The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Tor TINS week dS Ht\l WSci
win be Holy Week and there will b
practically no entertaining during tina
time.
Iii addition 10 the regular meetings
this week Of the various organizations
there VIII be musicales, card parties
luncheons and dinners. with a dance
OF two on st. Patrick's Day thrown
.n for good measure.
Rubinstem Club viii have two
events this week, a card party on
Tuesday for the benefit Of its philan-
thropic fund, and a musicale on Satur-
day, which also will be presidents day
leuphony Society also has two enter
tainments scheduled this week, dance
on Wednesday and card party on
Saturday. both taking place at the
Waldorf Astoria Mozart Society has
its second concert on Tuesday eve
ming at the Hotel Astor, and the same
evening the St. Cecilia Clab has its
final concert Of the season at the
Waldorf, where the Manhattan Matinee
and Eclectic clubs have luncheons on
Wednesday. Beethoven Society has a
musicale on Saturday afternoon at
the Hotel Plaza, where the Marquette
: Club celebrates st. Patrick's Day,
Thursday. with a musicale and dance.
The American Criterion Society has a
dinner and dance on Friday at the
Hotel Commodore, and the same eve-
ning Drama Comedy Club has dance
at the Hotel Astor
At the second concert OF the season
OF the New York Mozart Society, Mrs.
oblc Mcconnell president Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Astor the artists
will be Miss Evelyn Scotney and Jose
Mardones OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company. The Mozart Society Choral
uIder the direction OF Richard t.
Percy and accompanied by Charles Gil
bert Spross will sing a number OF
songs Mrs William Maynard Hara-
Con VIII give st. Patricks day lunch
con at the Hotel Astor, followed by q
theatre party for members Of the board
OF governors of the Mozart Society. or
the following day. Friday, the breakfas'
committee of the annual Springtime
Festival and Breakfast in Pastels Mrs
samuel Gardner Estabrook chairman
will meet at the Astor. Miss Grace a
Hession of 719 Linden avenue, Brook.
I'm. gave a tea on Friday for members
of the Junior Cabinet OF Mozart So
ciety.
New York Chapter. Daughters Of TIM
Sonfederacy. will celebrate its twenty.
NTH birthday on Saturday Afternoon
with reception at the Hotel Astor
The chapter was organized in 1896, witt
Mrs. Edwin Gaillard as the first presi-
aent OF the U. d. c. in New York She
vas followed by Mrs. w. w. Read who
served for two years. who in turn was
followed by Mrs James Henry Parker
who has been president for twenty -on'
years. The objects of the organization
are philanthropic, educational am
benevolent special attention being give
10 the care OF the the Confederate vet
Grams their wives and widows. TIL
u. p. c. has a magnificent record 70
work In the world war. The presiden
gave an equipped ambulance in memor.
Of her husband. a cavalry officer OF tn
Confederate service. The annual lunch
con of the chapter will be held on Apri
at the Hotel Astor.
For the benefit Of the Philanthropi,
Fund of Rubinstein Club. card part!
viii be given on Tuesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. There will be a prize for each
table. The event viii be under the di
rection Of Miss Mary Jordan Baker
chairman, and her associate chairman
Mrs. A. L. Crawford and Mrs. w. II
Drapier. Jr. Tables may be obtained
from Mrs. George r. Corsa. 10 Eas
Forty-third street: Mrs. W. A. Sitzler
510 West 123d street; Mrs. w. II. Phil
lips. Soc ST. Nicholas avenue. and Mis-
Mary Jordan Baker. 3o1 West ll4tl
street
The hostesses and those in charge in
clude Mrs W. II. Drapier, Jr: Mrs.
r. Bough, Mrs W. Bundy Cole, Mrs
Lester w. Bond. Mrs. George T. Golfer
Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar, Miss Bell
Chambers. Mrs. J. d. Bennington, Mrs
Homer c. Croscup. Mrs. James Bolton
Mrs. II. c. Kraft Mrs. G. p. Benjamin
Mrs I'll. T. Leonard, Mrs. A. DitInar. Mrs
Albert S. Terry. Miss Martha Devlin
Mrs. f. w. Tenny. Mrs. J. II. Fobes
Mrs. Paul Zizelman. Mrs. w. II. Per
shall, Mrs. w. A. Sitzler. Mrs. Gusta
Schick, Mrs. G.. w. Wagner, Mrs. Ott
Mates, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. J. 7
Walsh. Mrs. w. II. Van Tassell. Mrs
Platt H. Virgins, Mrs. J. II. Storer. Mrs
w l.. Scrymser, Mrs. +. L. Reeves. Mrs
Charles Lediard and Miss Jean Taylor
On Saturday afternoon the fifth after
noon musicale OF the club will be givei
In the grand ballroom OF the Waldorf
Astoria. Miss Rosa Ponsell OF tn
Metropolitan win be heard in songs ant
IL will be her only recital OF the season
Il is to be presidents day and more thai
one hundred and fifty presidents Of tn
leading clubs In the city have been IN
yited as guests Of honor.
rpecial entertainment and dane
will D. given on Friday evening. April
in the roof garden Of the Waldorf 70
the benefit OF the Philanthropic Fund Q
the club. The one heretofore giver
proved such a success that n repetition
OF the affair has been demanded.
reservations should be made at onc'
for tables and seats for the eighteenth
annual white breakfast TO be given OF
Saturday May z. at 10 o'clock. Mel
will be admitted II the breakfast th
year and viii be seated in the uppe
tier boxes.
The American Criterion Society. Mrs
Leonard l.. Hill. president, will give {
dinner and dance at the Hotel Com
nodore on Friday evening. Mrs. Charlie
A. Bartholomae heads the group II
charge OF the dance arrangements. Or
John Strother Gaines. Jr.. and Mr.
Walter Moore are chairmen Of the floo
committee, which is composed OF TWEEN
ty-six members OF the men associates
and Miss Marion Campion has as he
Assistants on the committee Of iunior