The New York herald., 1921-12-18

4, York Mozart Society. The guests num-
bering fifty, were seated around one
large table, in the centre of which was a
sleigh drawn by five dolls "a the place OF
the usual reindeers and driven by jolly
old st. Nicholas
The place cards were dolls, represent
ing the guests, who were Mrs. Edward I.
Edwards, Mrs. Robert II. Davis, Mrs.
William II. McGee, Mrs. w. Ormiston,
Mrs. George w. Rem. Mrs. R. Fred
Allen. Mrs Lincoln S. Rogers. Mrs. Jo-
seph ]. Root, Jr. Mrs. Henry W. Nc
CandlesS Mrs. Lyman d. Post, Mrs.
Frank III. Edmunds, Mrs. Cary II. Sim
mons. Mrs Richard Denbigh, Mrs. f.
Macdonald Sinclair, Mrs Willis J.
Blackwell. Mrs. Henry c. Hawkins. Mrs.
Emma +. Seaman. Mrs. Augustin v.
Wendell, Mrs. Benjamin Adriance. Mrs.
Frank c. Cochran. Mrs. William NJ.
Haradon. Mrs Il. Bassford Schmalholz,
Mrs. owen j. McWilliams, Mrs. Clarence
Burns and Mrs. Paul c. Wooster.
Also Mrs. Matthew J. O'Neill, Mrs.
Frederic c. Stevens. Mrs. Carrie Hession,
Mrs Thomas w. Benetiey. Mrs. Frank A
Peteler, Mrs. George A. Schadell. Mrs.
Peter II. Dlehl, Mrs. Horace w. du
Moulin, Mrs. Joseph #. Martin, Mrs.
Philip C. Boerum, Mrs. Edgar o. Chal-
lenger, Mrs Christine Nickerson, Mrs.
Richard A. Corroon, Miss Evelyn Esta-
brook and Miss Martha Riefe.
The first concert of Mozart for this
season will take place on Tuesday eve
ming in the ballroom of the Hotel Astor.
The artists will be Evelyn Scotney. So
prano, and Chief Caupolican, assisted by
the Mozart Choral. The programme
will be under the direction of Richard
H. Percy, with Charles Gilbert Spross
as the accompanist.
The Gardner School Alumnse Associa-
tion, the newest of the kind to be formed,
held a meeting last Saturday at IL East
Fifty-first street to finish the details of
organization and elect its first officers.
Miss Maud r. Ellinger was elected presi-
dent; Miss Marjorie Sammis. vice-presi-
dent Mrs Gladys Vivian Gordon, re-
cording secretary; Miss Harriet Henry.
corresponding secretary; Miss Jessie
Long, treasurer; Miss Margaret Case,
director. and Mrs. Susie Lovejoy Harris.
director.
The second in the series OF three
alufnna subscription dances for the Vas,
sar College Salary Endowment Fund will
be held Tuesday evening. December 81
az the Woman's University Club, East
Fgfty-second street The first of the
series on November 25 was attended by
a large number of undergraduates as
we'll as alumna. and the date between
Christmas and New Years has been
ftxed to give even greater number or
Vassar students a chance to attend while
on the holiday vacation. A number of
unexpected features have been planned
to lend novelty to the Christmas back
ground OF evergreen, holly and mistle-
toe
Checks and subscriptions may be made
payable to Miss Dorothy Currier. 313
West 102d street. The committee in
charge consists of Misses Dorothy and
Edith Currier. Frances James and Violet
Stubbs. Messrs. Gilbert Elliott, Jr., Hugh
Mckay, Jay Rogers and Stuart White
side.
In celebration of its twen.y-fifth BIRTH
day. the Darrach Home for Crippled
Children gave silver tea and sale on
Tuesday at the home, i1s West 104th
street. 1t was in charge OF the board OF
managers, and among the chairnlen OF
the various attractions were Mrs. L. M.
Munsill and Mrs. w. l.. Baner, fancy
work Mrs. Nicholas NJ. Pond, library
table: Mrs Albert NJ. Norris. candy
Miss Betty Norris. grab bag Mrs. Mar
shah Darrach. handkerchief table Mrs.
q. Derbyshire, stationery, and Mrs. !
fhomas Willard and Mrs. A. r. Wor- |
rail-. tea room and cake.
At the meeting of the Manhattan
Matinee Club, Mrs. Jessie Emerson Mof- |
fat, president. tomorrow afternoon at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. c. c. Vail will |
read a paper on the relative values of |
light and serious plays. A discussion of |
"Dulcy" will follow. The club recently |
attended a performance OF this play. |
Among the new members who will be |
received into the club tomorrow are
Mrs. Edward Mansley Stitt and Mrs |
Norton Irving Virgien.
Mrs. Frank II. Sardefieid acting pres
ident, has appointed Mrs Howard Clin- !
ton Russ chairman of reception, to sue
ceed Mrs Charles Beck The younger |
members of the club are organizing a !
Junior cabinet, their object being to in |
crease the philanthropic fund Miss |
Kathryn Dorothy Scheerer is chairman |
and Mrs. Norton Irving Virgien and
Mrs. Frederick Klages, official chaper-
ems.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinous Berton |
Jamison. had An Hour OF Music on |
Thursday Of last week at the Waldorf |
Astoria. II was under the direction OF |
Claude Warford. and the artists were |
Miss Marion Holmes, soprano; Mise
Nina Spaulding, reader; Willard Sekt-
berg, and the New York University Male |
Quartet.
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