The New York herald., 1921-04-03

els Wright Clinton. Mr. David Bispham.
DR.. Charles Pease. Miss Emma Maak.
| Baroness Won Stammler, Mr.. Arthur
Scott Brooks, DR.. Charles III. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. e. N. Campo. Miss Mildred
Holland and DIR. S. A. Knofr. A recep
tion for the artists and patrons and
patronesses will follow the programme.
The club. OF which Mrs. Rose de
Vaux Roger Is president held a meeting
! last Thursday at the Waldorf Mrs.
Owen Kildare was the chairman and
presented the theme Personality and
Dress" for discussion. Prof D'Amour
| spoke on Personality of French
Poetry; Francis Wright Clinton on
The Trend OF the Times; Minnette
Warren. composer-pianist, gave two
groups OF numbers; Rinaldo Calderi the
prologue from Il Pagliacci' and An
toinette Jagorda, violinist. played Kreis-
ler's "Liebeslied." Interpretative dances
by Miss Lowen Kildare brought the
programme to a close.
The alumne and friends of ST. Catha-
rine's Academy are making preparations
for recital and dance to be held at the
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory on Fri
Aay evening, May g. The children OF
the academy will entertain with speciai
dances. Nine. FlecS of the Metropolitan
opera has volunteered TO sing. General
dancing will follow the recital. The pro-
ceeds Of the entertainment viii be used
to defray the expense Of alterations and
improvements In the academy building
at 541 West 1920 street.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Nebraska Society, Mrs. Dexter u.
Ashley, president, on Thursday after
noon at the Hotel Astor, Mrs. j. w. Nc
Crosby. who lived for many years in
South America, will speak OF her travels
in that country. The annual election>
of officers also will take place. After
ward tea will be served and social
hour enjoyed. All Nebraskans and
their friends are invited. Mrs. Albert
w. Staub is chairman OF the entertain
-ment committee.
Theoria, Mrs Harold George Wood,
president, will have its Easter luncheon
in the main ballroom of the Hotel Astor
Monday, April IS. There will be re-
ception at 1916 and luncheon at l
o'clock. Many of the stars and authors
OF the New York productions will be the
guests of honor. The object Of the club
is to promote the success of the Ameri-
can author and actor of worthy plays
and to foster love of the drama and dra-
matte art. The philanthropic fund is
devoted to give happiness to shut-1ns
In May Theoria hopes to invite the ac-
tors and actresses of the Actors Home
on Staten Island to a country luncheon
The flowers and decorations for the Eas-
ter breakfast will be in yellow, the club
colors. Men are invited.
The chairman of reception is Mrs
James Griswold Wentz; assistant chair
man, Mrs. A. e. Ommen; committee
Mines. Adele LIE Count Adams, b. L. At
water, Case Edwards. Edwin Fisk, w
II. Cline. Charles Warren, w. T. Kraft
Harry McClasky. A. z Taylor, Jane
Redfeld Vose and A. II. Gleason.
The Professional Woman's League,
Miss Helen Whitman Ritchie. president.
will have its last dance of the season on
Thursday evening at the Hotel Penn
sylvania. Miss Francesca Redding Is
the chairman, and tickets may be OBJ
tanned from her at 545 West 125th
street
The league had a social day on Mon
day at the Waldorf-Astoria, with Mrs.
s. Marcus Harris as chairman of the
day. The programme. most interest
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