New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Rubinstein Club Gives Concert

Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rog-
ers Chapman president, gave its Tooth
evening concert on Tuesday. William
Rogers Chapman founded the club and
me nrst concert was given in Decem-
ber. 1887. Mr.. Chapman was presented
with goldheaded cane from the
choral, the presentation being made by
Mrs. Alexander II. Candlish, vice
president.
The club choral was assisted by
Laurence Leonard, barytone Miss
Alice NJ. Shaw was the accompanist.
The program was brilliant and at the
close was followed by dancing and
supper in the grill.
Among the box holders were: Mrs.
". H. II. Amerman, Miss Mary Jordan
Baker, Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs James
.. NJ. Bostwick, Mrs. Charles G. Brax-
mar, Mrs. Alexander H. Candlish, Mrs
Alexander Chandler, Mrs. William f.
Chapman. Mrs. William Cameron, Mrs.
Alfred W Cochran, Mrs. + A Cole,
Mrs. G. B. Corsa, Miss Ida NJ. Crum,
Mrs. Walter Gray Crump Mrs. Louis A.
Cushman. Mrs. Arthur Day, Mrs. Will
liam II. Duckworth, Mrs. Feed H.
Eaton, Mrs. r. J. Ehlers, Mrs. T. c.
Fischer, Mrs. J. F. Goddard, Mrs. John
4. Griesel, Mrs. J. G. Gulick Mrs.
II
Mrs. Charles r. Jung, Mrs. J. W. John
son, Mrs. William J. Kennedy, Mrs A.
Aitchelt, Miss NJ. Elizabeth Lester, Mrs
Henry C. Lomb, Mrs. ]. Z. Mastin. Mrs.
William Thorne Matthews. Mrs. Walter
Moore, Mrs. John NJ. Mossman, Mrs.
George W Newton, Mrs. C. V. Palermo,
Mrs. Hubert T. Parsons, Mrs. r. C.
Penheld, ". II. Porter, Mrs. +. J.
Kendall. Mrs. c. Augustine Robinson,
Mrs. William J. Sloane, Mrs. Charles L.
sprague, Mrs. John Hudson Storer,
Mrs. Marshall 0. Terry, Mrs. ". H.
Wallace, Miss S. Wilson, Mrs. Burnett
L. Wenham and Mrs. Marion Zabrskie.
The next afternoon musicale Will be
given January Is. The philanthropic
committee will meet as usual on
Wednesday in the Waldorf-Astoria,
Miss Mary J. Baker, chairman.
The Congress of States met at the
headquarters, Hotel Gregorian, the pro-
gram session at 3 o'clock being under
The chairmanship OF Miss Susie G
Harkins, who gave a talk on the Pill
grims. the tercentenary and other sub
jects OF peculiar interest to Massachu-
setts, bringing many questions up fol
discussion. The usual round table
luncheon was at l o'clock, about one
MIRA OF tne states DelNg represented.
Mrs. Thomas Slack, one OF the vice
presidents, presided.
The annual musical of the National
California Club viii take place Tuesday
at the Waldorf Astoria, with Mrs
Beatrice Fine as chairman, who has
arranged program Oh which will ap-
pear Mrs. Peter v Gifen and Mrs Mer-
rill B Sands. sopranos; George Jordan
oarytone; Lawrence Schauffser, pianist;
Mss Fanny Hneline, banjoist. and
s-iss Dorothy Fine, accompanist.
The Society Of New York State Won.
en- Will hold its monthly meeting at
The Hotel Astor tomorrow. with DR.
Frances W Mcneil, president. in ths
chair and Mrs. Austin Finepan chair
man Of program. The artists will b.
Mn'e. Para Maze Griswold. soprano:
Albert Schall, vlolinist. aAd Mn Laga,
Sasoyer, pianist. Miss Dorothy Mea
do~s vii speak on the Armenian situa
tion and Mrs. Alex Herbernaa viii! riv.
State OF New York historical review
The program will be at 3 O'clock an,
preceding It there will be q busires,
meeting for members only