New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Mozart Society's
Members Day TO
Be Held Oct. 20
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Pres
ident, Is Completing Plans
for Affair at Astor; 1t
Will Be Strictly Social

Elaborate preparations are being
aade by Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, presi-
dent Of the New York Mozart Society,
for members day at the Hotel Astor
IN October 20. It will be q strictly
ocial affair and members may invite
;ueats by obtaining tickets at the Mo-
art Office in the Hotel Astor. It will
oe the beginning of season of bril-
iant activities in the society The first
morning musical, luncheon and dance
will be held at the Hotel Astor on
November 5.
Mrs. Mcconnell will give a luncheon
nd card party at the Hotel Astor on
'ctober "a, in honor Of Mrs. August
|alois. Wendell.
On Tuesday, November 1, golf and
cheon patty VIII be given by Mrs.
'cConnell for Mrs. Ethel G.. Holston
1T the Scarsdale Country Club. On this
occasion silver vase will be played
or between members of the Mozart
Iolf Circle and the women's division
the Scarsdale Golf Club, of which
Mrs Holston is president The trophy
NIil have to be won three times bv a
aver to retain permanent possession
1T. The players will tee Off at 10 a
n. snd luncheon will be served at 1880.
Az the first social day Of the season
the Iheater Club, Inc, George Clyde
PRESIDENT, which will be held at the
fotel Astor on Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
ooer rs, Josephine Drake, the Maisie
'Lilies Of the Field" at the klaw
heater; Harry McRae Webster, who
4irected the play for the Garrick pro
auctions, and Norman Trevor, who is
eaturcd in the role opposite Marie
poro, the star Of "Lilies of the Field"
all will SPEAK on matters pertaining to
the theater.
The first luncheon and business meet
lng Of the Iowa New Workers was held
friday at the home of Mrs. F.. r. De.
Wne, 542 West 112th Street. The pro
gram for the season was presented and
arrangements made for bridge to be
given at the Hotel Astor Friday. Oc
tober 2S, at p. m. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. E. T. Devine.
The New York Euphony Society, Mrs.
James j. Gormley president. began re-
hearsals on Friday. Carl Hahn will
again conduct the music and Claude
Warford will continue as accompanist.
The frst matinee musical of the sea
oVH ~iii tdhe pldCe on saturday, ~ Noveu- -
Der 8, in the Astor Gallery of the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
The frs. evening concert will be
given on Friday, December Q, in the
grand ballroom of the Waldorf.
An orchestra OF seventy men from
the Philharm onic and Symphony or
chestras has been engaged
Ihe Musurgia Club will give a con-
cert for the benefit of the Flatbush
Day Nursery tomorrow evening in
the auditorium OF the Flatbush Con-
gregational Church.
Walter Henry Hall professor oe
church and choral music at Columbia
University, will conduct.
Mrs. W. Palmer Smith, chairman Of
me concert committee, will have ar-
sistlrg her az ushcrs Miss Helen Raj.
com, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Belts, Miss TmiIv
,FToynton, Miss Ernestinc Fay, Mr..
willard De Berard, Miss Mary God
dnrd, Miss Eunice Haskinv, Misa
Pauline Hayward, Miss DOROTHY Laus.
ser, MISS Jessie Menzies. Miss Mar
garet Mcneil, Mas Elizabeth Savor.
Miss Anne B, Smith, Mrs. ] Lo Row
Pitcher and Miss Frances Schafusg.
"ashington Heights Chapter, D. A.
K, Mrs. Samuel ]. Kramer regent
held it's first meeting yesterday at 2: 30
p. m. Tho subject for the dav was
INC FmlRrant." The chapter xpent the
afternoon az Ellis Island.