the
city and state November 23. on the
occasion Of her first appearance at n
meeting Of the club since her accident
last winter.
compliment was paid Mrs. Parker
by Mrs Noble Mcconnell. president
and founder of the New York Mozart
Society, who, in a message personally
delivered, advised Mrs Parker OF her
having been chosen an honorary and
life member of the New York Mozart
Society.
The Christmas program to be held
December 2s viii be in the form Of 2
p'av.et, "The Pea body Pew" given bv
members OF the club, Miss Lillian Schc
chairman Of the day The meeting o.
December Ia will be devoted to tn
dlscusslon Of the play because o.
Helen" Mrs. Albert A. Snowdep chair
man.
The club will have It's Arst dinner
dance at the Hotel Astor, January 18
Mrs. Albert W. Williams chairman.
Tho National Opera Club Of America.
Baroness Katharine Won Klcnncr, presi
dent will hold It's semi-annual MEETING
at the Waldorf Astoria Thursday'
Czecho-Slovak music will be the theme
Of tho day; Evelyn Grahame Smith
WI speak on current events in music
and Francis A. Pangrac, lecturer, on
piano)ogue Of Czech -Slovak music
Vocal Illustrations will be presented bv
Nine; Fuka Pangrac. Selections from
the "Bartered Bride" Will be given,
| Among the hosts and hosteqsos ora
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Notes Of the W0n1ens Clubs-Affairs in Society

on "Woman's Opportunity in Brooklyn
Affairs" Mrs. Edwin F. Lindridge Is
president of the .lub.
Chiropean. Miss Julia F. Ring. presi-
dent. will have a dinner at the Hotel
Comm odore Monday, January TO- in
charge of a committee headed by Mrs.
William s. Doig. Mrs. f. Morrison
Gray and Mrs. George Reichmann. Miss
Mabel X. Parr is chairman Of the ex-
ecutiye committee.
Portia Club Of the City of New York
Inc, Mrs. Edward Allen Albright, presi-
dent, me. at the Hotel Astor on Thurs
day, with Mrs. Iiortense Lersner as the
speaker OF the afternoon.
The New York Euphony Society, with
Mrs. James j. Gormley, president, will
give its first concert of the season in
the ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria
Thursday evening. DR.. Carl Hahn ia
the conductor Of the choral. The ac-
and Robert Gaylor. Dancing Will fol-
low the program.
The second musicale OF the season
Will take place next Saturday IN the
Astor Ga lery OF the Waldorf.
The ushers ard the members Of the
advisory board were given q smoker
by the president Friday evening at the
Waldorf. when twelve new ushers were
added 10 last years list. Mrs Arthur
knight entertained the officers Of the
choral yesterday afternoon at her
home, 12S West Seventy6rst Street.
Mrs. William II. Hamilton will speak
at meeting OF the Kansas Woman's
Cub tomorrow on the Kansas Navy
Founders Fund at the homo Of Miss
Lima E. Gano, 40l West 1lSth Street.
Sorosis, Mrs John Lewis Childs.
president, viii have a meeting to-mor-
row at the Waldorf Astoria. The pro
gram is in charge Of the committee on
phi anthropy Mrs. Lydia J. Wood,
Rossie will speak on "Who Is Ny
Neghbor?' The subject "Constructive
Philanthropy will be handled by Mrs.
Bernard Connolly. and Mrs Fanny II.
Carpenter VIII speak on Little Drops
OF Water A reception and luncheon
VIII precede the meeting
special meeting to consider NOM
nations for officers for the coming
election will be held December 90.
Mrs. Daniel ODay. of Rye, recently
elected cna rman of the Vestc ester
County Woman's Democratic organiza-
ton, entertained the executive board
at luncheon Friday at the Cosmopoli-
ran Club in New York. This orgs MIA.
tion was formed in New Rochelle at
the close of the Presidential campaign,
and tie following officers elected:
Mrs. NJ. Truman, first v ce-cha rman.
Yonkers; Miss Adelaide Goan, second
vice chairman, Katonah; Miss NJ Lou
lse Gross. secretary, White Plains; Mrs.
simeon Brady, treasurer, Somers; Mrs.
William Cullunl, auditor. Mount Yer
non. and Miss NJ. c. Murphy, press cor
respondent. Bronxville.
The board Of directors, besides the
officers includcs:
Mrs. r. V. Carroll, Yonkers; Mrs. J.
Wyman. Scarsdale; Mrs. VIII am
v cher. New Rochelle; Miss Anna Con.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

molly, Port Chester; Mrs. John g.,
mott, North Tarrytown; Mrs. A. Ios.s
Mount Vernon, Mrs w. r. Yard pleaa'
antville; Miss Dorothy Sparrow, PesIs
kill, and Mrs. II. Barrett, Dobbs FsrrU
Plans for organization Of the conn.
were discussed 81 the luncheon. and I.
was decided TO hold the first repn,,s
county meeting st Scarsdale in Jam
ary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

The Thorrda2 program fos the Cor
grsss ~ States Societies viii be In
charge Of Mss susy G.. Harklns ara
viii % Massacnusetts Day Thore will
% vocal muslc under supervision oY
Nm Henriet.a Spoke Seeley. The meet
ing Will be ~ the Hotel Crcgoriau,
.Ehicn is the acaaqpaftefs If tns COR
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Portia Club Of the City of New York,
Inc, Mrs. Edward Allen Albright, presi-
dent, me- at the Hotel Astor on Thurs
day, with Mrs. Hortense Lersner as the
speaker OF the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Mozart Society
Gives Dance
And Musicale
Cups Won at Golf Tourna-
ment Presented Winners:
2 New Governors Elected:
Luncheon Given Members
Euphony to Give Concert
Florence Auer to Present
"King john Scene at
Verdi Dramatic Afternoon

The New York Mozart Society. Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell president, gave its
second morning musicale, luncheon
and dance yesterday at the Hotel
Astor. 1t was a brilliant affair. and,
beginning at 1880 in the morning,
lasted until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The artists were Chief Coupolican,
barytone Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company; Charlotte Hollander. con-
tralto, and Antonio Certain, cel.ist,
with Charles Gilbert Spross, accom-
paN:st.
The cups won at the recent golf
tournament Of the Mozart Go Circle
we're presented to the winners. Mrs.
Leslie L. Savage and Walter ". Grif-
fifth.
A meeting of the board of the
Mozart Society was held Wednesday
at the Hotel Astor. After two-hour
business session the members were en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. McCon-
nell and afterward taken 10 the the
ater. Two new governors were elected,
Mrs. Augustus V Wendell and Mrs.
Richard Dcnbigh.
The Verdi Club Mrs. Florence Eos
ter Jenkins. president, will give a mu-
sicale and dramatic afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria Friday. scene from
King john will be given by Florence
Aucr. and other artists win include Paulo
Grippe, Baroness Leja de ForinoT, Albert
Carroll and Blanche Tamud Among the
guests of honor will be Mrs. Edmund
Wilkinson Kingsland, president of the
Ohio Club; Miss Helen Whitman
Ritchie, Mrs. Edith r. Pearsons. prosi
dent of the Manhattan Study Club;
Nine. Carlo Polifeme, president of lie
Lyceum, and Mrs James 0 Canthers.
The musicale viii be followed bv a
reception. Miss Edna Moreand. chair
man of the reception committee. viii
be assisted by Mrs. J. Jones Christie
and Mrs. Frank G. Smith.
Tie Brooklyn Woman's Club viii
have meeting tomorrow evening in
charge of the chairman of the aux
iliary committee. Mrs Audlev Clarke.
Joseph +. Brush, barytone OF the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. Will
sing. with James A. B. TuthiN accom-
panist. Herbert +. Gunnison. pub
Usher Of The Brooklyn Eagle, will talk
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Mrs William II. Hamilton will speak
at meeting OF the Kansas Woman's
Cub tomorrow on the Kansas Navy
Founders Fund at the home Of Miss
Lima E. Gano, 40l West llSth Street.