New-York tribune., 1921-01-02


Thursday at the Waldorf Astoria, W
on child welfare. The Washington
reception on the same day.
Chief Caupolican. Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company, will be the attrac-
tion at the next morning musicale Of
the New York Mozart Society, Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell president, on Satur-
day. at the Hotel Astor. The program
will be followed by luncheon, after
o'clock in the AFTERNOON. This will be
Caupolican's third appearance before
the Mozart members this season.
A meeting of the beard of the so
ciety will he held at the Astor on Tues
da after which Mrs. Mcconnell will
entertain the members at luncheon and
afterward take them to the theater.
Mrs. John II. Parker will be the guest
of honor.
The bal masque and carnival for the
benefit of the East Side Clinic for
Women and Children, Mrs. Mcconnell
founder and president. will be held in
the ballroom of the Hotel Astor the
evening Of January 25. Games Of ali
kinds will be played, and at midnight
judges will award prizes for the most
picturesque, most freakish and most
original costumes. Tickets, at $3.50.
may be obtained from the chairman of
the pal, Mrs. Samuel Gardner Esta-
brook, 325 Park Place, Brooklyn. Boxes
seating eight may be had from Mrs. E.
bassford Schmalholz. chairman Of
boxes, at 2lo Riverside Drive. Mrs.
William Maynard HaraGon is chairman
of program.
MI and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell have
been passing the holiday at their coun-
Try place at scarsdale.
Gifts Distributed in Hospital
MISS Mary Jordan Baker, chairman,
and an Mrs: l. A. Proudfoot, Mrs. W. J.
Sherwood, Miss B. Huss, Miss N. w.
yoroan' MISS Edith Cartwright and Mrs.
Joseph Bough. members Of the phi
lanthropic committee of the Rubinstein
Club; brought their charitable activi-
ties to- joyful throng of 200 children
q. the Metropolitan Hospital, at Black
wells Island. ~Uhristmas morning. in
tie form of~stockings filled with toys
and games, together with books bags
e1sycandy-. AID fruit. The committee
rad been invited BY Bird S. Coler, Com
missioner of Public Welfare, to attend
tie Christmas morning exercises held
a. 10 o'clock. After the exercises and
distHbut!on OF presents the committee
visited the sick wards, and these chill
dren also were given dolls, books, etc.
10 the babies in cribs were given rat
ties tied with pink and blue ribbons
The third afternoon musicale Of the
Rubinstein CLUB, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president, will be given on
Saturday, January Is, at 2 o'clock, in
the Astor Gallery, Waldorf Astoria.
be served, followed by dancing. The
annual ball will be given on January
1S. 1t will be preceded BY song re-
cital by Nine Frances Aida Grand
march and dancing will follow the re-
cital. Extra guests tickets may be
purchased in advance from the presi-
dent or secretary and treasurer, Miss
Mary Jordan Baker
The Beethoven Society mime. Aida
TariniTagliav president) will hold
the January afternoon musicale next
Saturday in the grand ballroom Of the
Plaza A reception will be held at 2 !
o'clock by the president officers and d.
rectors. The artists for the musicale
will be Rachel Morton Harris, coptralto.
and Albert Bertchant, master violinist.
Dancing will follow the program Mrs. !
". Otis Fredenburg and Mrs. Carl
Jungen VIII entertain tho BOARD OF dl
rectors January 12 at an auction bridge
party and tea at the residence OF Mrs
Fredenburg, 313 West Seventy eighth
Street More than 400 members and
guests attended the annual Christmas
dance given by the society last Tuesday
evening for the young men and women
ushers at the Plaza.
The Manhattan Matinee Club (Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat president) will
give card and thimble party on Tues
day at the Waldcrf-Astoria for the
benefit Of the philanthropic fund. Mrs.
h. g. Russ is chairman OF the day.
The first entertainment Of the Indiana
Club, now comprised Of men and women
In joint membership. will be a supper
dance. Monday evening, January 10, at
the Hotel McAlpin. 1t will be an old
fashioned. jolly Hoosier evening. The
committee on arrangements consists Of
Mrs. j. Franklin Elder. chairman;
Joseph 7. Tanning, Mrs. Lois Pierce
Hughes, Edward Lewis, Miss Mary Car
rstt Hay. Howard L. Wynegar, Mrs.
Joseph Froggatt,' John W. Paris, Mrs,
William c. Cauble, Charles M. Zion,
Miss Ruby Rees, Frederick Felix, Mrs.
". h. Stewart and Henry w. Nuckols.
Mrs. Howard McNutt, president of