New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
Mrs. Parker Made
Honorary Head of
The Theater Club
Organization Confers Title
for Life OH Retiring Pres
ident and Presents Purse:
Mrs. Clyde The Successor

The Theatre Club, incorporated. held
its final meeting Of the season at Hotel
Astor Tuesday, when Mrs. George NJ
/ Clyde was formerly installed as presi-
dent. The retiring president, Mrs.
John II. Parker, was made honorary
president for life and presented with
a purse of gold in recognition of her
SIX years of service to the club. Mrs.
Helen Wells, retiring first vice-presi-
dent, who had served as chairman of
| discussion from 1911 to 1920, was made
honorary vice-president for life and
gwen similar token of appreciation,
The following officers were installed:
Mrs James McCullagh, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Walter W. Griffith, second
vice president; Mrs. Charles Robert
son, recording secretary; Mrs. Albert
! W. Williams, treasurer; Mrs. j. B.
Taylor, Mrs. A. P. Gear, Mrs. Frank
?eteler, Mrs. Walter Gahagan, Mrs. ].
/ ). Tanner and Mrs, Fred c. Grunman,
directors.
Colonel and Madame I. Z. Mouromt-
zef sang. The program concluded with
the first act of "Rollo's Wild Oat."
which was presented by the company
now playing, through the courtesy of
the author, Miss Clare Hummer, and
Of Roland Young.
At the annual meeting of the Ellen
nardln w alWorth Chapter, d. A. r., or
tuesday morning at che Hotel McAlpin
Mrs. Harvey Tyson White was reelected
regent. The other officers elected were
Mrs. George Stegman, first vice-regent:
Mrs Leroy c. Fairchild, second vice
/ regent; Mrs. Daniel O'Sullivan, record
ing secretary; Mrs. William C. Fitch,
treasurer; Mrs. Herbert Hillman. cor.
responding secretary; Miss Viola Root
Cameron, registrar; Miss Mildred
| Greenwald, historian, and Mrs. j ohm c,
Bouton, Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy ans
Mrs. William A. Thompson jr., directors.
| Mrs. White entertained the members az
! luncheon after the meeting.
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, presi-
/ dent of the Rubinstein Club, has left
the city to join Mr.. Chapman at their
mountain estate in Shelburne, N, II.
| The place is half way between Poland
! Springs and Breton Woods. II was
/ formerly known as the Aston estate.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman expect to re-
/ turn to the city in October, and will
toria, as usual.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcnous Berton
! Jamison president, gave its floral
! springtime luncheon on. Tuesday at the
Waldorf Astoria. Several artists were
present, among them Claude Warford,
| musical director of the club; Mile.
YVonne de Treville, Nine. Dimitrieff
and Emily Nicholas Hatch. The little
| soprano, Minnie Lambert, sang during
! the luncheon.
The Theoria, Mrs. Harold George
| Wood president and founder, will hold
| It's last meeting of the season on Mon
| day evening, June 13. On Wednesday,
June 8, Theoria will attend the George
| Cohan Theater to see 1.-TWO Little Girls
in Blue" Luncheon will be served in
the North Ballroom of the Astor On
Monday. June 13, the club will attend
the Apollo Theater TO see 'Love Birds"
! The Theoria will open its third season
on Wednesday, November g.
The last board meeting Of the club
VIII take place on Monday, June 6, at
2:30 p. M, at the home of Mrs. II. l..
Baer, 159 Park Avenue, Mount Yer
| non, N, Y.
Court Etiquette Night" will be held
Tuesday evening, May 81, at the head
Ninety-third Street. Count z. Vol
picelli, commander of the Crown of
Italy, and for twenty years the Consul
General for Italy in South China. will
speak on Court Etiquette, My Ex-
| periences.'
DR. Alexander Cumming, the presi-
dent of the club will be the chairman
of the evening, and Miss Katherine
Evelyn Fitting will be the hostess. The
address will be followed by dancing.