The New York herald., 1921-03-13

oIpA4AtA AdlHtS JIss .NAAs AiAh MA 49,
II Besson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plt-
man Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gage
Mordecai Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Sloane, Mr. and Mrs Walter Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Palermo Mrs. Florence
Provost -Batterton. Miss Hazel Crockett,
Miss Ellen Philbrick Lafln, Miss Marion
! Campion. Miss Marcela Nerran, Mr.
William Kent Rose Air. William
Brewster Chapman, Mr.. Louis =. Nalsa-
( wald and Mr. William HI. Gibbs
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs.
{ Jessie Emerson Moffat. founder and
president. will have the regular monthly
luncheon next Wednesday at the Wal
) dorf-Astoria Afterwavd the members
and guests will attend a matinee per-
formance at the Astor Theatre to see
Miss Madge Kennedy in "Cornered." !"
Mrs. Frank Bostwick is chairman of the
day Among the Eostesses who will
! have tables Of guests are Mrs. +. War
rem Hinshaw, Mrs. Frank II. Scarde-
field. acting president; Mrs. p. G..
Sawyer. Mrs. Harry C. Davidson. Mrs.
II. c. Russ. Mrs. c.. l.. fowler, Miss
Ruby Rees and Mrs. Francis Aymar.
The evening theatre party last Tuesday
evening TO see Mitzi in Lady Billy" at
the Liberty Theatre was the largest
OF the season.
The artists for the March afternoon
musicale Of the Beethoven Society, Nine.
Aida Tanini-T i-Tagliavia, president, next
Saturday in the ballroom of the Plaza
Hotel will be Harold Lindau, tenor;
Miss Florence L. Petsch. contralto. and
Znlah Buell. soprano. Dancing will fol-
low the programme. Harold Osborn
Smith is the accompanist for the so-
ciety on Friday afternoon Nine. Tag
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beard OF directors at tea, following the
regular business meeting.
Addresses on many vital questions Of
the day were given on Wednesday
morning at the meeting which preceded
the regular luncheon of the Eclectic
Club. Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, presi-
dent at the WaldorfAstoria. The
principal speakers and guests of honor
were Francis ID. Gallatin. Park Commits
soner: the Rev. r. j. Holden and Roi
Cooper Megrue. who read scene from
his latest play, "Honors Are Even" (;
Miss Aileen Martin Eaton, violinist.
played several solos; Norman Jolliff,
barytone. sang a group of songs. and
Miss Carroll McComas of Miss Lulu
Bett" gave n whistling solo. Miss Doris
Nichols was at the piano Mrs John
Jordan was chairman of the day, and
Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar the vice-chair-
man. Mrs. Louis H Matthez was chair
man OF reception, and Mrs. Henry
kreuter chairman Of luncheon. An in
formal bridge party was held after
luncheon, in charge Of Mrs. William
Durland. Guests included Mrs. James
McCullagh. Mrs. Thomas l.. Slack. Mrs
| William Cumming Story and Mrs. Ed
| ward Burton Williams.
,
The New York Euphony Society Mrs
) James j. Gormley, president, gave the
fifth matinee musicale yesterday in the
Astor Gallery Of the Waldorf-Astoriar
where an interesting programme was
followed by tea and dancing.
On Saturday next the third OF the
series Of card parties will take place
in the Waldorf A silver cake basket
will be the door prize. and q prize viii
: be provided for each table
The Chevy Chase dance will be given
BY the president on Wednesday evening
at the Waldorf The last concert OF
the season. on the evening OF April s.
promises to be a brilliant event. The
J choral, under the direction Of Dr. Carl
, Hahn. will sing several songs which
are still in manuscript
. Tables for the Violet and Gold break
9 fast On Saturday, May IL. may be OBJ
. tanned either from the president or from
j Mrs. AIargaretta Griem, chairman OF
n the breakfast.
9 One of the special features Of the
r Brooklyn Horse Show. which will bt
{ held at the Brooklyn Riding and Driv.
Y ing Club from April 90 - 23 inclusive
e will be the performance the last after.
: noon, the proceeds of which will be
l given to the Brooklyn Free Kinder
garten Society. Mrs. Edwin c. Ward
Is chairman of the ways and means
: committee OF the Kindergarten Society
which is in charge of the benefit. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Edward G.
Blum, Mrs. /. Sherwood Coffin. Miss
: Helen l.. Babbott Mrs. Thomas T.
:, Leeming. Mrs. ]. Sherlock Davis, Miss
Clara Kimball. Mrs. Luke Vincent Lock-
wood. Mrs Frederic b. Pratt Mrs. Her.
! bert X Twitchell, Mrs Stanley r. Jad-
win. Mrs. Walter d. Munson. Mrs. Don
: aid Ross. Miss T.. Woodward and Miss
Agnes w, Thompson.
The National Federated Workers for
Disabled Soldiers, Evelyn NJ. Goldsmith
president. win hold a meeting tomorrow
morning at the Hotel Pennsylvania
William f. Deegan, vice-commander Of
) the American Legion, was recently
elected a member Of the Advisory Board
He said an employment bureau was the
. II bTedl Heeu ~ pIcStuI. luz AoAO"A SAG
clubs have taken wards at Fox Hills
Hospitals< women's Press Club with
Mrs. Lillian Pascal Day, chairman
Womens Republican Club, Mrs. James
U Griswold Wentz. president; Brooklyn
: Reading Club, Mrs. Bothheld, chairman
Church Woman's League. Mrs. Charles
!; r. Finch. chairman; Ray Current
!, Events, Mrs Jack Loeb. president, and
Life as a Fine Art, Mrs. w. l.. Voight
chairman.
d The third and last in a series OF three
: musicales for the benefit of the Music
q School Settlement OF Brooklyn was
/ given Thursday morning at the Hotel
Plaza The artists were Miss Yvonne
1 de Treville, soprano. in costume recital ;
Z Marshall Hall, solo dancer. and Miss
! Rosa Rolando. interpretatiye dancer.
The series was under the patronage OF
Mines Thomas L. Leeming. Charles ].
McDermott, Alfred G. Bedford, Benja-
!, min Prince. Frederick y. MacKay, Hen
Z ry n. Rogers. Fairfax s. Landstreet,
, Frederick Curtis Perkins. George Leary.
I Charles E. Mitchell, Joseph Palmer
Knapp, Aida Tagliavia, A. Leo Everett,
!. Henry Irving Miller, Robert Thompson.
! Philip James, George a. Dixon. 1r.
, william Hirst, George r. Dadmun. Burt
, r. Nichols and w. lie Roy @. Coghill
also the Misses Alice l.. Morse. Edith
! Robinson and Katherine Rghter.
f~t,,r. ,,.;If bo,.c .unual