The New York herald., 1921-11-13

More tnGN elSnI nuIuIeu IlcllDeIS ana
guests attended the first morning musi-
cal. luncheon and dance of the New
York Mozart Society, Mrs. Noble McCon-
nell. president, on November at the
Hotel Astor. 1t was the most brilliant
opening the organization has ever had.
Miss Marion A. O'Neill. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew j. O'Neill. will
give card party and tea at her home.
225 West Eighty-sixth street. on Thurs
day for the members of the Junior Cab
met Of Mozart. Her mother is IL member
OF the board and her father of the
auxiliary board of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar o. Challenger
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mcconnell and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neill at the Biltmore
Golf Club on election day, and after
ward Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell enter
tanned the party at dinner at the Hotel
Astor.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Owen
]. McWilliams. the next golf tournament
will be held on Tuesday at the Arcola
Country Club at Arcola. N. ].
Theatre Assembly. Mrs. J. Christopher
Marks. president. will hold its first social
day of the season on Friday afternoon
at the Hotel Astor when an act from
Golden Days" will be presented by the
company now piaylilS at lHS odiSty
Theatre. All Theatre Assembly members
are urged TO see a performance OF the
play so as to be able to take part in the
discussion on study day, December 2.
For the benefit of the Actors Fund OF
America and the Emergency Fund of the
Theatre Assembly a card party viii he
given on November II at the Hotel
Astor. Tickets are 81 and may be OBJ
tained from the chairman. Mrs. William
f, Spies, 3505 Broadway.
The annual meeting OF the Little
Mothers Aid Associa ton was held last
Thursday, at Happy Day House. 23G
Second avenue. The officers and chair
men elected were: President. Mrs. Clar-
ence Burns; vice-presidents, Mrs. Charles
r. Spraguc Mrs. Frank Oliver Hall.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed. Mrs. Henry
Forbes Kiddle, Mrs. Bond-Stow Mrs.
William Grant Brown, Mrs. John II.
Judge and Mrs. Charles r. Wilcox;
secretaries, Mrs. Duncan MACPHERSON
and Mrs. Emile Van Bell treasurer,
Mr. Frank II. Hazard OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank; chairman of the
advisory board Mr.. John II. Judge;
chairmen of committees Mrs. Alfred NJ.
Milander, Mrs. Robert H. McNali. Mrs.
Charles Z. Abbott. Mrs. E. G. Cunning
ham. Miss G. A. Patterson, Mrs. G.. w.
Eason, Mrs. w. b. Peck. Miss A. Z.
Cameron DR.. J. Lombard Muller. Mrs.
Matthew L. Carr. Mrs. J. Stuart Smith.
Mrs. w. L. Wilkinson, Mrs. Alfred Bros
seau. Mrs. John Jay Cowdray and Mrs.
Alfred Watts kiddle.
After luncheon a bazaar meeting was
held and about half the boxes at the
Waldorf Astoria. where the Bazaar OF
Nations will be held on Saturday. Decem-
Der 3. were rerorted sold. The tea room
will represent France. with Mrs. Alfred
Milander IN charge. Girls of society Will
serve as Mattresses and will be dressed
! in French costumes. Mrs. James Silliman
and Or. Muller have taken the Russian
booth. while Mrs. Charles f. Wilcox Sc
lected Ireland. The Scotch booth will
be presided over by Miss Elsie McCaul
and Mrs. Duncan MACPHERSON. Mrs.
Charles L. Abbott who has just returned
from China. will have charge of the
Chinese booth.
The committee in charge of the re-
cltal and dance to be held at the Plaza
Hotel on Wednesday evening. December
H. for the benefit of the Voice Training
Scholarship Fund. has received a letter
OF encourag cement from Sir Philip Gibbs.
The aim of the National Association
for American Speech. under whose aus
pices the affair will be given, Is to pre-
serve the purity of American speech for
national unity and national culture
against foreign influence and native
carelessness.
The proceeds of the benefit will be
used to provide scholarships for talented
Americans who wish to carry out the
aims of the national association by
teaching voice and speech. but who can
not afford the tuition.
Preparations are being made for the
card party to be given for the william
II. Davis Free Industrial School for
Crippled Children. All West Fifty
seventh street. and the Lulu Thorley
Home for Crippled and Delicate Chill
dren. Claverack. n. Y. of which Mr.
Walter Scott is president. 1t is to be
held inl>he new ballroom of the Plaza
Hotel on Friday afternoon and is in
charge OF Mrs. Robert G.. Fisher, chair
man. 20 East Seventy-seventh street
The prizes will be the handiwork of the
school.
Clio. Mrs. Willis r. Miner president.
viii have meeting tomorrow at the
Hotel Astor. Conservation will be the
topic. and the programme will be opened
by Mrs. j. G. Carvalho. chairman. Eu-
genia Jones. the "Whistlng Nigt1tin-
gale" will be heard In two numbers
accompanied by Miss Kate Chase: Dr.
ffWil''dm r. Hornaday. director of the
ZoologD,al Park, will talk on the Pres
ent Status OF Our wild Life" and Mrs.
A. NJ Costello will be heard in bird
poems. Mrs Charles Duane Baker is
honorary president OF the club.
card party will be given at the
Hotel Astor on Friday afternoon by the
Southland Club. Mrs Simon Baruch
president. On the committee in charge
are Mrs +. J. CAN'T. Mrs. John r.
Miller. Mrs. a. Il. Amos and Mrs. ]. It.
McDougall.
Daughters OF Ohio. Mrs. Edmund w.
Eingland president. will hold their sec
ond meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the Waldorf Astoria There will be an
executive meeting at I o'clock. followed
by a business meeting at and n social
hour at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Marc NJ Rey-
nolds will be tho chairman. and there
will be addresses by Mrs. Harry Lilly
and Or. John G. Hallimond and songs
By Miss Catherine B. Hotchlxiss.
The twentieth anniversary luncheon OF
tho club will be held on November q
AZ the Waldorf. Mrs. Joseph r. Megrue
win be chairman OF the reception which
will precedc the luncheon. Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. Frances H. Ham
lton. 6i2 West iS4th street, the corre-
spending secretary.
An informal reception will be held on
Thursday afternoon nc the homo of
Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates. Is Gem
trel Park West. to meet Miss Charlotte
IIoff