The New York herald., 1921-03-06

during Lent they now are arranging
even more brilliant events for the
close of the season.
The Marquette Club is planning g
large St. Patrick's Day celebration
The event is to take place at the Plaza
lon Thursday evening, March II, and
1.-THE entire second floor OF the hotel has
been engaged for the occasion. All the
boxes have been sold and more than
one thousand persons are expected TO
lattend.
The musical clubs of Columbia Uni
yersity, consisting of one hundred
members. are to give concert from
s o'clock until 10. and following the
programme the clubs annual st. Pat
rick's Day dance is to take place
The committee OF arrangements. con-
sisting OF thirty members OF the club
under the craftsmanship of Mr.. Peter
J. McGovern. Jr., and Miss Sallie Nc
Kenna, is as follows: Messrs. Am
brose O'Connell. John r. Egan, Will
lam F. McManus, r. e. Fonseca. Jr.;
Messrs Paul T. Kammerer, Jr.; Frank
McHugh, Thaddeus Ughetta, J. A.
Birmingham, John J. DAILY. J. Louis
Meyer. Henry McFIenry, Joseph ]. Nc
Ardle, Arthur 3. McArdle and E. Ar
thur Carter, DR.. George r. Stuart.
Judge F. J. Coleman, Jr.; Mrs. John
Sweeney. Miss Clare Conway. Misses
Elisabeth Murphy, Veronica c. Max
well, Marie Jenkins. Elena Pisani,
Kathleen Slevin. Margaret Pearson
August, Louise Clifford. Nina Lugand,
Marjorie Freund. Doris Warner Adds.
Josephine O'Connor, Katherine Blake,
Vivian Reilly, Gertrude Walsh, Ellen
Burke and Catherine Casey.
Rubinstein Clubs second evening con-
cert on Tuesday brought out large
gathering Of members and friends of the
society and the big ballroom OF the
Wa1dorf-Astoria was filled to its ca
pacity. Under the direction of William
r. Chapman the club choral sang ten
new part songs, also three folk songs.
The assisting artists were Miss Marie
Stapleton- Murray, soprano. and Joseph
Turin. Russian tenor Miss Alice Shaw
was at the piano and Louis Dresser at
the organ.
During the intermission the president,
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman. received
the guests of honor who included many
members of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. The programme was followed by
dancing and supper in the rose room.
On the afternoon OF March 10 the club
viii have card party in the Waldorf
apartments for the benefit of its phil
anthropic fund It will be under the
direction OF Miss Mary Jordan Baker.
There will be a prize for each table.
!, There will be an entertainment and
dance on the evening of April /. also
for the benefit of the philanthropio
fund.
The fifth afternoon musicale will be
on March 10 when Rosa Ponselle Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company will give
a song recital. This also win be Presi
dents Day and more than a hundred
heads OF womens club have been invited
as guests Of honor.
Plans for the eighteenth annual White
Breakfast are being completed and res
ervations for many tables and seats
already have been made. Mrs George
I. Golfer. 40 West 119th street, Is
chairman of tickets and applications fol
them should be made at once.
The annual New York Mozart Society
dinner and dance will be given In the
grand ballroom OF the Hotel Astor Apri
6. with Mrs William NJ Haradon a,
chairman. Tables seating ten are SO,
and the guests VIII be limited to 500.
The ballroom will be transformed into Z
garden of flowers and an orchestra o
twenty-five pieces will play.
The next concert of the society will
be held March 15 in tho ballroom o
the Hotel Astor. The artist will bo Jos
Mardones, basso. of the metropolitan
Opera Company. He will be assisted b,
tho Mozart Choral under the direction
OF Richard I. Percy and accompanies
by Charles Gilbert Spross. The pro
Eramme will be followed by supper ant
dancing.
The March morning musicale, lunch
con and dance Of the Mozart Society tool
place yesterday in the ballroom OF thi
Hotel Astor. 1t also was In the natur
of a welcome home reception for tn,
president, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, wh,
returned from Pinehurst, n. c., las
Tuesday.
On Saturday tho New York Euphon,
Society will give the fifth ma atinee must
Gale OF the season at the waldorf-As
toria- There will be both vocal and
instrumental solos by well known ar
lists. after which there will be a tes
followed by dancing.
The last concert OF the season viii
take place on the evening OF April 5
when a surprise will be In store for tn,
audience in the person of the artis
assisting the choral. The choral, under
the direction OF DR.. Carl Hahn. will sins
among Its numbers q group Of ancien
folksong.
The president. Mrs. James J. CORN
ley. was the guest OF honor at the Rain
bow Club Of the Americas on Monday
evening.
The third Of the series OF card par.
ties, which have proved so attractive e
the members and their friends. will take
place on Saturday, March 49, at Tn,
/ Waldorf.
Mrs. Frederick r. Lauer held til,
lucky number for the door prize, con
y sisting of tweuty-six pieces Of silver. a.
the last card games.
Reservations for the breakfast may
DO made by applying to the president a
her home. 9l6 St. Marks avenue. Brook
iyn. or TO the chairman-generel, Mrs
kargaretta Griem.
Priors. the organization recently
formed. will have an informal boar,
meeting to consider plans for futur,
work on Friday O. the home Of Mrs
Louis Ralston. 206 West Seventy-nlntl
street The club was founded by AIsi
Cherrie Clark and only officers. dircc
tors and chairmen Of standing commit
tees who have served at least one yea
ia the New York City Federation o.
Women's Clubs are eligible to member