New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Tableaux Vivants
To Be Presented
By Euterpe Club
''Une Soiree de Musique"
Also Included i'm Program
To Be Given at Hotel
Plaza Tomorrow NIGHT

FlaZa tomorrow Night
The Euterpe Club will give "une
soiree de musique ct tableaux vi
wants" tomorrow night in the Hotel
Plaza. The tableaux include one en-
titled "Euterpe," in which the presi.
dent, Mrs. Alcinous Berton Jamison
will pose, assisted by Mrs. George F.
w. Poggenburg, Mrs. Arthur v. Dear
den, Mrs. John R. Brady, Miss Dorothy
Mannheim, Miss Jeanette Gemmell
Miss Dorothy Bate and Miss Audrey
Poggenburg. Another of the pictures
will be Lady Teazle," posed by Mrs
W. S. Brumeghim.
The program, which will be under
the direction of Claude Warford, will
include the chorus of cigarette girls
from Carmen" an aria from "Mme.
Chrysanthemum" by Miss jeanette
Thomas, the duet from "Madama But
teray" by Miss Marion Holmes and
Miss Mary Davis, an aria from III
Trovatore" by Miss Gertrude McDer-
mitt, and the duet from the same opera
by Tilla Gemunder and Ralph Tom
linson, an aria from Lucia" by Miss
Adele Rankin, and one from "Joan of
Arc" by Miss Ella Good. The last num-
Der will be Japanese chorus. There
also will be Greek solo dances by Miss
Dorothy Bale.
On the reception committee are Mrs.
Joseph Vidal, Miss Elisa Mcdowell,
Mrs. James Moran, Mrs. John R. Brady,
Mrs. Albert Schaefer, Mrs. William J.
LIE Main, Mrs. W. S. Brumeghim, Mrs.
Mary Barker and Mrs. Frank Liant.
The Women's Harding and Coolidge
Club is giving series of meetings pre-
ceded by luncheons at the Hotel Marie
Antoinette the first Thursday Of each
month. The program Of all Of the
meetings is to educate the women for
a straight Republican ticket to be
elected next fall Women who never
before have affiliated with a political
organization are becoming members.
The annual dues are 81. The next
luncheon and meeting will take place
at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. Mrs
Douglas Robinson and Ogden L. Mills
will be the speakers. Mrs. T. X. Un-
derwood. 316 West Seventy y-ninth
luncheon tickets.
Modern Public Health Problems"
Will be the subject of DR.. Royal S.
Copeland's address before the Women's
League of the Flatbush CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Dorchester Road, Brooklyn,
Tuesday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Serving tea at the reception following
the meeting will be Mrs. C. B. Whel-
don, Mrs. II. Ballantyne, Mrs. Irving
G. Thursby, Mrs. G. Boynton, Mrs. r.
L. Williams, Mrs. w. w. Ward and
| Mrs. r. e. Whittlesey.
The Professional Woman's League
held a meeting Monday afternoon at
the Waldorf Mrs. Helen Whit
man Richie, president, introduced the
guests Of honor, including Grant
Mitchell, Jobyna Howland, Desiree
Stcmpel, Mary Fanton Roberts, Mrs
A. M. Palmer, Mrs. Richard Chapman
Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis, Mrs. Charles
d. Hirst and Mrs. Edwin Wright lnslee
Elspeth Brownell, chairman of the
DAY, presented musical program. Miss
songs besides the waltz song from
Romeo ct Juliette"; Clyde II. Lin
scott sang several barytone numbers
and Manly Price Boone, tenor. sang
Mrs. Ritchie made an appeal for the
Hoover fund and large number of
bonds were subscribed for and a col.
lection taken.
Immigration" will be the subject TO,
discussion at the regular monthly meet.
ing of the Woman's Republican Club
to be held at the Hotel Plaza February
.. The principal speaker will be Pro.
lessor Jeremiah W. jerks. of New York
University. Mrs. James Griswod Wentz
will preside. Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis
Is chairman Of program.
An entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the European Relief
Council, Herbert Hoover, chairman. to.
morrow night, in the ballroom of the
Majestic Hotel, followed by dancing
IN tho grill. The use Of this room
send. Mrs. Winifred Sackville Stoner
chairman of entertainment, assisted by
Mrs. Minnie Madder Stcarns, has pro.
vided an elaborate program.
Vocal and instrumental numbers
will be given by the following artists
Daronesses de Tourinoff. Miss Gordon
Miss NJ: P. Piaff, D. Dixon, M. Mil.
leron, Emanuele Stieri, Oscar Misca-
tro and Nine. Evia; manuscript
readings will be given by Edwin Mark.
ham; an address on "Personality and
Dress" by Mrs. Owen Kildare; play,
let's, written by Winifred Sackvilie
Stoner jr. will be acted by Miss Stone,
and Daniel Davidson, and interpreta.
tive dances will be given by Loweu
Kildare.
Tickets arc 81, and each one sold
feeds starving child for ono month
They may be obtained at tho door o,
from Mrs. Stoner. 4ls Central Parl
West
Finance Night" will bs held by th.
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