New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

May at the Hotel Commodore. Reser-
vations may be obtained from Mrs. L.
d. Arata and Mrs. George M. Clyde,
229 Lincoln Place.
Theatre Club Discusses Play
The Theater Club, Inc, Mrs. John
H. Parker, president, held meeting
last Tuesday at the Hotel Astor, at
which the play, "The Green Goddess" "
was the theme for discussion. Mrs.
Albert A. Snowden told the story of
the play. A card party is scheduled for
next Tuesday, at which Mrs. Joseph
f. Taylor will be chairman.
The Theoria, Mrs. Harold George
Wood president and founder, will hold
its first annual breakfast in the Grand
Ballroom of the Hotel Astor to-mor-
row. large attendance is expected
as many tables have been reserved
twenty guests of honor have accepted
invitations, and many Of the plays now
in the city will be represented. On
April % Theoria will hold its regular
matinee. The play to be seen will be
Little Old New York"
The National Opera Club, Baroness
Won klenner president, at its last even
Ing affair of the season at the Wal
dorf.Astoria, Wednesday, will have an
evening in honor Of Baroness Won Klen-
ner, who sails for Italy April %. The
program will include the playlet by
ute" presented by members of the
Provincetown Players, Miss Dorothy
Wetmore and William Rainey. with
group OF dancers directed by Martha
Roberts
Following the program there will be
reception and ball with special fea
lures arranged by Francis WRIGHT
Clinton, chairman of floor COMMITTEES
with T. N. Nixon, N. 10th, ]. Gutman'
Nj: Adams and r. M. Avery, assistants
During the evening gold pin, pre-
sented by the Woman's Press Club to
baroness Won Klenner as a token Of
esteem. will be added to other club
pms. The baroness will bring several
new music features on her return.
which Will be presented at the club.
MRS. "A. V. Orr will preside during
baroness Won klenner's absence. Plans
for the coming season include the en- en-.
gagement of w. L. Hubbard as club
lecturer on the study days.
A regular meeting Of the Priors was
held at Hotel Astor recently. The
founder and honorary president. Miss
Cherrle Clark, presented to the club
the badge which each succeeding presi
dent will wear, and the president, Mrs.
Harry Lilly, gave to Miss Clark in the
name of the Priors the insignia Of her
office. 1t was decided to have a spring
outing, and a committee was appointed
to. arrange for it. Members will be
notified of the time and place.
The following new members were
accepted: Mrs. George A. Allen, Mrs.
George f. Ashwell, Miss Katherine d.
Blake, Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey, Mrs.
John H. Griesel, Mrs. Emile Glopau.
DR. Anna Hochfelder, Miss Susie Har-
kins, Mrs. Julian Heath, Miss Mary
Garrett Hay, Mrs. Axel o. Ihlsenc.
Mrs. Mary Lilly, Miss Eliza Mcdonald.
Mrs. Henry H. Russell. Miss Henriette
Strauss, Mrs. Stephen D. Stephens and
Miss Mary Wood.
The clubs of Manhattan and the
Bronx, which comprise the first Judi
cial district Of New York State Fedora
ton, Mrs. Walter Comfy, president,
will meet at Hotel Astor Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Lilly. chairman of the
district, will preside.
A council of presidents of the first,
second and ninth districts will follow,
with Mrs. Comfy in the chair. Repre-
sentatives of clubs, whether affiliated
Or not, are invited to attend.
Miss Katherine Kremelberg will have
'harge Of the musical program for tea
his afternoon of the Carroll Club and all
members and their friends are invited.
On Tuesday evening at $3.50 the Car
oil Dramatic Club will give min
trel entertainment in the club theater.
Tickets are on sale at the club. A
loyelty party for members and their
scorts has been planned for the even