New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

society will be held In Mrs. McCon-
nell's suite at the Astor October and
the first morning musicale on Novem-
Der 6. This latter is an innovation
this year and the program will open
at 1880 o'clock, followed by luncheon
from l to 2:80, after which there will
be dancing until o'clock.
Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook, who
has closed her country place st Oyster
Brooklyn with her family, is chairman.
Mrs. Mcconnell is at her country
place at Scarsdale, but comes into town
every day to attend to the affairs of
the Mozart Society. She will entertain
the members Of the board soon at q
matinee party to see "Poldekin.'
The East Side Clinic for Women and
Children, of which Mrs. Mcconnell Is
founder and president, Is caring for
between 80 and 100 children o day
under the direction Of DR.. A. c.
Schwenk and DR.. K. w. Buell..
The officers Of the New York Mozart
Society are:
Mrs Noble Mcconnell, president;
Mrs. F. Macdonald Sinclair, honorary
vice-president; Mrs. Benjamin Adri-
ance, honorary active vice-president;
Mrs. Clarence Burns, frst vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Adolph J. Wells, second vice
president; Mrs. E. Bassford Schmalholz,
third vice-president; Mrs. John Thomas
Taylor, fourth vice-president; Mrs. Jo-
seph James Root, jr., secretary, and
Mrs. Frederic Cushing Stevens. treas
urer.
Board Of Governors-Mrs. Samuel G.
Estabrook. Mrs. Willis j. Blackwell
Griffith, Mrs. Henry w. McCandless
Mrs. E. o. A. Glokner, Mrs. William M
Haradon, Mrs. William H. McGee, Mrs
Lincoln s. Rogers, Mrs. Owen J. Me.
Williams, Mrs. Edgar o. Challenger
Mrs. Thomas w. Bentley, Mrs. Emma
+. Seamans Mrs. Frank Cochran, Mrs
Robert. n. Davis, Mrs. Richard A. Cor
ROOM Mrs. Paul G. Wooster, Mrs. Lionel
Van Praagh, Mrs. Grace Ethel Folk,
Hession, Mira. William M. Balm. Mrs,
Edwin Bliss Shays, Mrs. Frank II, Ed
munds and Mrs. Frank A. Peteler,
MEs. John BLAIR, seero1aYy Of &he
Wonnen's City Club, gave q luncheon
Thursday in honor Of Miss Margaret
Prescott Montague. author Of aIYncls
Sam Of Freedom Ridge" OF Tho Won.
ems City Club. % Park Avenue, The
guests were Mas v. ID. Furman. Miss
@ary Garrett Hay Mrg. Anne o'Hagen
Snlnn, MIS- Nachoaas B1ddell, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman. = Ars. Belmont Tl3.
Miss Eula MeC1ayy. ' ''>'
trip from WHITE Sulphur springs to
sfeasus sfsssa saS aS Hsavsss shewfng q hsr
w1lI bo given as the gelwyn and Cohsn
Inssyars shas evening. walp be az 4hs
= 1a''ss Assaan zeS several days.
COMMITTEES ID * asssoa.ssn Sa sns aossssHs ssseSsvs
Wsdnssasy % ss7 49, Wsssre1 soiss wss s.1sat nsa
i was called % order by Mrs. Julian
heath, psssiasns Of the league. The
business routine being cornpietsd the
resignation OF Mrs. William d. Beam
AZ sFeasussT, was accepted at her earn.
esq request and MIRA Victor II, Emar
son, ef West End Avenue. was unan;.
nxaousty elected 20 succeed her. cnn.
ssefense 1oiIewe0 Ia regard to the work
iS.4.e sae eOn1ng year, and encouraging
sostefs were read from branch leacnes
10 aineTsns parta Of the country "a.
Hse.auy Ss. Paul, Minneapolis, Toledo
Eoxs,9ad Me-: Providence, New Haven
and Nes1oik, Va. Many Of tho lettsrs
Ssceyed contained dues for annual
nsemberghins and expressed interest IN
see work for the coming year.
The Wall Street Women's Club wifi,
ns&sn 7ts fall aesivitfsa With q dinneY
Sno e1an meeting st Be, Psul's Lunch
Tgsans as yesey and Church streets, on
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