The New York herald., 1921-05-15

! linist, played 'Andante" by Lalc.
Clique" by Gretry and Petite Basque
ty sarasate. and Mana yucca, COM
poser. pianist, played "Valse Bril-
liante." David Shapiro and Lazar s.
weiner were the accompanies. There
We're addresses by Leonard Liebing
editor of the Musical Courier, and LazaI
s. Samoiloff. founder and director of the
Bel Canto Musical Society. Dancing fol-
lowed the programme.
The guests of honor We're Mines
William Rogers Chapman, Katherine A.
I Martin. Charles ID. Baker. Edward Bur-
| ton Williams. Albert Garfield Bage,
Howard MacNutt. ]. christopher Marks,
Charles Often and Julia Marie Gear.
4 reception AMI tea was given yester-
day afternoon by Miss Lillian Piper at
her studio, 334 East Fifty-seventh
street. She is an active MEMBER OF the
Rubinstein Club. Among her. guests
were Mrs. James Taylor. Mrs. John
! Ware, Mrs. William Rogers Chapman,
| Miss Mary Jordan Baker, Mrs. John T.
| Walsh. Mrs. w. Van Tassel Mrs. II. G..
Wotherspoon, Miss Belle Chambers. Mrs.
| lie Roy Otis. Miss Mermance Miss Boice,
Miss Alice Shaw, Miss Jean Taylor. Mrs.
Guido Sacerdote, Mrs. Frederick Stevens.
| Mrs. Emma Patterson, Mrs. Jesse w.
4 +.
Dillabough. Mrs. George Golfer, Mrs.
Alexander II. Candlish and Mrs. G.. p.
4 Benjamin.
The first tournament of the Mozart
Golf Circle will be held at the Scarsdale
/ Country Club on Thursday. About fifty
members of the New York Mozart So
ciety will take part. There will be first
and second prizes for both men and
women. The tournament will be fol-
| lowed by luncheon at the club. The
players will be Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Me-
Counell Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 0. Chal-
lenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Beck
stein. Mr.. and Mrs r. Fred Allin. Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Churlo Dr. and Mrs.
William w. Brash Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
W. Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest f..
Cook Mr.. and Mrs. F. De Lacey Nc
Carthy. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard #. Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodrun, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl b. Knudsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward x. Mesick, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
l.. Savage. Mrs. Benjamin Adriance.
Mrs. f. Macdonald Sinclair. Mrs. Owen
J. McWilliams. Mrs. Blanche Stillman,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bassford Schmalholz.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Haradon, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A Corroon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip c. Boerum. Miss Eleanor Boerum
Mrs. Charles a. :stcneham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman d. Post and Miss Mabel Gund-
lach.
The regular monthly meeting of the
James Henry Parker Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will be
held at the Hotel Astor tomorrow af-
ternoon.
As fitting close of the years pro-
gramme of work which had for its SUBJ
ject. Les Beaux Arts" the members Of
lie Lyceum. Societe des Femmes de
France of New York, attended in
body the last matinee Of Joan of Arc"
on Saturday, May Z. at the Shubert
Theatre. in honor OF Miss Margaret
Anglin and the 492d anniversary Of the
dcliverance of Orleans. At the close of
the play a bouquet of flowers and the
tri-color. of France were presented to
Miss Anglin. She held an informal re-
ception on the stage for the members.
The Theoria. Mrs. Harold George
Wood, president and founder. held it's
monthly luncheon at the Hotel Astor on
Wednesday and later attended the Hud-
son Theatre To see Nemesis" Sixty
Ave new members were received for the
coming season. Mr.. Claiming Pollock,
author. who was the guest of honor,
6av. a talk ir defence of motion
pictures and against so much censoring
On Tuesday Theoria will give its outing
for the guests of the Actors Home.
The Professional Women's League
will hold its last social day at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Monday. May 23. at
which time the following newly elected
officers will he Installed: President Mrs
Russell Bassett: vice-presiden,s. first
Mrs. Ben Hendricks; second. Miss Lii
Han Russell: third. Mrs. Edwin Price :
fourth, Miss Suzanne Westford fifth.
Mrs. Percy Howard. sixth. Mrs. Adah
Shartle recording secretary. Mrs John
Mcclure Chase; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Matthieson treasurer, Mrs Marcus
1 Harris.
The programme will be in charge of
Mrs Russell Bassett and will be COM
| posed OF songs by Misses Edith Jen-
Wings and Helen KucS. pianologues by
Miss Kate Chase and whistling solos by
Miss Eugenia Jones.
Mrs. James Lees Lsidaw will open
1 her house. 90 East Sixty-sixth stree.
\ for a meeting of the Women's Pro-
League Council tomorrow afternoon to
4 hear Miss Sarah Wambaugh speak On
The Record of Accomplishment of the
Existing League of Nations"
| Drama Comedy, Brooklyn Branch
held its final officers meeting and cab
met at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday
afternoon. The president, Miss Edyth
Tottcn. presided The vice-presidents
who attended were Misses Katherine
Flque, Josephine Libby, Sarah Stephen
son. Pauline de Lesser, Theresa Conk-
lin Mccoy and Annette Ewart, and Mrs
Robert @. Hargrave.
The June gambol which will be the
largest of its kind ever given by the
club. will be held on June Is at the
Shelburne Hotel. Brighton Beach.
The Virginia Society, Mrs. Franz
| Murray Tench president. held an inter.
esting meeting on Friday afternoon al
the Hotel Astor. Mrs Tench had a.
her guests Of honor Judge and Mrs
James A. Allen. Miss Helen varick Bos.
well Mrs. Charles b. Goldborouvh, Mrs
Charles Griffin. Mrs. Otto Hahn, Mrs
Edward L. Herbert. Mrs. Robins A. Lau
Mrs. Ernest Malcolm, DR.. Rosalis
Slaughter Morton. Mrs James Henry
/ Parker, Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler
Nine. Aida Tanini Tagliavia and Mrs
Bernhardt Wall. Mrs. r.. G. Kenyon
soprano. sang. accompanied by Mrs
James Pope. There also was a reading
Z bv Mr. Harford y Nf{lfu n Juaf hU Mari.