New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Mrs. Jenkins Given
Pendant by Verdi
Club at Festival
Annual Breakfast Also Held;
Euphony Society Receives
at Violet and Gold Func-
ton, With Girls as Dolls

n uedEb-SHdpSu pearl penQant, con-
tanning large ruby as its center, was
presented by the Verdi Club to tits
president, Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
kins, at the ball of the Silver Skylarks
given recently at the Waldorf Astoria.
The annual breakfast of the club was
held on Wednesday, and addresses
were made by st. Clair BAYFIELD, and
Rowland Blackstone, of the iDeburau"
company, and Mrs. Lille C. Mayer and
DIR. John Edward Oster, who gave an
address with notes on Verd's career
as a Senator of Italy. Original poems
were recited by Bruce Adams and Mrs,
Herman Gulike Wotherspoon
The musical part of the program was
given by Margaret Marlbro, of the San
Carlo Opera Company, who was accom-
panied by Frederick Vanderpool, the
composer, who was also q guest of
honor, Bohumil Sykora, 'cellist, made
successful debut in New York on this
occasion, having but recently landed
from Russia. Recitations were given
by Ruth Mark, and Louis Hinze closed
the program with group of his own
compositions for the piano. Mrs. Luigi
Solari and Lieutenant Herman Wother-
spoon made addresses, and Morris
Wolfsie, violinist, played the Medita
tion from "ThaYs."
Mrs. c. B. Phillips was chairman of
the breakfast, and her committee in
Guided Mrs. Samuel Rossiter Belts,
Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Mrs. Clarence
Lee Hillary, Mrs. James Oracle, Miss
Estelie Christie, Mrs. Oscar Gemunder,
Mrs Leslie Hall, Miss Athalie Rogers
and Mrs. Frederick Clark Brown.
breakfast of the New York Euphony
Society was given yesterday in the
Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf-As-
torla. Mrs. James j. Gormley, presi-
dent, and a committee of the society's
directors received the guests at noon.
Twenty-four girls costumed as dolls
escorted to their tables the follow
ing guests of honor: Senator and Mrs.
Clayton r. Lusk, Senator and MrsaWil-
liam Duggan, Mrs, John f Hylan Mrs.
Richard E. fEnright, Nine. johanna
Gadski,A ComtnissionereM Murray Hubert,
Mrs. Anna B. Ostron, Mrs. sRichard
Chapman, Nine. Belle de- Rivera, Mrs.
M .Trautman, Edyth Totten, Mildred
Holland, Mrs Miles gWalbridge, Fay
Foster, Claude Warford, Carl Hahn,
the Rev. William Feeney,s the Rev. DIR.
Harry Everett, MRS. George. Howes.
Mrs. Emma Murtagh and Mrs. Ada
Crisp, rs $ r., ts ..,g
|. The decorations committee consisted
of the chairman, Miss Ruth Michel
hacker, Mrs. Harriet Tupper, Miss
Liebler and. Mrs. Engelberts Neus; on
the breakfast committee were the
chairman, Mrs. Emma Nj. Murtaugh,
Mrs. Arthur Knight, Mrs Eleanor
Wyckof and Miss Marie Weed. !, =
= Following the breakfast a program
of musical selections and fancy dances
was given, after which there was dane
ing for all. s,9
Miss Lillias Piper gave a reception
and tea yesterday afternoon from to
IA O'clock at her home and studio, 334
East Fifty-seventh. Street. Miss Piper
is an active member}of the Rubinstein
Club. Among the guests were Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman, Miss Mary
Jordan Baker, Miss Belle Chambers,
Miss Alice Shaw, Miss Jean Taylor,
John Ware, Mrs. John T..:Walsh, Mrs.
w. Van Tassel, Mrs. H. c. Wother-
spoon, Mrs. Guido Sacerdote, Mrs.
Fred Stevens, Mrs. Emma Patter-
son, Mrs. lie Roy Otis, Mrs. Ka-
vanaugh, Mrs. ]. w. Hedden, Mrs. Win
nifred Fales, Mrs. w. Dillabough, Mrs.
George Golfer, Mrs. Alex. H. Candlish
and Mrs. u. z. Benz njamln.
The Iowa Society of New York will
hold its annual spring festival and
dance on Saturday evening, May 21, at
the Hotel Plaza. Miss Lillian Orr and
Miss Leah Lannaman will give pro-
gram of songs, and Edgar R. Harlan,
curator of the department. of history
of the State Of Iewa, will give an in
formal talk on the influence. Of New
Workers who went to Iowa in pioneer
days. Ambrose O'Connell, president of
the society, will preside.
The entertainment will close with a
dance.
Phaio, Mrs. Eugene Chapman, presi-
dent, met at Breton Hall last Tues
day.. The subject of the day was
Social Science"
The Daughters of the Revolution.
State Of New York. Mrs. John F. Hem
anway, regent, will hold board meet
ing at the Hotel Astor on Friday af
ternoon at 1850 O'Clock