The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Mozart Golf Circle Holds Medal
Handicap Tourna-
lA ~ ment.

clubs, although the regular
season Of most OF the important or
ganizations has closed.
IN eighteen hole medal handicap
the Mozart Society Golf Circle was
held on Thursday at the Scarsdale
Golf and Country Club. Hartsdale,
Y. y. First and second prizes were
given to both men and women, and
there was also presidents cup to be
competed for. This must be ION twice
out of three games before IL becomes
the permanent property OF the winner.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell is the president
OF the Circle. Mr.. Mcconnell the chair
man, Mrs. Edgar 0. Challenger chair
man of prizes and Miss Martha Riefe
secretary and treasurer.
Among the members, nearly all of
whom were present on Thursday and
took part in the games. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fred Allin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Bechstein, DR. and Mrs. William
Wheeler Brash, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip C.
Boerum. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar .. Chal-
lenger, Mr.. and Mrs. John #. Churlo
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest f. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. de Lacy Mccarthy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman D. Post. Mr.. and Mrs
George Z. Morrissey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic c. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Gardner Estabrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Corroon, Mr.. and Mrs.
William M. Haradon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Van Praagh, Miss Vera Van
Praagh, Mrs. Benjamin Adriance,
Mrs. owen j. McWilliams. Mrs. Henry
c. Hawkins. Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage,
Mrs. r. Macdonald Sinclair, Mrs.
Blanche Stover. Mrs. Millie Ryan,
Mrs. Maxwell d. Pearce. Miss Della
Weber and Mrs. Charles a. Stone
ham.
a garden party was given at the Niles
estate, 204th street and Bainbrldge ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices of the Conservation Committee
OF the New York City Federation OF
Wonlen's Clubs. of which Mrs. Charles
Cyrus Marshall Is chairman. During
the afternoon there were many interest
ing addresses on the subject OF ma
tional and City Parks" Mrs. Harry
Lilly spoke on Central Park, Mrs. Eu
gene J. Grant on Brooklyn parks, Mrs.
John Clapperton Kerr on Riverside
Drive. Mr.. William w. Niles on Bronx
River Parkway and Major Darlington
Moore on national parks. Tea was
served by members of the National His
tory Club. general invitation was ex-
tended to all interested In the subject.
isle of Rose is the title OF a pagean.
which will be given on the estate OF
Mrs. T.. w. Packard, at Greenwich.
Cam, on June II and IS. for the bene-
At OF the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation. 1t was written by and will be
produced by Mrs. Hill Brown OF New
York. Mrs. William Hodge. wife of the
actor. IS chairman of the committee In
charge. Her assistants are Mrs. Edgar
y. Pouch. Mrs. Stephen w. Pratt, Mrs.
l.leweliyn Bull, Mrs. Hugh W. Leighton.
Mrs. Clifford d. Mallory. Mrs. Alfred
Gilbert Smith and Miss Mary Lanier.
In the ballroom OF the Hotel Pennsyl-
vsnia on Friday evening merry throng
OF young and old danced several hours
away az the annual May dance OF the
American Women's Association As a
result substantial sum was added 10
the fund which the association is raising
FOR the erection OF new club house on
the site Of It's present building.
The organization. formerly known as
the Vacation Association, Inc, Is a club
for business and professional women
where they may enjoy relaxation AMI
pleasant social contact. They are en-
couraged 10 indulge In all sorts OF out.
door sports. such as weekend hikes.
swimming, tennis and riding. For those
who are interested in the domestic arts
courses ire provided in millinery. dress
making, embroidery and cooking. AT
the club house. which is situated at 2tS
Madison avenue, sleeping accommoda-
tions are provided for seventy girls. and
AS many as 1900 girls take their meals
there each month.
Owing 10 the increasing number OF
applicants the present building has be-
come too small to meet requirement.
and = new and much larger house T.
already planned for erection.
Some OF New Yorlcs most prominent
women are members Of the Board OF
Directors OF the organize ton. including
Miss Robinson Smith. president; Mrs.
Newcomb Carlton, vice president: Miss
Gertrude Z. Lachlan. secretary; Miss
Anne Morgan. treasurer. Mrs. Daniel
GugFenheim, Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle. Mrs
Prescott Slade. Mrs. Roger Straus and
Mrs. Thomas M yinton. On the Ad-
visory Committee are Mr.. Henry w
Taft, chairman Mr.. George Barr Baker.
Mr.. Newcomb Carlton, Mgr. Michael J.
Lavelle. Mr.. John Lee Mahin, Mr.. Dud-
ley Eicher. Mr.. Louis Stewart and Mr..
Arthur Williams. Miss Miriam X. OH
yer IS executive secretary.
The Rubinstein Club held its regular
annual business meeting Thursday. May
70. at the Waldorf Astoria The follow
ing were unanimously elected directors
Of the club for another term Mrs. Wal
ter Gray Crunp. Mrs. Gustav G. Schick.
Mrs. Marshall o. Terry. Mrs. Jesse w.
Holden and Mrs. Emma f. Patterson.
The nominating committee was Mrs.
w. III. Wallace. Mfs Dudley Van Hol-
land. Mrs. George Corsa. Mrs. Charles
H Gillespie and Mrs. Louis r. Manly.
Following tho election the annual re-
ports for the year were read and &c
ceptcd.
The officers and committees came in
FOR commendatory mention by Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman, president, for
their efforts in bringing about one OF
tho most successful OF the musical and
social seasons OF the past. marking the
thirty-fourth year that Rubiusteln Club
has been In existence. Miss Mary Jordan
Baker as corresponding secretary and
treasurer and Mrs Jesse W. Hedden as
recording secretary received compli-
rnentary mention for their work Mrs.
George Golfer. Mrs. John p. Walsh, Miss
Jean Taylor Mrs. O. r. BENJAMIN. Mrs.
a. J. Dittmor. Mrs. W. Phillips. Mrs. q