New-York tribune., 1921-02-13
Reception Arranged
For Junior Cabinet
OF Mozart Society
Miss Dorothy Bentley Enter
tains Associates Tuesday;
Clio Club to Hear Singer
and Speakers Tomorrow

Miss Dorothy Bentley will give re-
..-+io- ord scs Thursday at her home,
8t7 West End Avenue, Sor the members
Of the Junior Cabinet Of the New York
Mozart society, OF which Mrs. NOBLE
Mcconnell is president. The members
Of the cabinet are: Miss Evelyn Esta-
brook. chairman; Miss Bessie Worthen
Stevens, vice-chairman; Miss Vyvian
Albanesius, Miss Dorothy Bentley, Miss
Elsie Bickman, Miss Eleanor q.
Boerurn, Miss Ida F. Braun, Miss Mabel
Ceryantes, Miss Angela Cochran, MISS
Elizabeth F. Coffin, Miss Anna Franklin
Crane, Miss Regina Duff, Miss Eliza
beth j. Edwards, Miss Florence M. Had
lev, Miss Grace Adelaide Hession, Miss
Maude A. M. James, Miss Dorothy M.
Kennedy, Miss Margaret Klein, Miss
Avis Macdonald, Miss Margaret Nc
Candless, Miss Sallie M. McKenna, Miss
Florence McCullagh, Miss Madeleine L.
McKeogh, Miss Georgina McTernan,
Miss Clara E. McWilliams, Miss Marion
ONeill, Miss Katherine H. Otis, Miss
Kathryn Scheerer, Miss Louise Scheer-
er, Miss Beatrice E. Sillo, Miss
Adrienne C. Soldin, Miss Charlotte
Southworth, Miss Marjorie L. Stevens,
Miss Grace Strasburger, Miss Joseph
inc Titus, Miss Irene B. Trumbull, Miss
Vera VanPraagh, Miss Aline Walton,
Miss Martha Whitefield and Miss May
Whitefeld; associate members, Miss
Eleanor Buckhout, Miss Virginia Carr
and Miss Marie Cecilia Carr.
The ushers of the Mozart Society,
William A. Stats, chairman, will meet
ut the Hotel Astor, February 2f.
Clio of New York, Mrs. Willis P,
Miner president and Mrs. Charles
Duane Baker honorary president, will
meet tomorrow at the Hotel Astor.
Constance Eberhart, soprano will sing;
Miss Kate Parsons W II give a talk and
DIR. Andrew w. Edison, associate super
intendent of schools, will speak on
school conditions.
The Southland Club, Mrs. Simon Ba-
ruch president, met last Thursday
afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria 1t
honor was Major General Robert Lee
Bullard. who spoke on the war. Miss
Bessie Cornell, o Harrington, eleven
years old, sang the BELL Song" from
"Lakme" and other arias. Miss Leven
son also sang, as did Miss Constance
Alney. Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler
read poem of her own composition in
honor of Mrs. Baruch.
The guests of honor included Mrs
Belle de Rivera Nine. Carlo Polifeme,
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, Mrs.
James Henry Parker, Mrs William B
Smith, DR.. Simon Baruch. Mrs. Lillian
R. Sire, Mrs. John Robert Miller, Mrs
William Cumming Storey and Mrs.
George E. Owens.
Daughters of Ohio in New York,
Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland president
will meet tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria. There will be an executive
meeting at l O'Clock, followed by a
business session an hour later and a
social hour at O'clock. Mrs William
H. Parsons will be chairman cf the day
and the guests of honor will be the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Whitaker
Work; Colonel Helen R. Bastedo and
Mrs. Louis Ralston. The program will
include violin selections by Professor
D. Katz, soprano numbers by Katherine
Steinbeck and addresses by Thomas E.
Rush and Thomas w. Churchill.
Mrs. Marc M. Reynolds, chairman of
the ways and means committee, has ar
ranged for the second card party for
the fund for the blind, to be held on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John J. Thompson, 1877 West l2lst
Street.
The Long Island Society, Daughters