The New York herald., 1921-01-02

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Charles NJ. Zion, Miss Ruby Rees. Mr..
Frederick Felix. Mrs. n. III. Stewart
and Mr.. Henry w. Nuckols.
! Chief Caupollcan of the Metropolitan
! Opera Company will be the attraction at
the next morning musicale OF the New
York Mozart Society. Mrs. Noble McCon-
/ nell president. on saturday at the Hotel
Astor The programme Will be followed
by luncheon, after which there will be
dancing. This win be Caupolicans third
appearance before the Mozart members
this season. A meeting of the board Of
the society win be held at the Astor on
| Tuesday, after which Mrs. Mcconnell
will entertain the members at luncheon
and afterward take them to the theatre.
Mrs. Joan II. Parke. will be the guest
OF honor.
The bal masque and carnival for the
benefit of the East Side Clinic for
Women and Childrea. Mrs Mcconnell
founcer and president. will he held in
the ballroom OF the Hotel Astor Tuesday
evening January 25. Games OF all kinds
will be played. At midnight judges will
award prizes for the most picturesque.
most humorous and most original cos
tunes worn. Tickets at s250 may be
ODllluF0 ITOtIi the VI llc boiis
Mrs Samuel Gardner Estabrook. 325
Pari, place. Brooklyn. Boxes seating
eight may DO had from Mrs Z. Bassford
Schmsiholz. chairman of boxes. at 21O
Riverside Drive. Mrs. William Maynard
fIaradon is chairman of programme
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell have been
spending the holidays at their country
! place at Scarsdale.
Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president. will have its Hap
py New Year Party on January 10 at
the Waldorf Astoria 1t will be the
third afternoon musicale of the season.
but the first meeting of the club in the
new year. so an elaborate programme
has been arranged for the occasion. At
the conclusion OF the programme refresh
ments will be served and later there will
be dancing. The annual ball of the club
will be held on January IS. 1t will be
preceded by song recital by Nine.
Frances Aida.
Miss Mary Jordan Baker, chairman.
and the following members OF the phil
| anthropic committee made 200 children
happy at the Metropolitan Hospital on
Blackwells Island on Christmas morn
Ing. when they distributed stockings
filled with toys games. books. candy
and fruit to them. The committee had
been invited hy Bird S. Coler. Commits
sioner Of Public Welfare. 10 attend the
Christmas morning exercises The chill
dren too i'll to attend the exercises were
not forgotten, for afterward the COM
mittee visited the wards and distributed
gifts among them. Miss Baker and her
committee carried out the same pro-
gramme on New Years Day at two Of
the New York Hospitals.
The Study Day Of the Theatre Assem-
bly,. Mrs. j. Christopher Marks presi-
dent will be held at Hotel Astor on
Friday afternoon. When We Are
/ Young" win be the play for discussion,
which will be presented by the chairman,
| Mrs. John Martyr Scoble. followed by
recitations given by Miss Rose Maxwell.
Topics OF the Day. Mrs. Albert Leon
| Page chairman. will bring before the
assembly '"rhe Blue Sunday Law" hav-
/ ing two speakers, one for and the other
! against This will be followed by o
general Gscussion from the floor. Musi-
cal numbers also will be part of the
programme.
! The card party will be held on Mon
day. january 10. at Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Ramey will be chairman, assisted by
MrsR Edward Hawkinson. =
| On Wednesday, january IL, a reception
will be held at the home Of Mrs. John
Bonney. 22S Linden avenue, Brooklyn.
Tho Junior Art Society. Mrs. J. Chris
topher Marks founder. Theodore NJ. Glib
bons, Jr.. president. will hold its Christ
mas celebration on next Saturday after
noon at the Hotel Astor. There will be
large Christmas tree and Santa Claus
will bring Christmas remembrances TO
the children. The afternoon will take
the form OF n Bubble Party with a
programme presenting pantom'me.
also Father Time and his children. The
Golliwogs and Individual numbers will
be given. The programme will be under
the direction of the dramatic director.
Mrs. James N. Ballantine. After the
programme the children will all partici-
pate in a bubble dance and general
dancing. Marie Louise Smith. 8 years
old, Is one OF the officers of the Junior
Art Society.
The National Society. Patriotic wom-
en- OF America. of which Mrs. william
H. Stewart Is president, will hold a
luncheon Wednesday at the Hotel Nc
Alpin.
Tne cOmmlttec IN cnarge Is composed
OF Miss Eliza Amsbury. Mrs. Joel A.
Allen. Mrs Simon Baruch. Mrs. William
ID. Beam, Mrs. A. j. Brosseau. Mrs.
Duane Clement. Mrs. George w. Daw.
Miss Evalina b Dean. Miss Martha
Treat Douglass, Mrs. Clayton W. Finch.
Mrs. Charles III. Griffin. Miss Helen
Hicks. Mrs. John Miller Horton. Mrs.
Harry Hudler, Miss Emma L. Jones,
Mrs. J. w. Loeb. Mrs. Alfred r. Masury.
Miss Emma Merritt Mrs. Henry Ernest
Niese. Miss Bonnie Ottiwell Miss Amelia
schachtel Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian. Miss
Carrie B. Woodford, with Mrs. c. A. ].
Queck-Berner chairman.
The National California Club held its
annual musicale last Tuesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria, Mrs. Beatrice Fine
was chairman.
The artists were Miss Fanny HIneiine,
Mrs. Peter Giffen, Mrs. Merrill B. Sands,
Lawrence schaufier and George Jordan.
In the absence of the president. Mrs.
Thomas J. Vivian the meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs Henry l.. Harrison.
the first vice-presIdent.
Through the courtesy OF Mrs Vivian.
Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Severn
and Mrs Schmidgsli. the next -Four
Bit game of this club win he held az
Tho Waidorf-Astoria Tuesday There
viii be q prlse for each table
The Congress ~ states Societies. Mrs.
Thomas J. Vivian president. will hold a
states luncheon" Thursday January