The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Hoover Relief Bonds Sub
scribed For at Every Meet
ing of the Organizations.


routine meetings OF the women's clubs.
The New York Mozart Society will
have a bal masque and carnival on
Tuesday evening: the National Opera
Club has an operatic costume, masque
and civic ball on Thursday evening;
Euterpe Club will give its Une soiree
de Musique with taoleaux vivants on
January 81. and the Manhattanville
Alumnae Association will have a series
of tableaux vivants on Tuesday 10
celebrate its twenty-nrst birthday.
But with all the different entertain
ments to claim their attention. the
women have not forgotten the starv-
ing children In Europe. At the meet
ings OF every club, no matter whether
It is business or social. a representa-
tive of the Hoover Relief Fund is
present to take subscriptions for
bonds. The clubs have been very gen.
erous in their response and many a
little one on the other side will owe
It's existence to them. Some of the
clubs even have adopted children,
guaranteeing their support for cer-
tain number of years.
Wearing the costume in which she
appeared twenty-five years ago in "The
Singing Girl" Victor Herbert's opera,
in New York. Miss Alice Nielsen will
make a seni-public appearance next
Tuesday night in the main ballroom Of
the Hotel Astor, And she will sing. too.
while she passes out glasses OF sweet
cider TO the two thousand who are ex-
pected to be present at the annual ball
Of the New York Mozart Society for the
benefit of the East Side Clinic for Chill
dren. For every twenty glasses OF cider
she sells Miss Nielsen will sing one Of
those songs which made her famous.
This is only one Of the many novelties
planned for this bal n1asque. Receipts
will be used toward the maintenance of
the clinic, founded by Mrs. Noble Nc
Connell, president Of the Mozart So
ciety. The clinic looks after the physi-
cal welfare Of poor children of the East
Side without charge. Many well known
women are associated with her In the
upkeep of the institution. Among them
is Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook.
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments. Mrs. z. y. Challenger will have
charge of the putting green in a golfs
clock contest at 81 a putt, the winner
TO receive a prize of golf bag and clubs
There will be beauty shops. sweetheart
shops and other interesting features. DIR.
lie Roy r. Stoddard. Alice Nielsen's
husband: DIR. Valdemar Sillo and DR..
Augustin Wendell will be judges OF cos
tunes.
The dance Will be under the patronage
Of Mines. Benjamin Adriance, Clarence
Burns, Thomas w. Bentley, William
NJ Ballin, Frank c.. Cochran. Edgar o.
Challenger, William Carr. Horace w.
du Moulin. Robert II. Davis. Walter W.
Griffith. Henry C.. Hawkins. William NJ.
Haradon, Ashley X. Hammond. William
y. Kennedy, Z. Warren Lawrence,
Joseph r. Megrue, Joseph f. Martin.
Harry W. Miller, Noble Mcconnell,
William II. McGee, II. w. McCandless.
Robert II. Mcconnell. Frank A. Peteler,
George w. Rem, George X. Rose,
Lincoln s. Rogers. It. Macdonald Sim
clair. Frederic c. Stevens, L. Bassford
Schmalhoiz. f. #. Scardefield, Chauncey
ID. Staele. William A. Stats, John
Charles s. Whitman and d. Romaine
Van Riper.
The National Opera Club, Nine. Kath-
arine Evans Won Klenner president, has
its annual evening of grand opera, with
operatic costume, nlasque and civic ball,
on Thursday evening at the Waldorf-As-
toria. II viii also be presidents night,
more than 900 invitations having been
gent out to presidents of city and State
organizations.
The first act OF Romeo and Juliet"
will be sung. with Courtney Rossi Diehl
as Juliet. David Charles Thomas. Romeo,
and Elsie Peck. Stephduo. with the Ma
tional Opera Club choral of mixed voices.
The third act OF "Traviata" will be given.
with Nine. Clementine de We're Sapio,
Viotettd: Gladys Akin, Arpca; Isadore
Mansfield. AUTedo; Mario Carboni Fcre-
mont. and William Orton Bell as the
Doctor. Ramoulda Sapio. conductor.
Following tho programme will be a
grand opera chars cter costume pageant.
The leading characters will be accom-
panied by groups representing the entire
cast of the various grand operas, az fol-
lows: Nine. l.. Lipkowska, "Manon Les
caut"; Claudio Muzio. "icugen Onegln";
Carnan Pascova, Carmen" Countess
Aquilegas and Emily Won Tetzel. pei
leas and Melisande"; Leila Troland-
Gardner. "Zaza"; Oscar Nanton. ma
tomis"; Nine. Pasquale. "Gilda"; Au-
rusta MacManus, "Chanewis' Evadne
Turner. "Floria da Tosca"; Mrs. Oscar
Hammerstein. "Brunnhilde" Mrs.
Charles Baker. 'Musette"; Mrs. Owen
Kildare. CLEOPATRA" Miss Lowen Kill
dare, "Charmion" Mrs. J. w. Smith.
Countess Alma Viva; Mrs. J. Schiff.
Grand Duchess of Gerolstein": Mrs.
Mary Nixon, LA Iuive": Mrs. Joseph
Gutman. "Amneris" Mr.. r. W. Clinton.
"Pagliacci': MI. j. r. Rockart, Ia
Boheme"; Mr.. T. y. Nixon. Don Jose; {;
Mr.. Kerns, "raust" Mime. Barbara Ell
dredge. marguerite" Nine. Fiquc,
Aida
Following the pageant will be general
dancing. Mr.. Francis Wright Clinton Is
chairman of the floor committee Boxes
have been reserved by members OF the
Metropolitan and Chicago Grand Opera
companies. Boxes and guest tickets may
be obtained Mt the door or from Mrs r.
p. Turner. 222 New York avenue. Brook
lyn.
Some OF the young members OF the
Marquette Club are actively interested
in the entertainments OF that organiza-
ton. which s successfully conducting
series Of talks on national problems by
well known Americans. Misses Dorothy
Conner, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Conner: Miss Madeleine Dolan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Doian, and
Miss Ada Slevin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Slevin, arc on the committee
FOR the dance TO be given at the Plaza
on Friday night for the purpose OF
raising funds for the civic work OF the
club. IL promises 10 be brilliant
event. Theatre tickets will be given
as prizes in the lucky number dance.
Mr. Frank McHugh Is the chairman OF
arrangements.
Miss Marie Waters Kennedy. another