New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
RrAoinstein Club
Gives Its Second
Evening Concert
Ten New Part Songs Are
Heard at Waldorf Meet
ing; Legislative League
Officers Are Entertained

The Rubinstein Clubs second evening
concert for this season was given on
Tuesday in the grand ballroom of the
Waldorf-Astoria, under the direction of
William Rogers Chapman, the clubs
musical director. The club choral rem
dered ten new part songs. The as
sisting artists were Josef Turin. Rus
sian tenor, and Marie Stapleton- Muir
ray, soprano.
During the intermission Mrs. Chap
man, president, received with the
guests of honor. Supper was served in
the Rose Room and dancing followed,
A card party will be given in the
Waldorf apartments on the afternoon
of March is for the benefit of the
philanthropic fund of the Rubinstein
Club. 1t will be under the direction
of Miss Mary Jordan Baker, chairman.
There will be a prize for each table.
On the evening of April an enter
tainment and dance have been planned
for the benefit of the fund. The clubs
fifth musicale will be given Saturday
afternoon. March 10, when Rosa Pom
selle, Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, will be heard in a song recital
This is to be president day and more
than one hundred presidents Of the
leading women's organizations will be
the guests of honor.
Reservations for tables and seats for
the eighteenth annual White Breakfast
should be made at once, as no tables
will No rpcprvo1 aftor Nh rcf,
Mrs. J. Hedges Crowell entertained
the officers of the Legislative League
at the Woman's Press Club breakfast
yesterday. Among those present were
Mrs. Thomas Slack, Mrs. William Hale,
Mrs. William Demorest, Mrs. J.
Matthew, Mrs. Josephine Swart, Mrs. F.
E. Bradner, Miss E. Beers and Mrs.
John Jas. Macdonald.
Mrs. Crowell has been a charter
member in some Of the large clubs,
being introduced several years ago into
club life by the late Mrs. Russell Sage.
Her guests presented to Mrs. Crowell
a beautiful corsage bouquet.
The Missouri Women's Club of New
York City. Mrs. William Baldwin
Smith I'd president, held its monthly
meeting, "literature day." at the Hotel
Astor ION Wednesday. The entire pro-
gram was furnished by Missouri au-
thors and musicians. Mrs. Edwin l..
Bartlett. was chairman.
The Nebraska Society of New York,
Mrs. Dexter D. Ashley, president, will
celebrate its fifth anniversary with a
dinner at the Hotel McAlpin on Thurs
day. March 10. Miss Zona Gale, au-
of al, pa+t
and there will be other interesting ad-
dlesses, followed by dancing. All
Nebraskans are cordially invited. Mrs.
William j. Taylor is chairman of the
dinner committee.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Government Club will be held to-
morrow at the Hotel Astor. The speak
ers will be: Edwin Mordant, on Facing
Problems; Cora Wells Trow, on Our
Foreign Relations" and Olive Stott
Gabriel, on Grimes and the Criminal
Law" The Chinese Consul General. |.
Mrs. George f. Owens, president of
the club, will preside.
Two hundred clubwomen assembled
at the Hotel Astor last week and as
charter members inaugurated the
Womans Auxiliary of the National
Disabled Soldiers League. The follow
ing officers were elected Mrs. George
+. Owens, national commanders; Mrs.
Stanley Otis, commander; Mrs,
Charles D. Hirst, secretary; Mrs Will
iam u. Demarest, recording secretary;
Mrs. Beatrice Tyson, treasurer; Mrs.
Howard Sullivan, adjutant.
The executive committee consists of
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. Harry
Lilly. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Mrs. Everett
Raynor. Mrs. Eugene ]. Grant, Mrs,
Leonard l.. Hill, Mrs. William D. .Spor-
burg, Mrs. James H. Parker and Mrs.
William B. Smith I'd. The object of
the organization is to enforce iegisla-
tion on behalf of the disabled soldiers
and provide for emergency cases.
At the business meeting Of the
Daughters of Ohio in New York, Mrs.
Edward W. Kingsland president, the
following members were elected to
serve on the nominating committee: