The New York herald., 1921-01-16

~ FRENCH opera WIN tdbicutA 'Af~hes
and dancing on January 81 at the
Hotel Plaza; Rubinstein Club has its
annual ball. preceded by a song re-
cital on Tuesday evening at the
Waldorf Astoria: HARLEM Philhar-
monic Society celebrates its thirtieth
anniversary with a breakfast and
musicale on Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria; Beethoven Society has it's
first concert OF the season, followed by
dancing, on Wednesday at the Hotel
Plaza: the American Criterion Society
gives its dinner and dance at the Hotel
Commodore on Friday evening; Drama
Comedy Club gives a dance on Friday
AZ the Hotel Astor; the Mozart Society
gives a bal masque and carnival OH
January % al the Hotel Astor for the
benefit of the East Side Clinic; the
Euphony Society has its second eve
ming concert at the Waldorf on Feb
ruary s. and the Marquette Club a
dance at the Plaza on January %.
Verdi Club will have a musicale on
Wednesday morning in the Waldorf
Astoria, where the New York Southern
Society will give it's charity ball on
January "a. and the National Opera
Club concert and dance on the eve
ming of January 27.
To complete arrangements for the
Euterpe Club event Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Jamison. president. gave tea on Fri
day at her residence, 43 West Forty
NTH street. for some of the members OF
tba Dl,,h ~ "a ir,1f1 1orf q
to be ono of the most brilliant ever
given by the club. the artists being in
Costumes OF the period. They will in
clude Misses Adele Rankin, Tilla &C.
munda, Marion Holmes and Jeanette
Thomas sopranos; Ella Good Mary
Davis and Gertrude McDermitt, con-
traltos Messrs. John Arden, tenor, and
Ralph Thomlinson. barytonc. The music
will be under the direction of Mr.. Claude
warford and the dancing in charge of
Mrs. Albert Schaefer. Mrs. IT. w. @.
Cook has charge of the tickets.
HARLEM Philharmonic Society, Mrs.
G Victor Twiss president, celebrates its
thirtieth anniversary on Thursday with
a musicale and breakfast at the Wal
orf-Astoria. It will be in the large
ballroom, and Mrs. Everett Menzies Ray
nor, who is acting president in the alb
sence OF Mrs. Twiss, will preside. A
reception will precede the breakfast in
the Astor Gallery.
The guests of honor Will include DIR.
and Mrs. George Wander Water. Mrs.
Harry Lilly, Mrs. Charles Z. Wolvert.
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Willis p. Miner.
and the artists. who will he Miss Lotta
Madden, soprano; Miss Mathilda Locus.
child pianist, and Rafaelo Diaz, tenor OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. Dur
ing the breakfast the Conrad Orchestra
viii play.
Rubinstein Club, Mrs William Rogers
Chapman president. will have its an
nual ball on Tuesday evening in the
large ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria-
It promises to be brilliant event, and
instead of the usual fancy dances and
specialties there will be a song recital
by Nine. Frances Aida of the Metro
politan Opera Company. assisted by
Gutia Casini. 'cellist. which will pre-
cede the dancing. Nine. Aida will be
heard In sixteen numbers, and at the
conclusion Of the programme at 10 80
o'clock there will be a grand march led
by the president, officers and directors
OF the club. During the evening there
will be some exhibition dancing by Miss
de Cardenas The floor committee for
the evening consists of the Messrs.
Lester w. Bond. chairman: Charles
Baker Charles Braxmar, Alexander II.
Candlish, Frederick G.. Fischer. III. G.
Russ. Burnett L. wenman. Clifford II.
Eagle, Harold Avery. Jr.. Howard
Bsrkley. Kenneth Bridges, Albert Eddy.
Charles Gillespie. Leon A. Hardy, VI. +.
Lawrence. Wendell Lewis. Courtland
Mcader. John Meader. Frederick l..
Muller, Preston Penfeld, Floyd Kendall,
Charles L. Schonberg and Walter ID.
Stewart Among the chaperons will be
Mrs. Lester w. Bond. Mrs. Charles
Braxmsr. Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs.
Alexander II. Candlish. Mrs. Alexander
Chandler Mrs. c. III. Eagle, Mrs. Fred
erick G.. Fischer. Mrs. John G.. Guliek.
Mrs. G. G.. Schick, Mrs. \. s. Selleck
and Mrs. 3. l.. Wenman
The club had it's third afternoon
musicale of the season yesterday In
the Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf. 1t
was the nrst meeting of the club in the
new year and was largely attended by
the members and many guests. The
programme was q most enjoyable one.
The artists were Miss Margita Won
Dainoky -Regeczy, Hungarian pianist ;
Miss Myrtle Leonard, contralto; Miss
Phoebe Crosby and the Misses Selma
and Iris Alexander.
Large American flags will decorate
the East ballroom Of the Hotel Commo-
dore on Friday evening for the dinner
and dance of the American Criterion
Society. Mrs. Leonard L. Hin president.
American Beauty roses will form the
centre piece on each table, and at each
cover will be the souvenirs, jewel boxes
for the women and silver match boxes
for the men. Dinner will be served
promptly at Z 80 o'clock. and two hours
later there will be the dancing.
Mrs. George W. Howes Is chairman OF
the dinner and dance and Mrs. Charles
A. Bartholomae and Mrs. Junius ~.
Love. chairman and vice-chairman Of
the ARRANGEMENTS There will he about
500 present. club members and as
sociate members with juniors and their
guests making up that number. Among
those who will entertain at dinner with
large parties are Mrs. Albert ". Gleason.
Mrs Robert Howard Beattie. Mrs.
Joseph Purcell. Mrs. Florence Provost
Batterton. AIRS. Leonard L. Hill, Miss
Marcella verran and DR.. William Kent
Rose.
One OF the moss interesting charitable
entertainments arranged for the end
Of the month II, the bal masdue and
carnival 20 be ylVer Tuesday evening
January 25. In the ballroom Of the Hotel
Astor for the benefit OF the East Side
Ciinic for Childrea. 225 E9s. Eighty
fourth street. OF which Mrs Noble Nc
Connell is the founder and president.
Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook Is
chairman Of the committee In charge.
and she and her associates are arrang-
ing many novelties. No particular