New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
Mozart Society Will Hold
First Rehearsal Saturday

The New York Mozart Society, Mrs
Noble Mcconnell, president, viii hold
its first rehearsal under the direction
of Richard T. Percy, on the eighth
floor of the Hotel Astor, on Saturday
morning next at 4 o'clock. Miss Alma
Beck, contralto, Will sing during the
INTERN Ssion.
The Mozart Golf Circle viii start its
fall tournaments on Thursday on the
St. Adams Golf Club course, st. AL
bans, near Jamaica, Long Island First
and second prizes viii be awarded to
both men and women and the presi-
dents cup viii be competed for. Play
viii start at a. m. and luncheon will
be served at 1890 o'clock. In the
afternoon cards Will be played under
The direction of Mrs. William NJ. Hara-
don, chairman of hospitality. Mrs.
Mcdonnell is chairman of the tourna
ments, Mrs. Edgar 0. Challenger, chair
man Of prizes; Mrs. John F. Churlo
vi!cse-chairman. and Miss Beatrice E.
Slllo is chairman of tennis.
Meetings OF Eclectic. Rubinstein
Atnene, Euterpe, Browning, Dixie,
Maine, Chicago. Daughters of Ohio
Daughters of Pennsylvania, National
California, New England Women, Wom-
ans Press. Daughters of the Empire
State, Southland, Society of Illinois
Women. Society of Michigan Women,
knlckerbocker Chapter. D. A. R.; Char
ter Chapter, d. A. r.; Andrew jackson
Chapter, United States Daughters of
1872, and ether organizations will
begin at the Waldorf Astoria within
the next few weeks.
The Post Parliament, Rainy Day,
Criterion, the women's political clubs,
the HARLEM Philharmonic Society.
sorosis, Verdi and other clubs will
start their meetings soon at the differ
ent hotels.
The HARLEM Philharmonic Society
VIII have meeting Of the board of
directors on October g. The monthly
musicales will begin in November at
the Waldorf Astoria
The first meeting OF the Government
Club Mrs. George f. Owens, pres dent,
will be held at the Hotel Astor on Oc-
tober 8. The new officers are: Mrs.
Owens, president; Mrs. j. P. CAN'T,
treasurer; Mrs. II. c. Hoyt, recording
secretary; Mrs. George +. Sultzbach,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. l.. ID.
Alexander, Mrs. J. +. McDougall, Mrs.
Kedwel, Mrs. B. Clausen. Mrs. How
ard W. Sullivan and Mrs. Frank Brad
ner. directors.
The club has increased it's member
ship to over 300. The object of the
organization is to promote d better
knowledge of the various forms of
government and to aid the laws per-
tanning to women and children. The
meetings are held on the first Monday
in each month from October to May.
There will be a board meeting at
p. m. for the election of delegates to
the state federation at Buffalo on Oc-
tober 10 and the city federation. The
program, which will begin at $50, will
include Harry Burlingame. who will
speak on 1.-THE United States Veterans
Bureau; joab II. Banton, "Sidcllghts
on the District Attorneys Office" and
DR. John George Benson, who will talk
on "The Church as Public Utility"
The Kansas Wcmen's Club of New
York Mrs. David Burr Luckey presi-
dent. will meet October 3 at 2:30 p al.
at the home of Mrs. II. X. Wood, 600
West 115th Street. All members are
urged to take part in planning the
years work.
Mrs. Thomas Slack, president of the
Legislative League. is giving an after
noon tea on Thursday at her residence.
400 Manhattan Avenue, for the officers
of the LEAGUE. Business and pleasure
will be combined in arranging a pro-
gram for the leagues meetings this
winter. The civic and social condi-
tions will be studied