The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Mozart Society to Start
Musicales of Women's Clubs
Nine. Marguerta Sylvia to Be Among the Artists at
Opening Event of the Club on Saturday Criterion
Gives Luncheon for 800 on Friday.

n IANY OF the prominent wom-
MI ems clubs have completed
= their plans for tho season
and this week win mark the first OF
the large luncheon parties and must
,-l.es.
Tho New York Mozart Society. Mrs
Noble Mcconnell. president, Will have
it's first morning musicale. luncheon
and dance OF the season on Saturday
at tho Hotel Astor.
The artists will be Nine. Marguerite
sylvia. John Campbell and Charles
Gilbert Spross, pianist. Miss Corinnc
wolersen viii accompany Nine. sylvia
Tho programme will be followed by
luncheon and this In turn by dancing
This will open the society's social
season.
Miss Evelyn Estabrook is chairman
of the Junior Cabinet for this winter
and Miss Bessie worthen Stsvens.
vicc-chairman. W
Tho American Criterion Society.
Mrs. Leonard l.. Fiji. president, be-
gins its tenth social season with q
luncheon at the Hotel Commodore
next Friday. 1t will be the flfty-sixth
luncheon OF the society and will be
preceded by a reception and followed
by q musicale. The luncheon takes
placs in the big ballroom and places
49, ~. g.
members and their guests.
The floral insignia OF the association.
tho American Beauty rose, will be used
into full membership. The flower also
wilt decorate the long table at which the
distinguished guests are seated and also
the small tables for tho members.
Mrs. Hill and tho officers Of the club
will receive the members and their
guests In tho foyer to the ballroom. which
will be decorated with huge American
nag. Tho guests of honor will include
Justice Charles L. Guy and Mrs. Guy.
the Rev. Archibald H. Bradshaw. d. D..
Of Easton, Pa, and Mrs. Bradshaw: Mr..
Albert Sterner and Mrs. Sterner. Mr..
Frank Ferguson. the Rev. Edgar Whit
talzer Work and Mrs. Work and Mrs.
Eabridge J. Moore.
Mrs Albert Haustetter Is the newly
elected chairman Of the reception COM
rnittee- Serving with her as vice-chair-
man Is Mrs. William Smith Young and
chairman. The new chairman Of enter
tairment 70 Mrs. John H. Judge, and
Mrs. W. Edgar Pruden Will serve the
club this year as chairman OF press Mrs.
George william Hanna has returned
after winter and summer spent In
California to take UP her activities as
hostess Of tho association.
Huterpe Club. Mrs. Alcinous Berton
.Yarnison, president. he's issued its CAL
cndar for the year. v aich begins with n
musical. reception. luncheon and cards
an November 70 at THE Waldorf Astoria.
Tickets for the event may be had from
Mrs. Charles C.. Haviland. l6s Wecst
1850 street. not later than November 8.
Tho. New York Euph hony Society. Mrs.
James J. GorInley president, will present
Miss Dicie Howeiis. soprano: Francis
Moore, pianist. and Calosero Gorgonc.
yfolinist, at the first matinee musicale
r,f the season. TO be given on Saturday
afternoon in the Waidorf-Astoria at =
o'clock. This will be the first appear
ance of Mr.. Gorgonc IN America.
The activities OF the New York City
Federation OF women's Clubs have be-
gun in earnest. st
Tho Americanization committee, OF
which Mrs. william Baldwin Smith I'd
is chairman, has already evolved q plan
for work, and in order to carry out the
ideas Ave sub-committees have been
formed as follows: Education. citizen
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immigration.
The Aucricanization committee will
be made up OF appointed members from
each club. This being possible, the COM
nittee will have about $40 members.
The conservation committe OF the City
Mrs. Charles Cyrus Marshall
chairman, held its first meeting of this
season at the Museum Of Natural HIS
tory last Tuesday.
The National Opera Club OF. America.
Nine. Katharine Won Kienner founder
and president, will hold the second study
day OF the season at the Waldorf-As-
toria on November 10. The subject will
be 'T,ohengrin," with vocal illustrations
by the National Opera Club Choral OF
Mixed Voices, directed by Romoulda
Sapio. The programme also features the
-
who will deliver an operalogue on the
topic OF the day. Mr.. Hubbard Will be
the official lecturer of the season for
the club. Musical Illustrations VIII be
given by Mr.. Edgar Bowman. The nrst
social affair Of the club VIII be the pre-
sentation Of an opera, followed by dam
cling. on November Is. Mrs. Francis
Wright Clinton will be the chairman.
The Rainy Day Club Of America. Mrs.
- NJ Palmer president, will celebrate
it's twenty-fifth anniversary on Saturday
at the Hotel Pennsylvania Tlie,lunch-
con win be followed by q novelty. writ
ten and directed by Mrs. Owen kildare.
entitled Rainy Day Mileetones.Y. II will
depict the events Of interest.in Rainy
Day Club history, as kept by Mrs. Imo-
gene King. club historian, from. 1895 60
the present time. This feature VIII be
followed by cards and dancing.
Presidents of the State and City Fed
Grafton will be guests or honor. as well
40 presidents from New York city clubs.
Among tho liostesses will be Mrs. Grace
WILDWOOD. Mrs. Louis Ralston. Mrs.
Carl Crons- s.er. Mrs. Otto Hahn. Mrs
william !. Lur-ell, Mrs. Charles d.
Hirst and Mss rIeien v. Blake.
Minerva Club, Mrs. Howard MacNut,
president. will hold its first business
meeting and reception OF the season to-
morrow mt tho waldorf-Astoria. Dur
ing the absence OF the president the
second vicc-president. MRS. John Francis
Yawger. will preside. Mrs. Robert
francis Cartwright WIN be chairman OF
the day. Among the gucets OF honor
viii be the New York state and City