The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Members of Mozart Society
( Start Tournaments-Busi-
ness Meetings Begin.

M to golf as relaxation and
from now on that popular
outdoor sport will form an important
part in some OF the women's clubs. II
has just been added to the many ac-
tivities OF the New York Mozart So
ciety, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president.
About one hundred members of the
society have formed "a new department
to be called the Mozart Golf Circle.
Only members are eligible for member
ship and tournaments will be held fire.
ouentiy, the first one having taken
place last Friday at the Scarsdale Golf
Club. Among the women who played
were Mrs. Richard T. Percy. Mrs. Carl
Knudsen. Mrs. Edward B. Schmalholz,
Mrs. E. Macdonald Sinclair and Mrs.
Edgar o. Challenger. The duties of
Mrs. Mcconnell as head of the Mozart
and East Side Clinic for Women and
Children and the members of these
organizations have become so exact
ing that, like the men, they have
turned to the game as a relaxation.
The Mozart will have it's first must
Gale Of the season on November 6, at
the Hotel Astor. 1t will be an all day
event, beginning In the morning at IL
o'clock, followed by luncheon and then
dancing, which will continue until late
afternoon. The artists on this occa-
sion will be Miss Leta May, soprano;
Edward nankow, hasso, and Rudolph
Bockto, violinist. Richard t. Percy
will conduct. The society will give a
dinner and dance at the Aston on April
8. Already thirty-five tables have been
taken. The club now has $50 MEM
bers.
The American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill president, will begin
its season with a business meeting on
Friday at the Hotel Commodore. Many
matters of interest will be discussed and
acted upon and large attendance is
anticipated. The first luncheon of the
society will be on November 5. also at
the Commodore which win be its head
quarters in the future. The meetings
formerly were held at the Plaza.
Minerva Club, Mrs. Mary Stokes Mac
Mutt president, will have It's first meet
ing and luncheon of the season on Mon
day, October %, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
An unusually interesting and attractive
programme has been arranged by Mrs.
Louis Amin Ames, chairman of the day.
The executive board members will meet
tomorrow at the hotel. Philanthropy is
one of the chief interests OF the society
and the first philanthropic committee
meeting was held on Thursday under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. William w.
Beales The officers of the society in
addition to Mrs. MacNutt are Mrs.
Simon BarrIch. Mrs. John Francis Yaw-
ger. Mrs. Robert Dyatt Blaclzman. Mrs
Carl Cronemeyer and Mrs Frederick
Clark Brown. vice-presidentsy Mrs.
Howard c. Root, treasurer Mrs. Robert
Francis Cartwright. recording secretary.
and Mrs. William w. Beales. correspond
ing secretary.
The Marquette Club will start It's So
cial season on Friday evening with a
card party and dance at the Plaza, the
entire second floor Of the hotel being
reserved for the event. Bridge. euchre
and pinochle will be played in three sep
arate bathrooms. while dancing will be
held at the same time in a fourth Many
prizes have been donated for the win
ners at cards. and Liberty bond Is 10
be given at the door. A committee or
one hundred members. with John Thomas
Egan as chairman. and Miss Catherine
O'Connell as vice-chairman. are work
ing to make the evening success.
On last Sunday afternoon at the
Plaza, Miss Marie Waters Kennedy. as
sisted by Mrs. Calvert Robinson. pre-
sented a programme of songs for the
entertainment OF the committee. and tea
was served.
Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida Tanini-
Tagliavia, president. will begin its social
season with a musicale and dance in the
ballroom of the Plaza on Saturday after
noon November IS. The first directors
meeting was held on Friday at the resi-
dence Of the president, SO West Seventy
fourth street. when plans were made for
Ave rnusicales with dancing and two
evening concerts by distinguished artists.
Tea was served after the meeting. Mr..
Louis Koemmenich again will be the
conductor of the society. The first
weekly rehearsal OF the choral members
was held on October T. Miss Claire Vial
is the new chairman OF the Beethoven
Circle of Junior members and Mrs. John
s. Hyatt will be the matron. During
the season several large dances will be
given by the young men and women
ushers. The officers OF the club In add
ton to Mime. Tagliavia are Mines. Simon
Baruch, w. Otis Fredenburg. J. X. Pap
passirnakes. NJ. s. Carvaiho, r. r. Arch.
bold and Carl Jungen, vice-presidents
and Mrs Dudley van Holland, recording
secretary.
The National Opera Club, Nine. Kath
arine Evans Won Klenrer, founder and
president, will have it's first social meet
ing Of the season on October 2S at the
waldorf-Astoria, when n lecture In Eng
lish will be given by Mr.. Frederick Dean
with vocal illustrations by Nine. Ma
Kalna and Mr.. Frederick SouthwicS. A
mixed chorus Is being formed. Those
desiring 10 join may communicate with
Nine. Won Klenner. 952 Eighth avenue
Four operas will be presented during the
season by members of the club.
The Theatre Club. Mrs. John III
Parker, president. held It's hrst study
day OF the season last Tuesday after
noon at the Astor. In the absence OF
the president Mrs. Helen Wells. first
vice-president, presided After the usual
business had been transacted the follow
ing women were appointed 20 attend the
fifty-third convention OF the New Yori
City Federation OF women's Clubs: Mrs
Helen Wells. first delegate Mrs. Will
lam j. Gaudineer. second delegate; Mrs
NJ Apple, first alternate, and Mrs. A
Weiner, second alternate.
The frcf of n cCrac Of four cav mar.