New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Tea VIII Be Given
For Junior Cabinet
OF Mozart Society
Miss Adrienne C.. Soldin, of
Ridgewood, N. j., To Be
Hostess Thursday: Evelyn
Estabrook Is Chairman

Miss Adrienne c. Soldin, of 224
South Maple Avenue, Ridgewood, N. j.,
will give a tea Thursday at her home
for the members of the Junior Cabinet
of the New York Mozart Society, of
which Mrs. Noble Mcconnell is presi-
dent. Miss Evelyn Estabrook is chair
man of the cabinet and Miss Bessie
Worthen Stevens vice-chairman.
The other members are Miss Vivian
Albanesius, Miss Dorothy Bentley,
Miss Elsie Bickman, Miss Eleanor G.
Boerum, Miss Eda F. Braun, Miss Ma
bel Cewantes, Miss Angela G. Cochran,
Miss Elizabeth f. Coffin, Miss Anna
Franklin Crane, Miss Edith Anna
Crowley, Miss Regina Duff, Miss Muir
tha Decker, Miss Elizabeth j. Edwards,
Miss Melba K. Gundlach, Miss Flor
ence M. Hadley, Miss Grace A. Hes
sion, Miss Maude A. NJ James, Miss
Dorothy NJ. Kennedy, Miss Dorothy
Adele Kneisel, Miss Margaret Klein,
Miss Anninie Mueller, Miss Margaret
McCandless, Miss sallie NJ. McKenna,
Miss Florence McCullagh, Miss Mad
Ternan, Miss Clara f. McWilliams,
Miss Marion O'Neill, Miss Katherine
II. Otis, Miss Y. Dorothy Pitts, Miss
X. Frances Pendergast, Miss Kathryn
Scheerer, Miss Louise Scheerer, Miss
Beatrice f. Sillo, Miss Adrienne G.
Soldin, Miss Charlotte Southworth,
Miss Marjorie l.. Stevens, Miss Grace
Strasburger, Miss Alma e. Schmidt,
Miss Josephine Titus, Miss Irene B.
'r,,y, hull j
Miss Dorothy Welch.
Chaperones of the Junior Cabinet
are Mrs. Donald Alexander Green, Mrs.
/. Wright Hare, Mrs. j. Fred Klages,
Mrs. Horace A. Ketcham Mrs, Leonard
E. Lisner, Mrs. George E. Morrissey
Mrs Arthur S. Mawhinney, Mrs. Henry
c. Riefe and Mrs. Cornelius A.
Schmidt.
The associate members are Miss
Marie Cecilia Carr and Miss Virginia
Carr.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten. presi-
dent held the last meeting of the sea-
son on Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. An excellent program was
given. Among the numbers was read
ing by June Jamison King from her
own book of poems, entitled "Soul }"
Miss Emme Maak gave an Italian pat
terlogue written by Miss Totten, en-
titled "Margretta," and Arnold Becker
French tenor, sang, this being his
first appearance in this country. Carl
tlqne played an original composition.
Plans for another season will include
a Friday review to be given on every
first Friday of the month, beginning
October and ending the first Friday
in June. The programs for these
events are already we'll under way, and
the coming season promises to be the
most interesting that Drama Comedy
has ever had.
1t was announced at this meeting
that all the tables for the June gam
Dol, to be held at the Shelbourne Hotel
at Brighton Beach on the afternoon of
June is, have been engaged The men
members on the floor comm ittee will
include Robert G. Hargrave, Harry
Bunnell and j. F. Hinckley.
Transportation Night" will be held
by the University Forum of America.
Tuesday evening, at the Headquarters
of the club, at 203 West Ninety-third
Street. Grover Whalen, Commissioner
of Plant and Structures of the City of
New York, will give an address on
Modern Means of Transportation. -
DR.. Alexander Cumming, the president
of the club, will be the chairman of
the evening and Mrs. Harrison C.
Lefferts the hostess.
The address will be followed by an
informal dance,