New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Mrs. McC Connell
10 Give Tea for
Mozart Society
Third and Final Concert
tuesday Evening; Shake
peare Verdi Tableaux
at Waldorf Wednesday

Mrs. Noble Mcconnell will give a tea
on Thursday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor for the members Of the New
York Mozart Society, of which she is
president. This is feature of the
Mozart activities each year, and al
ways is attended by most OF the mem
bers of the club.
Inc third and final evening concert
OF the society will be held in the
grand ballroom of the Astor Tuesday
evening. when Claire Lillian Petelcy
and Titta Ruffo will sing, assisted bv
the choral of $50 voices under the d.
rectlon of Richard I. Percy. Albert
1'a1ere opross will be the accompanied
me concert will be followed bv
aa;n1clng, for which Orlando's orchestra
wlll play, and many supper parties will
|. Edwards of New Jersey will be guests 8
OF Mrs. Owen j. McWlliams.
Preparations are about comn1etod
sor eo me annual white and gold break
Iast saturday afternoon, Nav I. at the
Hotel Astor. The grand ballroom o.s+
ballroom and laurel room will be
used. Members of the choral will sinv
IN the opening exerciseA, and the sna,
cial GA guests of honor will be the Rev
IL, Dr. "A. Edwin Keigwin and the Rev.
r, rasner John Dooley. Mrs. Samuel
Gardner Estabrook is chairman Of the
breakfast. " ''''
Rehearsals are being held almost
daily for a series Of Shabesnears M H.n,rs'
v. yerdl tableaux, which will Introduce
the ball Of the Silver Skvlarks ~ ouee he
gwen by the Verdi Club at The " Wa,. ~
oor1 Astoria. on Wednesday. Amono
those who will pose are Miss Florencss
Auer' leading woman of the EVAN
qerer' company, who will appear =.
.taty Maay Macbeth In the scene from
Iotheilor Miss Alberta Gallatin and
SSoSeph Mitchell will take part. In the
oosalcony scene from Romeo and Juliet"
Mrs. David w. Griffith will be juliet
and Michael Angelo Salerno Romeo e'
IN the "Traviata' tableaux Mrs. Thad-
deus Lewis and Alfred Roscbe will
take part. WIZ
There will be two larges tableaux.
and in the trial scene from "The Mer.
chant of Venice" with the Baroness
de Iorinof as Portia, will be Henry
Carvlll as Shylock, Miss Athlie Rogers
as as Nerissa, Harold Shelton as Antonio
henry Kitchener as Bassanio. Ogden
'nilds as the judge, and Mr.. de Lucca,
>, MISS Estelle Christie and Mrs. Bruce
!ns4ushong Preass will appear in the
=, Fatstatf's t,,,s tableaux. In "The Masked
Gemunder, Miss Louise Henry. Miss
Edna Moreland, Nine. Mai Kaini. M
Lewis W, and Viola Lyons will be. seen.
The closing tableaux will ;ncluda
os!let OF Silver Skylarks and the shrine
OF the Sun Goddess, symbolical Of the
ball. N"' VI '"e
An afternoon dance will follow the
~ iuncheon and program of the Minerva
CLUB, Mrs. Mary Stokes MacNutt presi-
oent' on Monday. at the Waldorf AS
.1 .1ria. nc VIII be the last meeting of
ene season, and there will be many
will be chairman of the dav. The ,ana nroI
gram will include songs by Mrs. Jul;a
~. Grundy, recitations by Mrs. Fred.
ricka Pentecost Phillips, an address bv
the Rev. w. Warren Giles and "Cur.
rent Events" by Mrs. Belle de Rivera.
Hamlin Garland will be the principal
speaker at the evening meeting of the
.nniana Club tomorrow at the Hotel
McAlpln: The annual election of off,
GERS will precede the program. Men
are, now eligible to Membership in the
society, which was formerly known as
the Daughters Of Indiana. All Hoos;ers
IN New York are invited. The present
ofacers are Miss Mary Garrett Hav
president; Mrs. John A. Wood. Mrs
=. n. Glltner, Miss Ruby Rees and Mrs.
Reu6en Jeffrey, vice presidents; Mrs
paul True, corresponding secretary:
MISS Lois ?. Clark. recording secretary.
ana MIS- Howell Fl. Stewart, treasurer
The Chicago's Woman's Club. Mrs.
Walter II. Gahagan president. held a
meeting on Monday at the Waldorf
Astoria. when the following officers
were elected for the ensuing wear:
Mrs. L: W. Seeligsberg, first vice -presi-
dent;s Mrs. H. W. Phelps, second vice
president; Mrs. H. c. Henig. recording