New-York tribune., 1921-04-24
Rubinstein Club
Gives Last Concert
OF Spring Season
Choral Sings Ten Part
Songs at Entertainment
in Waldorf-Astoria and
Three Soloists Appear

The last concert Of the season was
given by the Rubinstein Club, Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman president, at
the Waldorf Tuesday. The occasion
was enjoyed by large audience. The
choral, under direction Of William r.
Chapman, sang ten part songs. Miss
Alice Shaw, the clubs accompanist,
was at the piano and Louis Dressler at
the organ.
supper was served in the Rose Room.
Dancing followed the concert. Justin
Lawrie, Fernando Guarneri and Flor
ence Anderson Otis were the soloists.
The clubs eighteenth annual white
breakfast will be held May z, when the
ballroom OF the Waldorf will be trans
formed into a garden Of sprinrtime
flowers and blossoms. White viii be
the feature of the decorations. A re-
ception will be held in the. Astor Cal
lery when the president will receive
with the guests OF honor. An enter
tainment will be given at o'clock and
then dancing from to in the Astor
Gallery. Mrs. George r. Golfer is
chairman OF tickets, Mrs. J. W. He'd
den, chairman Of decorations, and Mrs.
Gustav G. Schick chairman Of recep-
ton.
The regular annual meeting Of the
CLUB will be held at the Waldorf Nav
IL. AS this is an important meeting
members are requested to attend.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten presi
dent. will hold it's last social matinee
at the Academy of Music Tuesday
afternoon.. Miss Totten will have as
guests of honor Mrs. Richard M. Chap
man, newly elected president of ths
New York City Federation Of Women's
Clubs; Mary Gibbs Spooner, Eva Lovett
larson, Professor Bertrand De Bernyz,
Mrs. Amy Ahaley Kingsland, president
Of the Daughters Of Ohio: Mrs. Nav
M. Gooderson, Mrs. Sara M. Foster.
Mrs. Theodore Hardy, president Of
Chaminade; Pauline De Lesser and
Nine. Graham Destemps.
a programe of drama and music con-
sists OF violin selections by Violet
Kiss, among them "Meditation,n from
"Ihals," with Nine. Destemps at the
piano. Bessie Harrington will sing
Gounod's cave Maria" and the Bell
Song from "Lakmc."
Another Way one-act play. will
Lowenstein, Helen. Kogut, Charles G.
Hull, Annette Ewart, Judson v. Hous-
ton and Mercidita Wagner.
The Drama Comedy Choral will SING
for the last time this season. Carl
Flque will open the program with an
organ recital.
, The "Drama Comedy Riddles" will
have their annual contest Friday night
in the Academy of Music in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Edmund W. Kingsland opened
her home at 552 West 16lst Street
April l3 from 2 till 5, in honor Of the
Professional Women's League. The
beard Of directors, with tho hostess
and tho president, Helen Whitman
Ritchie, received the guests. among
whom were Mrs A. NJ. Palmer. Mrs:
Stanley Lyman Otis and Mary Shaw.
The league held matinee card party
for the benefit of its philanthropic
fund at the Waldorf-Astoria, Thurs
Day, under the chairmanship of Mrs
Frances Abrahall.
The last social day Of the season
Alpin Hotel, with Mrs. OVEN Is' Ki,dar.
AS chairman of the day. AmonH o 80
guests of honor will be MIS-, A,ics E
Chaplin and Mrs. Florence Foster Zen
kins. The Baroness Leila do Torin"n
wlli sing opcratic arias, and will snosk
on ner escape from Russia. There viii
be vocal numbers by Rinaldo Caidor;
barytone, and Julia Gormley. snorsnn
with Robert Augustine at The plans
q howard McNutt will speak on star.
Minette Warren, composer-p,anist. Vii |
play; DR.. Edwin Leibfried viii rirs
original poems and Mrs. Kild.r. Vii rd1I
give her article on psychology Of dress
me National Society Descendant, ~
Mlch'gan gan Pioneers, Mrs. Stanley Lv-
man OTIS president, will give . musi-
sale at the studio Of Miss Jennie =.
SSlater, l4s East Seventy-frst Street.
snsafaay M;sa M evening. The artists will be
Leone Kruse. soprano, and r nna,siss si.ss
v,ernor, pianist. After tho mns;ssi.
the officers will entertain the mem riears he's
and guests and = collation. viii - he