New-York tribune., 1921-02-13

D'AngeIa Berg, Mrs. A. M. Palmer,
Miss Emile M. Bullowa, Mrs. William
M. Sporborg, Mrs. James G. Wentz.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Miss Evelyn
Goldsmith, Mrs. Elmer Blair. Edith
Totten, Mrs. John Marshall Gallagher,
Mrs. Henry Clark Coe, Miss Bertha
Rembaugh, Judge Jean Norris DR..
Lyman Whitney Allen, G. A. Rogers,
DR.. George B. Winton. Sidney Gulick
and Samuel Berger.
Following the invocation by DR.. Ly-
man Whitney Allen, history of the
club was read by Herman H. Horne.
The speakers and their subjects were:
Miss Emile BulIows, "God Give Us
Women; Mrs. Belle de Rivera, "Fash-
ion and Fame; SAMUEL Berger, "In-
vestigations"; Miss Helen Varick Bos-
we'll, Glow Women Can Best Serve
the State and Nation; G. A. Rogers,
present Day Problems; Miss Mary
Garrett Hay, "C)ub Women's Hus
bands; DR.. G. B. Winton, Mexico and
the United States," and Sidney L. Gu
lick, Immigration"
A feature of the luncheon was the
lode so Portia," read by the author,
+. Lyman Whitney Aen. There were
rocal selections by Catarina Guerrieri
and Mrs. Howard S. Baker.
The Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter Jenkins president, will give it's Sec
ond annual Shakespearssn perform
ance for the benefit of the Italian Red
Cross on St. Valentines Day at the
Garrick Theater. Twelfth Night"
will be given with the following cast:
St. Clair Bayfield,, Miss Frances Car
son, Pedro de Cordoba, Harry Gribble,
Charles Harbury, Rowland Blackstone,
Gerald Hamer, Ulysses Graham, Nor
gan Farley, Miss Mary Holton, Fred
Bickel, William Goodridge, Miss Sylvia
Little and Robert Roland.
The production will be directed by
ST. Clair Bayfield,, of the Ben Greet,
Walter Hampden and Sir Herbert Tree
companies. Tickets at $3.50 each may
be ordered by phone, Vanderbilt 857o,
or secured at the Garrick Theater.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten. presi-
dent, entertained Friday afternoon in
the north ballroom OF the Hotel IAstor
for it's February social day. The pro
gram included "Food," a one-act play by
William C. De Mile, under the direc-
tion of Miss Totterr The characters
were taken by CharAs G. Hull, who
played the part Of the husband; Annette
Ewart, who took the part of the wife.
and Myrtle Schiffman. the "food trust.
This }tas 70 !o~r.. " i'r"' -
edy quartet in a group of songs. The
members of the quartet are Miss Grace
Strassburger, Miss Ida Crete, Miss
Estelle Reeves. Miss Catherine Robin
son and Miss Florence B. Reeves.
Lcmuel Kilby, barytone, sang two
SONGS. Romance" / IN lie hoi de
Hore," hv Massen>t. and "Rooawevs
Nellie Cook entertained with Russian
and eccentric dances, and Joe. Maxweil
gave an act from a play. Gladys Hu-
ber and Florence Adele Redtield also
were on the program.s..
orchestral numbers by the Drama
Comedy orchestra, which includes Miss
Mercidita Wagner, Miss Meta euro
yitch and Miss Estelle N. Wagner.
Miss Totten had for her guests of
honor Miss Florence Reed, of "'Ihe
Mirage; Mary Shaw. president of the
Gamut Club; Gavin Muir of Enter
Madame; Miss Nellie Fillmore, of
Ladies' Night; Norval Keedwell, now
playing in "The Meanest Man IN the
World"; Desiree Stempel. Of The
Champion; Miss Mereits hsmonde; .ei, OF !.
First Year.; Thelma Carlton, OF Her
Family Tree"; Dorothy r1oks joe
Maxwell. Grace La Rue and Hale Ham
ilton. of Dear Me-"
The next dance will be given at the
Hotel Astor Friday, and on Saturday
the annual birthday banquet, IN the
grand ballroom of the Astor, will be
held.
A new club, Founders of the Fed
eration," was organized at the last
meeting Of the New York City Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs at TIE Hotel
Astor with Mrs. Belle De Rivera, Miss
Mary Garrett Hay and Miss Edytf
Tottsn as the principals. Mrs. Belle
De Rivera is to be the chairman. Only
women who have founded clubs are
eligible for membership, consequently
it will be a small and select coterie o1
women who will govern its activities.
A change was made in the program
at study day, National Opera Club @:
America, Nine. Katharine Won KLEIN
ner, president, at the meatng las
Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria. In
stead of American opera day, the topi
PRESENTED was Shakespeare's plays ii
grand opera. Carl Fique gave the lee
ture and vocal illustrations were pre-
sented by Nine. Leah Leaska. soprano
and Lemuel Xilby, barytone.
At the directors' meeting, held 81
M m Won hlenNer IcotuSaCS uoilod
evening, it was decided to give mu
sicale under the auspices of the Ma
tional Opera Club Choral on the even
ing of March Z. Romualdo Sapio, con
ductor, will arrange the program
which will be followed by dancing
Francis Wright Clinton will be chair
man of the dance committee.
Mrs. william r. Stewart will b
chairman of the patriotic meaeting
be held Tuesday by the National Cal
fornia Club at the Waldorf f-Astori'
Among the speakers will be Mr.
Wendell Phillips, of the Carry-O
Club. and Mr.. Gillin, president of tn
Disabled Soldiers League. There Wi
be patriotic music, led by Mrs Lou
A. schmidgall, with Mrs. Louis W. Blu
ler at the piano. Miss Eugenia Jone
will entertain with whistling solo
Al! Californians are invited to atten
the meeting. A
Janet Richards will give another {
her talks on 1.-THE Problems of IL
Day" under the auspices of the Ne
York State Society, u. S. D. of 181
Friday morning at 1O:45 at the Wa
dorf-Astoria.
Mrs. Homer Lee will entertain Al
drew Jackson Chapter, U. S. D. of lS1
together with the Continental Guar
of which Mr.. Lee is president, at the
home Tuesday. Mrs. Lee is regent