The New York herald., 1921-03-06
ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE
AMONG EVENTS ARRANGED
BY THE WOMEN'S CLUBS
Concerts Musicales, Dances and Entertainments for
Charity Continue to Be the Chief Diversions
of the Various Organizations

TO become members Application blanks
may be obtained from Mrs. Frank II.
Bradner. $50 West Twenty-hrst street.
Mrs. Lilly, the president went TO
Bridgeport, Conn, on Thursday to ad-
dress the welfare societies there on
''Church Women in Club Work. Last
week she spoke on the same subject at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Of
which the Rev Or. Edgar Whitaker
Work is pastor.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinous Berton
| Jamison. resident, will have n Lenten
service of song on Thursday morning at
| the waldorf-Astoria. 1t will be under
the direction of Claude Warford. and
| the artists will include Miss Rosemary
Pfafr, soprano; Miss Ethel Wright
Fuson. contralto: Thomas Fuson, tenor,
and Vincent Mignola, vioiinist
In two impressive periods OF silence
| the members of the American Criterion
| Society honored an incoming and an
outgoing President of the United States
on Friday. The occasion was when
Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, president of the
! organization. asked the luncheon party
of four hundred members. their guests
and tho guests of honor. TO stand in
silent greeting to President Harding
| This followed Immediately after the ris-
/ ing tribute TO the stepping down from
the Office of Presidency OF Woodrow
| Wilson.
1t was the NTH monthly luncheon of
! the season of the society.
| The guests OF honor included Mr..
4 Oscar Straus and Mrs. Straus, Justice
| Charles L. Guy and Mrs. Guy, Mrs.
/ Albert Sterner. Mrs. George Owens. pres
| ident OF Government Club; Miss Mary
Elau Af,p sit, Doll pp1n
! Coghlan, Mr.. George d. Baker. producer
OF the Metro Picture Corporation Mr..
| Herbert Lubin, president OF the Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation. and Mr..
George II. Giilin. national chairman of
the Disabled Soldiers League. The
chairman OF the programme committee
was Mrs. Cora Welles Trow.
A music programme was presented
by Mrs. Margaret Weber, chairman of
the music committee. The artists taking
part were Miss Phoebe Crosby, soprano,
Miss Lucille Collette, violinist, and Miss
Helen Whitaker, pianist.
Receiving with Mrs. Hill were Mines.
Bedell Parker. ALEXIS T. Besson. George
William Hanna, Charles Vincent Pa
terno. William q. Demarest William J.
Sloane. Sidney B. Whitlock, Cora Welles
Trow, Marian ZabrislSie, l.. A. Cushman,
John c. Turner. George w. Howes, John
Strother Gaines, Jr. and Herbert Tenn
pleton Parson. The aide to the Presi-
dent was Mrs. George Edwin Davis.
The twenty-third birthday OF the Min
erva Club. Mrs. Howard MacNutt, pres
ident, was celebrated last Monday with
luncheon. followed by a programme,
In tho Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf
Astoria. Many charter members and
officers OF the early years were present.
The Rev. W. Warren Giles gave the
principal address. which included clever
stories and serious call to stand by
tho Constitution OF the United States
and to be kind to France and England;
the war debt of the former, alone being
much more than the indemnity required
| OF Germany. Mr.. MacNutt. husband
| OF the president gave a short talk and
| there were plano solos by Miss Katherine
| Gutchell: original poems by DR.. Edwin
Liebfred, and songs by Nine. De Rhoda
Helmuth OF Paris. Mrs Edward Pear
sail Jenkins was chairman of luncheon:
Mrs ". S, Brumaghin. chairman OF re-
ception; Mrs. John Edgar Sutherland.
chairman of Introduction. and Mrs.
! Charles g. Braxmar chairman of the
day. Guests Of honor at the presidents
table included Mines. John Francis
Yawger. Simon Baruch. Ralph Traut-
man. Frank Keith Taylor, Henry Pet
III, Belle de Rivera, w. r. Chapman
and Robert +. Cartwright.
An evening theatre party will be
given by the Manhattan Matinee Club,
Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffat, president
and founder, on Tuesday. to see Mitzi
IN Lady Billy" at the Liberty Theatre.
Mrs. William S. Hassan will be the
1 -
pointed chairman Of Americanlzation
at the recent business meeting. The next
luncheon and matinee will be held
wednesday. March 1s.
Beethoven Society, Mime. Aida Tanini-
Tagliavia, president, will have the March
afternoon reception. musicale and dance
on Saturday. in the large ballroom Of
the Plaza Hotel. Owing to the great
success OF the Patroness dances for the
beethoven Circle OF young persons. IL
mas been decided to give another OF
these popular dances on Easter Mon
DAY evening at the Plaza
Verdi Club. Mrs. Florence Foster yen-
kins president, had another of it's de-
ightful musicales on Wednesday morn
ing az the Waldorf. The artists were
MISS Renee Thornton. soprano Ernest
Davis. tenor: Miss Dorothy Edwards.
contralto, with Richard Haremnn of the
metropolitan Opera Company and Miss
Beatrice Raphael accompanies. The
guests OF honor were Mrs James Henry
Parker, president OF the Daughter, Of
the Confederacy: Mrs. BedelI Parker.
president OF the Daughters of Kentucky !:
Miss Edyth Totten, president OF Dran1a
Comedy; Mime. Clara Novello Davies
and Arthur Gollnik
You Never Know viii be presented
by the Columbia Varsity Club AZ the
Hotel Astor from April 81 to % inclu-
sive. Tho entertainment also WIFI In
clude n mask dance, a feature introduced
IN Columbia show for the flrst time
Drama Comedy. Miss Edyth Totten
president. held a meeting on Friday
afternoon at the Hotel Astor for NOM
bers only. II VIII have It's regular social
matinee on Friday at the same place
on March Is the club will have its third
dance, also at the Astor, and on the
evening Of March 20 a card party az
81 Lafayette street, Brooklyn. Thero
VIII be prize for each table and games
viii be optional. Mrs. Robert Hargrave
II the chairman. Tickets, at 81 each,
may be obtained from Miss Totten a. the
Hotel Astor
on Tuesday evening a dinner will be
niypn az thc Eotei s1,o