The New York herald., 1921-04-17

committee and Mrs, Sturgis 5. Durham
vice-chairman. The other members of
the committee are Mines Henry Eeh
nirg. Marshall Clark. Charles l.. Conklin.
George II. Corey. William e. Diler. II.
&. Huber. Hyatt Lyke, Frederick l..
McCutcheon. Walter q. Nichols +. ".
Pennypacler Elisha Rsley Rich. Loren
X. Rockwell William H. Sage. William
RI. Whittall and 3. 9. Wooster and Miss
Mary l.. Walker.
The society had its final musicale or
the season last Thursday al the Waldorf
Astoria The artists were Miss Leta
May. coloratura soprano Miss Helen
Jeffrey. yiolinist Knight MacGregor.
barytone. and Erwin Nyiregyhazi pi-
anlst Mrs. Orlson B. smith was chair
man Of the music committee and Mrs.
Alvah Swayze Of arrangements.
"T'he power OF Music" was the topic
of an address by Mrs. Henrietta Seeley
at the meeting OF the Congress OF states
Societies. Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian presi-
dent. on Thursday afternoon at the
Hotel Pennsylvania The talk was fol-
lowed by musical progra mme given
by Miss Lillian Morlang soprano and
Miss Helen Goodman. pianist.
The Texas club will celebrate san ia
cinto day with battle Of flowers and
dance a. the Plaza on Thursday eve
ming. The event is In commemoration
Of the battle OF San Jacinto. ~ which
the Texas forces under Gen. Sam Hoas-
ton won their freedom from Mexico and
esta blished an independent republic.
later voluntarily Joining the Union as e
state. Mrs. Austin Y. Hancock is chair
man OF arrangements. Twenty Texas
girls will lead the grand march.
The Louise Morgan Art Dancers viii
give a benefit on the afternoon OF May
6 AZ the Sixty-third Street Theatre FOR
the Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children, 47i West Fifty-seventh street.
and the Lulu Thorley Home for Grip
pied and Delicate Children. Clavcrack
y. H.. ~ which Mr.. Walter Scott is
president Mrs. T. Eliwood Briggs ia
chairman Of the committee.
An afternoon dance win follow the
luncheon and programme Of the Minerva
Club. Mrs Mary Stokes MacNutt. preai-
dent on Manday, April Is. AZ the Wal
dorf-Astoria. II will be the last meet
ing OF the season. Mrs John Edgar
Sutherland will be chairman OF the day.
Tho programme will include songs by
Airs Julia NJ. Grundy, recitatlons By
Mrs Frederick Pentecost Philips. an
address hy the Rev. vi warrea Giles
ana Current Events" by Mrs. Belle De
Rivera,
Hamlin Garland viii be the principal
speaker ~ the evening meeting Of the
Indiana club tomorrow at the Hotel
McAlplu. The annual election Of officers
will precede the programme. Men now
are eligible to memberahip to the So
ciety. which formely was known as the
Daughters or Indiana The present off,
GERS are Miss Mary Garrett Hay, presi-
dent Mrs. John Al Wood, Mrs y. H.
Giltner Miss Ruby Rees and Mrs. Reu-
ben Jeffrey. vlce-presdents Mrs Paul
True. corresponding secretary; Miss
Lois r clark. recording secretary. and
Mrs Newell ~ stewart, treasurer.
The April luncheon of the Manhattan
Matinee club. Mrs Jessie Emerson
Monst, founder ana president. win be
held on Wednesday al the Waldorf
Astoria. Aftcrward The members and
guests will see Three Live Ghosts at
the Nora Bayes Theatre Mrs. George
\. Fowler viii be chairman ~ the day
The regular monthly meeting Of the
club will be held tomorrow afternoon
Ak the Waldorf Astoria Mrq Frank "
scardeHe,d acting president, viii pre-
side Moliero viii bo the subject ~
talk By Mrs James w lIowie.
The Beethoven society. Mime Aida
Tanini- Tagllavia. president. will have
the following artists TO assist the choral