The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Mss WlNARerrA S,NGER
AS C.HANTiGLEER
vsoro 9, Foley

Lieutenant Commander in the Navy,
and Miss Marcella Johnson. who win
sing the national anthem, also will be
guests.
The matinee musicale given by lie Ly-
! ceum Societe deS Femmes de France a
| New York yesterday afternoon at the
| Waldorf Astoria was a great success.
The artists were VI. Maurice La Fargo,
NJ. Langevin. Mrs. Amy Ray Stewards
and Mile. Hortense Dorvalle who was
| chairman Of music The theme of the
afternoon was la Musique." the fourth
topic in the series Of Les Beaux-Arts.'
the subject of the year Nine. kather-
| Inc Evans Won Klenner, president Of the
| National Opera Club. and Mile. Marie
Gerry give short addresses on French
| music. Nine. Carlo Polifeme, president
OF the societe, spoke briefly on the in
| auguration and the new President "rhe
Battle Hymn OF the Republic" and Ia
Marseillaise' were sung by Mrs. Sew
ards and Mile. Dorvallc. The guests of
honor included Lieut.. Charles Nungesser.
French ace Marquis and Marquise de
Charette. NJ. Pierre de Lanuse and Nine.
| Won Klenner
| The National Opera Club OF America,
Nine. Katherine Won Blenner president,
| will have two events this week The
first will be a musicale under the aus
pices OF the National Opera Club Choral
! OF mixed voices. Romualdo Sapio, con-
ductor, tomorrow evening at the WAL
dorf-Astoria, followed by dancing. Fran
els Wright Clinton Is chairman OF the
! floor committee. "A change in the mu-
sic has been announced by Mr.. Sapio and
the programme will be as follows:
Shadow Song" from "Dinorah." Mrs.
Emmerling aria Queen OF Sheba." Miss
Jacovitch: prologue from "Pagllacci,"
Mr.. Carl Richards: barcarolle, Tales OF
| Hoffman," triple duet; numbers by the
choral will be "Volga Boat Song" hum
ming chorus from Butterfly" and bridal
chorus. 'Lohengrin."
On Thursday afternoon the regular
study day programme viii be given.
Madame Buttetfy' will be the topic,
with vocal Illustrations by Miss Harriet
Barker and Muriel Osgood, John Camp
bell. Leon s. de Metropolis, Mr.. Cantor
and Mr.. Monks. under the direction OF
F. Il Schroeder and wasillis Leps, con-
ductor. Miss Doris Nichols will be at the
piano.
1 At the business meeting or the club,
Monday night. plans for municipal opera
were discussed. At the close OF the meet
ing Leila Troland Gardner entertained
with a group of negro spirituals.
The annual luncheon of the Wiscon sin
| Women's Society. Mrs. Victor Frederick
son, president, will be held early in April.
At the society's regular monthly meet
ing ut the Hotel Astor on February 25,
Miss Zona Gale of Wisconsin, whose
play, Miss Lulu Bett," is at the Bel
mont Theatre. was the guest OF honor,
and made brief address to the mem
bers. Mr.. Robert A Augustine. Mrs.
! Franklin B. l.. Prentiss and Misses
! Mercy Anne Hillman, Harriet Fits and
] Emma Hinsdale contributed musical
numbers to the afternoons programme
Miss Sarah MacDougall. Mrs. James a.
| Mcintosh and Mrs. William Hamilton
/ spoke. Mrs. Hamilton urged the society
to interest itself In raising funds to
| furnish Wisconsin dorrnitory In the
proposed new navy club.
On Thursday evening the Nebraska
i Society of New York, Mrs. Dexter d.
1 Ashley, president. will celebrate its fifth
| anniversary with a dinner at the Hotel
McAlpin. Miss Zona Gale. author OF
| Miss Lulu Bett," will be among the
/ speakers. Inc dinner Will % iOllOWeu Dy
dancing. All Nebraskans are cordially
invited to attend.
Founders Club" a new organization.
held its first meeting on Wednesday
at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Belle de Rivera
was chosen permanent chairman, and
Miss Edyth Tottcn vice-chairman. The
meeting was an interesting one, as many
presidents of clubs were present
on Thursday the Missouri Woman's
Club, Mrs. william Baldwin Smith I'd,
president, Will hold bridge Mt the Hotel
Pennsylvania for the benefit of its phil
anthropio fund. Tickets are 81 each.
and may be obtained from the chairman
Of the committee on arrangements, Mrs.
g. IT. Collins. 540 West 1seth street.
The Washington Heights Chapter. -. A.
r., Mrs. Samuel ]. Kramer, regent, VIII
hold q social meeting on Saturday at
the Hotel Astor. "Our American Grand
Operas" will be the subject of the after
noon, and will be discussed by Nella
Ricl ,fnond Eberhart. with Miss Con-
/ sssnce Eberhart, soprano, and Miss
| Charlotte Elsheimer. pianist Mrs.
Thomas ~ Hill is chairman Of the pro-
gramme. Cards for the meeting may
be obtained from Mrs. Harvey v. Cronk,
c57 West Tooth street. md Mrs George
g. Stoddard. 22s West 1921 street. Tins
bosnd ef safety wall meet Of the home