New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

c&ated clubs of this. Red Gross work to
enable her to have them inchdediin. the
Federation sYlar sBapk for 1924, and
ALSO as a record dsf d. Tie: federation con-
sVention to be. .heldTTa february. Mrs.
Richard NJ ChapMaT PITS idrnt of the
tderation, indorseh this work and Has
nadc brief talks. iH many clubs, about
The pgesen.t~nsed Of the, Red Cross.
Seventh five Tables at
sTheater Club Card Party
, The New York Theater Club, Mrs.
Belle de Rivera, president, will have
Yts business day. meeting on Tuesday
At the Hotel Astor Mrs. F. w. Burbank
~ chairman of discussion. The pro-
gram will include !. talks by Mildred
Holland on the lecture of Zoe Atkins
Writing a Play ana Mrs. j. S. Wat
eHon, on ''How am Actor Develops q
Specific Play" by Otis Skinner.
or "The Bulletin edited by Mrs, Dud-
Opinion report, in which Mrs. Thomas
Slack discussed the play ambush, y
3rs. R. II. Rucker, "The Claw; Mrs,
"A. II. Lewis, "a Bill for Digorcement"
Mrs. w. B. House, A'Liliom," and Mrs.
n. Fl. Stearns, peter 1bbetson."
W The club will take it's Red Cross roll
Gall at this meeting. The. president has
appointed Mrs. w. E. Godfrey, 255
NNest Ninetieth Street, chairman of,the
4Rcd Cross for the club.
s There were seventy-five tables at the
gard party held at thee Pennsylvania
Motel last Tuesday. Mrs. William F
Messel was chairman, assisted by Mrs.
w. j. Martin, Mrs. o. c. Cypiot, Mrs.
Krances E. Marks, Mrs. Louis Martin,
Mrs. w. w. Weich, Mrs. r. G. Far
brave. mrs. W. E. Godfrey, Mrs. + A.
Lawrence. MRS. Dudley Van, Holland,
Mrs. Thomas Slack and Mrs. William
81. de Rivera =.
The members will bring toys and
gifts for the poor children and arrange
nxhem at the Yuletide Luncheon, on
December 20. Mrs. Louis Ralston and
AIRS. II. Mathieu are chairmen. Tickets
hay be obtained of Mrs. Matthew, Hotel
ssyAshton, Ninety-third Street and Madi-
1sson Avenue ~S /.
IS M The America1: Criterion Society. Mrs
Ieo1A1d ~ I'll. president 9haldsats De
member 5Iphrheon last Friday iat the
sSS @ g. csn% Be- s;s sdSEs. r took place in TN
!he eight guests of honor met the
cl16tmembers at reception preceding
the luncheon. The. guests of 'hoflor in
> cluded Mrs. Margaret e. Harrison, OF
Baltimore; Mrs. Lloyd B. Fluff, presi-
dent of the Women's Civic Improve
ment Club of Greenburg, Pa; Miss
Floreare Moore, of 'tThe Music Box
Rax&e"; Mrs. Irving Smelzel, Mrs
Henry K. S. Williams, Miss May Tully
A.: A. Neulidow, president of the Rus
sian Refugee Employment Company
and Captain Hugh S. Martin.
AS the insignia of full fellowship in
the American Criterion Society, a long
stemmed Au,erican Beauty rose was
presented to the fo1lpwipg new mem
bers: Mrs. Theodare Iserf.Mrs. Charles
Opay, i.Mrs. Ma rie Bates, Mrs...Ray
H6well, Mrs. Adolph I. Wells, Mrs
Blanche Theodore, Mrs. Archibald H
Bradshaw and Miss Blanche Spadoni.
IA recital of songs and violin solos by
professionals follpwed.th the addresses OF
the guests of honor. Miss Marie Sc
vile, soprano. sang several gtoups of
number of violin selections.
The first evening concert for this
season of the Rubinstein Club, Mrs
William Rogers Chapman president
viii take place at the Waldorf-Astoria
on December 6. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman, musical director, has ar
ranged brilliant program. The club
choral of over one hundred and fifty
voices will render ten new part songs
some to be heard for the first time.
Mass Helen Yorke, soprano, and a grand
ORCHESTRA of sixty pieces from the
Philharmonic Society will be heard
Miss Alice M. Shaw is the clubs ac-
companist. Dancing will follow the
close of the concert
Miss Mary Jordan Baker, chairman;
Mrs. Alexander II. Candlish and Mrs
Gustav Gordon Schick gave an enjoy
able card party on Wednesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit of the
Philanthropic Fund of the Rubinstein
club. -
Beethoven Booiety, Mn1c. Aida Tanini-
O11d musicale of the season in the ball
Room of the Plaza Saturday afternoon
An interesting program will be given
By Kitty Mclaughlin, soprano; Moy-
zAlle Bennett, violinist, and Walter
Mills, barytone. Dancing will follow
the musicale. -
will entertain the. directors at hel
home. SO West Ninety-fourth Street, at
bridge.
9The Washington Heights Chapter. d
~ r., Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer, regent
will hold a regular meeting Of the
board Of safety to-morrow Afternoon
81 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs
Stevenson J. Thorne, 1909 Vyse Ave,
nae, New York City.
. n.
The annual dinner Of the Indians
Club, Will d. Howe. president, will
he given ~pssember l2' at the. SHote
McAlpin. lf yswilf be- followed by al
aN Indiana .program,. in which rep
fcssioEal and political worlds, will
participate. Notable among THE Sc .Srs
George Ade, Senator Harry S. New
Senator jim Watson ". d. Hornaday
Ray Long and the Governor OF Indiana
Warren I. McCray.
=
Marion Gaylord Atwell will give the
second lecture in the current events
course, conducted by thesi New > Y n;
City Colony, national society Of New
England women, at the Hotel Pennsyl-
yenia, Tuesday morning. at II O'Clock.
Ne. Sem misahn,ial study. day of the
Nstfona IfpS 6as Club of America,
Baroness Won KIenner, founder and