New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Drama Comedy
Club Gives Its
Annual Dinner.
Program of Songs and Vaude-
Vile Follows Birthday
Feast of Organization
Held at the Hotel Astor
Musicale by Rubinstein
Card Party for Philanthropic
Fund of Women's Health
Protective Association

The annual birthday dinner of the
Drama Comedy Club, Miss Edyth Tot
ten president, was held yesterday at
the Hotel Astor. The dinner was fol-
lowed by a program of songs and
vaudeville. Miss Totten's guests in
cluded Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, founder of
the Professional Woman's League,
and president of Rainy Day Club;
Mrs. Belle dc Rivera, founder of
the City Federation of Womens Clubs
and president of the New York Theater
Club; Nine. Katherine Evans Won
Klenner, founder and president of the
National Opera Club; Miss Mary Wood,
chairman of legislation of the City
Federation; Mrs. Edward Allen AL
bright, president of the Portia Club;
Mrs. Amy Whalen Kingsland, president
of the Daughters of Ohio; Mrs. Ray
Loeb, president of Current Events
Clubs; Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage,
president of Eclectic, and Mrs. Olive
Scott Gabriel, president of New
Workers.
The officers Of the club seated at the
guest table were Mrs. Sara Foster,
Miss Mildred Holland, Mrs. Amelia
Schiff, Mrs. A. U. Keedwell, Mrs.
Florence Hargrave, Mrs. Albert Doug
las, Mrs. Sarah Hunter, Mrs. Herman
Cohen, Miss Katherine Fique, Mrs. R.
Eliza Harris, Miss Estelle B. Wagner,
Mrs. Louis E, Manley, Miss Marie
Glynn, Mrs. J. F. Shipper, Mrs. An
nette Ewart and Mrs. Oberdorfer.
Mrs. Albert Douglas was chairman
Of the reception committee, which was
composed of Mrs. Margaret Metcalf
Voss, Mrs. w. X. MacKeller, Mrs.
Conrad Stubenbord, Mrs. Z. D. Gather
wood, Mrs. Ella Bosworth, Mrs. A. F.
Buerkle, Miss Olive Donohue, Mrs.
Owens Downes, Mrs. Henry p Brearley
and Miss Elvie Macoy
Elizabeth Ashley, Mrs. Ella Bosworth,
Mrs. Marie Beals, Mrs. James Kent
Barnes, Mrs B. s. Barnard, Mrs. w. S.
Brearley, Miss Laura Charsley, Mrs.
James Carples, Mrs. F. 7. Clark, Miss
NJ. Collins, Mrs. H. Gross, Mrs. Marie
Grote, Mrs. Marie Glynn. Miss Eliza
Harris, Miss Mildred Holland, Mrs.
Robert Hargrave, Nine. N. S. Hewlett,
Msr Sarah Hunter, Mrs. Charles G.
Hull. Mrs. G. M. Hartley, Mrs Emelie
Kinckley, Mrs. Laura Cogswell, Mrs.
E. D. Catherwood, Miss Pauline de Lis
ser, Miss Olinda Dresner, Mrs. Robert
Elliott, Mrs. James Ennis, Mrs. Sara
Foster, Mrs, Katherine Fique, Mrs.
John F. Tanning, Mrs. Russell! Moore
Tanning, Mrs. E. D. Johnstone, Mrs. A.
U. Keedwell, Mrs. Bertha Lawson and
Mrs. Louis Manley.
The fourth musicale Of the Rubin
stein Club, Mrs. William Rogers Chap
man president, was held yesterday AT
ternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria The
artists were Miss Marjorie Squires.
contralto; Justin Lurie, tenor, and
Scipione Guidi, violinist. Miss Alice
Shaw and John Doane were at the
piano. Dancing followed the program
The second evening concert of the
club will be on March i. The artists
Will be Mile. Jeanne Gordon, contralto,
of the Metropolitan Opera Company
Dancing will follow the program. Extra
guests tickets for the concert NAV be
obtained in advance from Mrs. Chan
man at the Waldorf, or from Miss
Mary Jordan Baker, secretary and
treasurer.
The eighteenth annual White Break
fast Of Rubinstein will be held Nav 7.
reservations for tables and seats NAV
be made by applying to Mrs. George
I. Golfer, 419 West 10th Street. chair
man of tickets.
For the Benefit Of it's philanthropie
fund the Women's Health Protective