The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10

- - dent uii RESUME its musical
ana social activities q THIS season on
saturday aftsrnoon. November 8. with
en- artists recitai ~ the ballroom "a
tho waidorf-Amoria. This ~gli mark
the aeeinnlng a. the cluh's thirty
fourth season ard fron present indl-
cations VIII bc the MOST militant ID iis
history Aime. Rosa Raisa. dramatic
soprano. win Pc tnc artist. anc "a am
De her first appearance this season
The programme win be followed -
dancing.
On November 20 the club win have
another musicale joint recital ~
Miss Rosalic Miller and Mr. Harold
Lauu In addition 10 these events. the
clubs programme includes thr~~ cee-
ming concerts--0n December IA. March
l and April 9. musicaies on the after
moons OF January rs. February ~ and
April l6; artists recitals on January
Is and March -. ana two extra dances
IN the roof parlors. AN OF the events
VIII be held In the Waldorf. Astoria
and each programme viii bc followed
by dancing. Among tho artists who
VIII appear during the season are Mime.
Frances Aida. Nile. Rosa ponwelle
Nine. Rosa Raisa. Miss Rosalie Miller.
Miss Marjorie SQuircs. Mr. Josef Turin.
MT. Justin Lury. Mr.. William Brandt
and Mr.. Laurance Leonard.
The first rehearsal OF the choral viii
be held on the morning OF October 20
in the Astor Gallery and will b. under
the direction OF William r. Chapman
the musical director. Miss Alice NJ
Shaw win be the clubs accompanist
The choral is larger than ever this
year. numbering It's. Men win 10 an
united to the club this season "a as
sociate auxiliary members.
Miss Mary Jordan Baker a ebair.
man of the PhilanthropIc comn,lt,as
and associated with her are Mrs
Charles @. Braxmar. Mrs. Walter
Gray Crump, Mrs. Henry N. Forbes
and Mrs. j. W. Hedden The africa
OF the club In addition to Mrs chan
man, are Mrs. Alexander ii. candiish.
Mrs w. II. II. Amerman, and Mrs.
John Hudson Storcr. vice-presidents
Mrs. jesse w. Hedden. recording sec
'retary. and Miss Mary Jordan Raker
corresponding secretary and treasurer.
The directors are Miss Helen Barrett.
Mrs. Charles G.. Braxmar. Mrs. Walter
Gray Crump. Mrs. Henry II. Forbes.
Mrs. John II. Griesel Mrs. Emma ".
Patterson, Mrs. Charles T.. Tcrhunc.
Mrs Marshall o. Terry and Miss Anna
S. Wilson.
The Theatre Assembly. Nrs. J. Chris
TOPPER Marks. president, has made all
arrangements for brilliant season. The
schedule includes six Study Days when
the members will discuss plays under
the leadership OF Mrs. John Martin
Scoble. chairman OF discussion. An
important part OF the Study Day pro-
rrrnfnme " the presentation OF Topics
Of the Day" by the chairman, Mrs
Albert Leon Page. The most promi.
nent speakers OF the country are pre-.
scented at this time. Six Social DAYS
will be given In Hotel Astor when en-
act from a play playing on Broadwas
will be produced by the original com.
pany. Fashion Review also will be
given. The entire programme on So
cial Days IL strictly professional
The Theatre Assembly Choral of I2s
women Will give a concert and ball In
January and another in April in the
Astor. DR.. J. Christopher Marks Is the
musical director and Mr.. Harry NJ
Gilbert the accompanist. Choral re-
hearsais are held on Thursday morn
ings at the hotel. Four Evening sup
per Dances will be given In November.
December. February and March, and
six card parties for the benefit OF the
Actors Fund OF America and the
emergency fund will be held during the
season. There. also. viii be six re-
captions and afternoon teas i'm private
homes in Brooklyn. These receptions
are a means to promote social rela-
lions among the members and also n
means whereby new members may be-
come acquainted.
AS has been the custom each year.
the Theatre Assembly win give a
Christmas festival at the Actors Fund
Home on Staten Island for the guests
of the home. Christmas tree with
gifts, &c. is supplied by the Assembly
ms well as a Christmas supper
The Theatre Assembly season will
close on Saturday. April 30 with the
ANNUAL Luncheon and Follies at the
Astor.
The Theatre Club. Mrs John n. Parker,
president, is arranging many Innovations
for the season, including both social
and charitable events. Meetings OF the
club VIII DO held at the Hotel Astor on
every second and fourth Tuesday OF
each month from october 70 May. The
first business meeting and study day
will be on Tuesday afternoon, when
Mrs Albert X Snowden will be chair
ran and present the play Enter
Madamo' for discussion. The irst social
day on october 26 will be In charge Of
Mre. Helen Wells. chairman OF pro-
granlme and Mrs. Maurice Lichtman,
chairman OF music.
Mrs. Parker, the president. has re-
covered from being hurt In a railroad
essssent some months ago but Is
,fftpicd as the result OF Il.
Daughters OF Ohio In New York. Mrs
Edmund w. Klngsland. president. win
have their 1rst meeting of the season
tomorrow In the east room OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria- II VIII be officers day
and members only win be admitted.
The meeting II called for 2 o'clock and
will be followed an hour later by
social programme which will include
Barlowe Borland OF "Ciarenoe' company,
Francesca ReddinR and Emily Begin OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. who
will be accompanied by Frederick Van
6erpooi at the pi mo.
The club will have its nineteenth birth
day luncheon on November %.
Nt
Rainy Day Club, Mrs. A NJ. Palmer,
president, had it's first meeting OF the
m~n.on IN VVodpaaday al tho Tfotpl A a.