New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Rubinstein Club
Opens Season at
Waldorf Saturday
Florence Macbeth Will Give
Costume Recital, and Re-
ception Will Introduce
Guests to Organization

The Rubinstein Club Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman, president, will open
its thirty-ffth season Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Waldorf-As
toria. Florence Macbeth. of the Chi
cago Opera Company, will give cos
tune recital of operate numbers and
groups of songs. Mrs. Gustav G.
Schick, chairman Of reception, assisted
by Mrs. George T. Coulter and Mrs.
George B. Crawford, will introduce the
new members and special guests Of
honor. Extra guests tickets may be
obtained in advance from Miss Mary
Jordan Baker or at the door on the
afternoon of the recital. The date for
the first evening concert will be De-
cember 6, in the ballroom of the WAL
dorf.
A delegation from the club, including
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Alexander II.
Candlish and Mrs. Marshall O. Terry,
was present at the exercises at Wash
ington on Armistice Day. Mrs. Harold
Avery, for over twenty years member
of the Rubnstein Choral, was one of
ten women selected from the list of
war mothers for the reserved seats in
the amphitheater at Arlington for the
services at the burial of the unknown.
American soldier. These ten Ameri-
can war mothers acted as an escort to
Mrs. K. Emmet Digney, the national
American war mother, who laid q
wreath on the grave of the Unknown
Soldier.
The Manhattan Study Club, Mrs.
Edith Il. Pearsons, president, will hold
card party at the home of Mrs. Ray.
mond Penfield, S36 Riverside Drive,
Wednesday afternoon. The next
study day of the club will take place
at the McAlpn Hotel on Monday
afternoon November 21, when Miss
Ada Sterling will give talk on "The
Rays OF the Hour" Miss Sterling is
the author of MARY Queen of Scots"
and "My Madonna"
The Kansas Women's Club Mrs
David Burr Luckey, president. will in
tertain at bridge on Tuesday, at the
Hotel Majestic, for the benefit of the
Kansas Dormitory in the National
Navy Club. Mrs. Judson Fisher is
chairman.
The Clio Club, Of New York City,
will hold its meeting tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Astor. at which the
subject for discussion will be Con
servation. The following program will
De given:
Eugenia Jones, "The whistling Night
lngale,' (a) CHIMNEY Swallows"
Carrie Jacobs Bond; (b) '.Spring Song"
Mendelssohn; Miss Kate Chase, accom-
panist
THE Present Status of Our Wild
Life" DR.. William T. Hornaday. Di-
rector of Geological Park.
Bird POEMS" Mrs. A. M. Costello.
The Daughters of Ohio in New York
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
East Room of the Waldorf Astoria. at
which there will be addresses by Mrs.
Harry Lilly and DR.. John Haliimond
ana songs by Miss Catherine B. Hotch-
KISS. The twentieth anniversary
luncheon will take place in the Astor
gallery on November 81, and there will
be an informal reception from to 6
o'clock Thursday. November IL. at the
home Of Mrs. Margaret Homes Bates,
10 Central Park West, in honor of Miss
Charlotte Hoff
The New York City Colony National
Society of New England, of which Mrs.
John Francis Yawger is president, will
sponsor course of seven lectures on.
current events, to be given by Marion
Gaylord Atwell on November %. De-
cember 8, January 3,e17 and February
z and 21.
The Witness Circle of the rnterna-
tional Order Of Kings Daughters and
Sons, of which Mrs. J. W. Hansen is
president. will hold its annual bazaar
on November Is, in the parlors Of the
West Presbyterian Church, at 525 West
lb5th Street. Mrs. Collier H. Wood
ward will have charge Of the supper
room.
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