The New York herald., 1921-02-20

members there will be violin solo by
william L. Turner, Jr. Many new MEM
bers were elected at the meeting OF the
board OF directors on FRIDAY afternoon
at the residence OF Nine. Tagliavia-
They included Mines Helen V. Hayes,
Frank Ruhlander. Charles L. Tuxll. NJ.
Kriegsman. II A. Sperry. William Oh
colt. w. Stacker, L. Haase, II. Lsnde.
r. Schmidtchen and Charles H. Rickard.
"Glimpses Back Stags' rs the topic OF
a talk that will be given tomorrow
afternoon by Tom Oliphant. manager of
Little Old New York and a native
Hoosier. at the meeting of the Indiana
Club. Miss Mary Garrett Hay president.
In the Hotel McAlpin. Miss Helen Brit
tain will give a reading of Alice
Adams" by Booth Harrington. and Miss
Mary Ludington will play a group OF
piano solos.
Manuy unusual and useful prizes have
been contributed by the patronesses for
the benefit card party 70 be given on
Thursday afternoon at the Waldorf-As-
toria by lie Lyceum, Societe des Femmes
de France a New York. During the af-
ternoon there will be a mandolin con-
cert for those who do not care for
tell fortunes. The proceeds from the
garnes will be used toward the support
OF the family OF French orphans adopted
by the society.
Last Thursday at the salon at the
home of>the president, Nine. Carlo Poll
feme.-an interesting programme was
given by Mrs. Herbert Mortimer Hanks,
who spoke on Les Jardins de YER
sailles. She was assisted by Nine.
,,-S
gan and Mile. Hortense Dorvalle, who
was chairman OF music. Miss Emily
Rigel poured tea
The Vassar Students Aid Society rs
arranging to give an entertainment on
the evening OF March at the Cosmo-
politan Club. 1875 East Fortieth street.
The vassar Players, a company OF four
students under the management OF Miss
Mary Cochran. will present four plays
written and acted by Vassar women
They will include Aria as Copo." 1.-TWO
Slatterns and King" and "Jezebel." In
addition TO these plays there will be
songse by Mrs. Leland Stlllman and
Miss Laura Herring. Vassar women.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Dougal Bissell. 2le West Seventy ninth
street.
There was a large attendance at the
fourth musicale Of the Rubinstein Club,
Mrs. william Rogers Chapman. presi-
dent, yesterday afternoon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The artists were Miss
Marjorie Squires. contraito: AR Justin
Lurie, tenor. and Scipione Guidl vio-
lrist Miss Alice Shaw and Mr.. John
Doane were at the piano. Dancing fol-
lowed tho programme.
The second evening concert OF the club
will bo held on March /. when the club
shoral Of i50 voices will sing ten new
part songs under the direction OF Mr..
Chapman. the musical director. The
assisting artist will be Miss Jeanne Cor
don contralto, Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. Dancing will follow +ae pro-
gramme. Extra guest tickets for the
concert may be obtained In advance
from Mrs Chapman at the Waldorf or
from Miss Mary Jordan Baker, the sec
retary and treasurer.
The eighteenth annual white break
fast Of Rubinstein will be on Saturday
May : Reservations for tables and
seats may now be made by applying 70
Mrs George r. Golfer 4f9 weest 1t9th
street. chairman OF tickets
At the next morning musicale OF the
New York Mozart Society Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president. 10 be hold at the
Hotel Astor on March 5, the artists will
be Miss Evelyn Scotney. soprano. Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company Mr.
John Campbell. tenor. and Miss Mary
Cooper. violinist. with Charles Gilbert
spross az the piano. The ushers Of the
society will hsye a meeting tomorrow
night az tho Astor.
For the benefit OF Its philanthropic
fund the women's Health Protective AS
ISOLATION. Mrs. Rslph Trautmann. presi-