The New York herald., 1921-04-03
.DA LIGHTERS OF 1912 TO HOLD
GRAND RALLY IN ASHINGTON;
GAY EVENTS OF WOMENS CLUBS
Mozart Society to Give Dinner and Dance Wednes
day-Beniamino Gigli to Sing at Rubinstein
Afternoon Musicale

| clans. Quantities OF roses, tulips. car
nations, apple blossoms, Easter lilies
and spring flowers will transform the
big ballroom into huge flower garden
4 for the occasion. The room will be
divided into sections. each one repre-
sented by a flower Mrs. Albert Gala
! tin Weed Is chairman OF the decora-
| tons. Or. Robert 7. Morris, president,
win give a short talk outlining the plans
OF the home before the playing begins.
Letters are constantly being received
asking when such an institution Will be
ready, thus showing the great need for
1t. A conditional offer of land on Long
Island is under consideration.
4 Among those VINO have taken tables
\ for Thursday are Mines. Charles ID. Sa-
\ bin, Henry Reeves Smith, Frank Otis,
I John H. Judge. * N. Darlington, John
/ Ranger, Colin Armstrong. Edward Kipp,
\ e. d. Depew. Donald Macpherson, Lewis
4 Hornthal. Charles X. Mills. st. George
\ Elliott. Ralph SPOTS. James Robert
4 Campbell, John Latin. Alfred Watts
/ KiddIe, Bond Stow, Mathew L. Carr,
4 W. H. Peck. Noble Mcconnell, Benja-
/ min Adriance Barlow 8. Weeks, Ballard
4 Mccall. Alfred Brosslau. Charles Will
SON William +. Bailey. w. Fl. Oakley,
\ o. S. Malcolm. l.. X. Royle, Joseph
l O'Donohue +. L. Norton. G. w. Dick
\ inson and Herman Goldsmith.
House and Home" will be the subject
a. the next regular meeting and luncheon
I or Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Chiids,
| president. tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria. In the absence of the president
| Mrs. Alice Bartlett Stimson will preside
and the programme will be under the
I chairmanship OF Mrs. Myrtle French
Bfckmore Capt Hugh S. Martin, for
| n1erly special attache of the American
! Embassy at Petrograd and later a mem
/ Der of the Intelligence Division OF the
army. will speak on 'sBolshevism and
It's Menace to the Home" Princess
| Cantacuzene ard Col Albert Kalpachni-
i koff. author Of Five Months Prisoner
\ OF Trotzky." win be guests, and It IS
J expected that they also will speak. In
| addition to the addresses there VIII Dc
q musical programme.
l An Afternoon OF "Reminiscences OF So
rosis Members and Events" will be held
/ On the afternoon of April is at the
/ waldorf. The late members for whom
4 this memorial meeting will be held are
1 Ella NJ Dietz Glynes. Gertrude Hovey
Baldwin. Jeanette n. Leeper, Eleanor
| r. Dow, May Wright Sewall and Mary
/ Abba Newton.
| The New York Chapter or the Mary
\ Baldwin Aiumna Association will hold
/ its annual luncheon on Saturday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mr.. William Wayt
\ King Of Staunton. Va, in recognition OF
his many years of service to the school
/ VIII be the guest of honor. The school
l II one of the Oldest and best known
educational institutions in the South and
numbers among its alunnR many well
known women OF New York and vicinity
Mrs. John Seymour Montgomery OF
Riverside. Conn. IS the chairman or the
New York Chapter.
one or the most brilliant events in
club circles this week viii. be the dinner
and dance of the New York Mozart So
ciety, Mrs Noble Mcconnell, president,
to be given on "Wednesday evening at
the Hotel Astor. About 500 members
4 and their friends and officials OF the
city government viii be present. 1t VIII
be the second entertainment OF its kind
1 given by the society and promises to
be an even greater success than the
one last year. Mrs. William NJ Hara-
don is chairman OF the committee In
charge.
The annual Easter service OF the CLUB
will be held to-day in the West End
Presbyterian Church. The pastor, the
Rev. Or. A. Edwin Keigwin will preach
and there will be special music by the
Mozart Choral, including "Hark. Hark.
NV Soul" and Chief Caupolican Of the
METROPOLITAN Opera Company will sing
"Hasanna."
The sixth morning musicale. luncheon
and dance OF the society was held yes
terday in the north and east bathrooms
OF the Hotel Astor. An enjoyable pro-
graulme was given by Miss Alice Mel
sen, Chief Caupolican, Antonio Recca
and Miss Claire Lillian Peteler. with
Charles Gilbert Spross at the piano.
The final evening concert OF the
season win be held On April 10, when
Titta Ruffo win be the soloist and the
choral will lie heard IN part songs.
Saturday May Z. Is the date OF tho
annual white and gold breakfast OF the
society ana as usual Il will be held at
the Hotel Astor. a meeting. OF which
Mrs samuel Gardner EstahroolI Is chair
n4su. viii be held on Tuesday
Beniamino Gigii. The new tenor OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. viii
be the artist at the sixth and last af-
ternoon musicale OF the Rubinstein
Club, Mrs William Rogers Chapman.
president, on April 16 at the Waldorf
Astoria. II will be his only song recital
this season. and a most interesting pro-
gra0nf0e mas Deen aTTdHktu ION liit Ot-
casion. Dancing will follow the concert.
Extra guest tickets for IL may be OBJ
tained from Miss Mary Jordan Baker
at 351 West 114th street
The third and last evening concert OF
the season OF the club will be on April
10. The programme will be followed by
dancing. Elaborate plans are being made
for the clubs eighteenth annual white
breakfast to be held on Saturday. May
T. Men will be admitted this year to
the breakfast. and they VIII occupy the
upper tier boxes and also any members
who desire TO wear dark gowns and
hats. All the members desiring to be
seated on the main floor or first tier
boxes, must either wear white gowns
and hats or pastel shades. Reservations
for tables and seats should be made
at once to Mrs. George T. Golfer. 419
.-s-sst I19th street, chairman OF tickets,
as The demand is great.
There was a large attendance at the
entertainment and dance for the benefit
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