The New York herald., 1921-11-13

Candidates at an emu, women
of clubs from now on will devote
much of their time to the meetings.
ganizations of which they are mem
bers Full calendars have been ar
ranged by all the clubs for the winter
with music as the chief attraction for
the next few weeks
Haarlem Philharmonic Society will
have its first musical OF the season on
Thursday and Rubinstein Club has its
first afternoon musical on Saturday
and concert on December 6. The
National Opera Club has two musical
events this week. a concert on Wednes-
day, and another on Friday in con-
junction with the Commonwealth
Center Chaminade has one on Tues
day. Euphony Society on December
and Euterpe Club on December s.
Beethoven Society enjoyed an after
noon of music yesterday and on
Wednesday Verdi had a morning
musical memorial to Enrico Caruso.
Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president. begins it's thirty
fifth season on Saturday afternoon
Il
when a costume rectal will be given by
Miss Florence Macbeth. lyric soprano Of
the Chicago Opera Company The pro-
gramme will be followed by tea and
afterward the ballroom will be cleared
for dancing, which will be enjoyed until
half-past six O'Clock. Mrs. Gustav. G..
Schick, chairman of reception. assisted
by Mrs. George T. Coulter and Mrs.
George B. Crawfo'd II, win Introduce the
new members and special guests of
honor. The clubs first evening concert
will be on December 6.
On account Of its war record, Rubin
stein Is especially interested in the re-
ception to be given in honor of Marshal
Foch on SATURDAY.. which will be at
tended by some of the members. A dele
cation from the club ircluding Mrs.
Chapman. Mrs. Alexander II Candlish
and Mrs. Marshal o. Terry. was present
at the exercises in Washington on Ar
mistice Day.
Mrs Harold Avery, more than twenty
years n member of Rubinstein. was one
of the ten women selected from the list
OF War Mothers for reserved seats in
the Amphtheatre ct Arlington for the
burial services of Inc Unknown Soldier
on Friday. These ten American war
Mothers acted as sn escort 10 Mrs. +.
Emmett Digney. tn" National American
War Mother. who was selected to lay
the wreath for America on the grave.
Rubinstein Club sent a wreath made of
metal laurel leaves end natural flowers,
the gift of Mrs. Terry. wife Of Surgeon
General Marshall o. Terry.
The first musicale OF the season of
Haarem Philharmonic Society, Mrs.
Everett NJ. Raynof president, will be
held on Thursday morning in the ball
room of the Waldo-f-Astoria. The artists
will be George Meader. tenor Of the
METROPOLITAN Onera COMPANY Cornelius
Van Welt cellist Of the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra, and Miss Dusolina
Giannni. soprano, a pupil of Nine. Semi
brlch Mrs. Horato II. Gates is chair
man of the committee of arrangements
and Mrs William ii. Whittal. vice
chairman. Others ob the committee are
Mrs. c. l.. Bleal<leJ. Mrs. +. p. Cooley.
Mrs II. Fl. Ford. MIS-. Il. 3. Lease. Mrs.
G. c. Linton, Mrs VI. f. McCoun. Mrs.
Z. B. Robinson. Mrs. c. S. Shumway,
Mrs. A. r. Starr, Mrs. william e. Trot-
ter. Mrs +. p. Whiting Mrs. II. c.
White and Miss n. n. Woodward.
Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida Taniui
Taglisvia. president. began its eighth
season yesterday with an afternoon NV
sical at the Hotel Plaza. An enjoyable
programme was given by Miss Helen
Stover and SiSnor Fernando Guarnerl
and at its close dancing was enjoyed for
several hours.
The society will give card party on
November 25 at the Plaza. Tickets
may be had from Nine. Taglievia, 10
West Seventy-fourth street, or from the
chairman, Miss Ella Louise Henderson,
10 West 120th street Mrs. Ellis J. Hof-
ford and Mrs. Charles L. Tuxill are q c
vice-chairmen. and the patronesses In
clude the Mines J. S. Carvalho. w. OILS
Fredenburg Ernest II. Hoppe, Carl Jun
gen. L. J. Moneuse. Henry Nass0lt,
Grace A. Smith. Nadina Sosdorf. Guy
p. Trulock, Dudley Van Holland, c.. AL
fred Walter, u. d. Williams and the
president, Nine. Tagliavia.
The National Opera Club. Mime. Kaih-
crime Evans Won Klenner. president. In
cooperation with the Commonwealth
Center. managed by Mrs. J. G. Drayton.
will present the second act of Faust
on Friday afternoon at tho Town Han.
II will be under the direction Of Ro-
mau'do Sanio. and the cast will includa
Beatrice Bowan, Clementine de We're
Sapio and Rossi-Deihl.
At the study day of the club on Thurs
day at tho Waldorf-Astoria "Lohen-
grin" was the topic ard was discussed
lecturer Piano Illustrations we're given
by Edgar Bowan. The first social eve
ming OF the club VIII be on "Wednesday
also at the Waldorf. when "Pagliaccf
viii be the opera. Dancing will follow
the programme Mr.. Francis Wright
Clinton viii be the chairman Of the
evening.
The programme Of the Chaminade's
afternoon musical on Tuesday at the
Pouch Gallery. Brooklyn promises to be
unusually interesting. The artists viii
he Bertram n. Haigh. Ralph Brown.
Miss Margery Fullerton. soprano, and
Os-ke-won-toa (Mohawk Indian), barry
tone who al the close of the musical
programme will give a lecture on Indian
costumes and music lie will wear his
tribal dress. Mrs. Amelia Gray Clarke
and Miss Gertrude T. Clarke will be tho
accompanies. Mrs. Theodore M. Hadley
is president OF the club. Mrs. Lo Grand
Van valkenburgh chairman OF the pro-
rramme and Mrs. Charles u. Porter
chairman OF afternoon musicales.
An afternoon OF music and dance was
given by the Bel Canto Musical Society,
Mrs. Charles @. Brnxmar president. yes
terday at the Waldorf-Astoria. The pro-
ce1ds from the entertainment will be de-
voted 20 needy music students The pro-
cramme was given by Miss Gladys 50.
John Smith, soprano. and Samuel Gard