The New York herald., 1921-01-16

last week Nine. Tagliavia, because of
Illness, was unable to be present for the
first time in the several years she has
been president.
BY special arrangements the concert
pianist Alfred Mirovitch played group
Of compositions a. the study day of the
National Opera Club, Nine. Katherine
Won Klenner president. on Thursday
afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria. The
regular programme followed Mr.. Miro
vitch's numbers. 1t included a lecture
on the Blue Bird by Mrs. George Lee
Bready with vocal illustrations by Nine.
Barbara Eldredge and Harold Eldredge
OF the Munich Royal Opera Company.
The composer of Blue Bird Mr. Albert
Wolff. and his wife were guests of honor.
He spoke about his work.
The January dance OF the Marquette
Club is to be held in the grand ballroom
Of the Plaza on Friday evening. Janu-
airy %. Theatre tickets will be given for
prizes in the lucky number dance. Col
ored lights are to be played upon the
dancers from time to time during the
evening. The proceeds of the event
will be applied to the civic work of the
organization.
Frank McHugh, one of the members
Of the board of directors, who is chair
man of the committee of arrangements,
is assisted by Miss Dorothy Conner as
vice-chairman. The patronesses are
Mines. Charles p. Conway, F. f. Fon-
SEGA. Henry Heids, Jr., Herman -
Heide, Edward Lindsay, William f.
McManus. r. c. Newman. Ambrose
o'Connell and Thomas Ridden.
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at the morning musicale of the Verdi
Club, Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins
president, on Wednesday at the WAL
dorf-Astoria. The artists will be Miss
Marion Telva, contralto. accompanied
by Carlo Edwards: Miss Margaret
Marlbro, soprano; Fernando Guarneri,
barytone, and Thomas George, accom-
panist. The guests OF honor will include
Mrs. Edwin T. Eaton and Miss Florence
Auer.
The third general business meeting OF
the New York Euphony Society. Mrs
James 7. Gormley president took place
on Friday. ARRANGEMENTS for the series
Of card parties to be given at the
Waldorf-Astoria on the last Saturday
Of each month were completed. Mrs.
Schaeffer was made chairman and Mrs
| T. Ed. Murtaugh, treasurer. The presi-
] dent OF the society will give reception
at the Waldorf for the members and
| their friends on Tuesday January %.
| Shrove Tuesday, February s, Is the
date set for the second concert to be
given by Euphony at the Woldarf The
fourth matinee musical will be held on
Saturday, February 12. at the Waldorf.
Mrs. r. c. Foelix entertained the presi-
dent and officers of the choral at her
home 1l3 Irving avenue. Brooklyn, yes
terday.
A benefit concert will he given at the
Belasco Theatre .on Sunday evening.
January 30 In aid OF the French Day
Nursery, for which Miss Yvonne Gall.
Nine. Germaine Schnitzer and Ssscha
Jacobsen have promised their services.
Tickets for the concert may be had Of
Nine. Anna Fregosi at the Ecole. 346
West Twenty street. or of Mrs.
Willard l.. Metcslf, 140 West Seventy
ninth street.
meeting OF the Theatre Club, Mrs.
John III. Parker president, will be held
at Hotel Astor January %. 10 will be
grand opera day The programme has
been prepared by Mrs. Maurice LIGHT
man, chairman Of the day. The speak
ers win be Mr.. A. j. Sack. director of
the Russian Information Bureau: AIR.
Deems Taylor. American composer. and
Miss Dorothy Tiel OF Husicdi America
The artists will he Miss Lillian Ellcr-
bush, soprano Miss Lillian Fuchs,
violinist and Miss Grovauniman do
Blasies, pianist
Evils or immigration" was the sub
! iect discussed at the business meeting
\ Of Eclectic Club. Mrs. Albert Garfield
Bage president. or Wednesday morning
4 at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Belle de
1 Rivera. chairman ~ the civics commit
tee, led the discussion The other
speakers we're Mrs. Robert IT. Rucker.
,Trs. Henry Clarke Coe. Mrs. Brodie G.
/ Hlgley and Mrs. Lee Lash. The princi
pal address was made by Col. Charles
Miles OF the Salvation Army. represent
ing Commander EvanReline Booth, who
was III and unable 20 be present The
addresses we're followed by vocal num-