New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Mozart Society
Gives One OF Besa
Concerts OF Career
Evelyn Scotney and Chief
Caupolican, OF tieiropoli-
Tan, Soloists; Choral Gives,
Several Original Numbers

The New York Mozart Society, of
which Mrs. Noble Mcconnell is presi-
dent, gave one OF its most brilliant
concerts last Tuesday night in the
grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor.
The program was an excellent one, and
included among the artists Miss Evelyn
Scotney and Chief Caupolican. both of
the Metropolitan Opera Company. The
choral gave several original numbers
under the direction of Richard T.
Percy. The New York Festival Or
chestra played, and the acconpanist
was Charles Gilbert Spross.
In addition to the regular boxes IN
the parterrc and grand tier, loges were
arranged on the ballroom floor
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Denbigh enter
tanned Governor Edward ]. Edwards OF
New Jersey and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell and DR.. and Mrs.
Augustus Valois Wendell.
The other boxhoiders included Mrs.
benjamin Adriance, Mrs. Richard A.
Corroon, Mrs. Carrie Hession, Mrs.
Owen j. McWilliams, Mrs. F. MacDon-
aid Sinclair, Mrs. Frederic c. Stevens.
Mrs. John Thomas Taylor, Mrs. Au-
gustin v Wendell, Mrs. r. Fred Allin.
Mrs. Clarence Burns. Mrs Willis j.
blackwell, Mrs. Thomas w. BENTLEY,
yrs; Philip c. Boerum, Mrs. Edgar 0.
Challenger, Mrs. Frank G.. Cochran.
Mrs. Royal S. Copeland, Mrs. Alfred
Crew, Mrs Robert II. Davis. Mrs.
Henry Dunkak, Mrs. Richard DenbIeh.
Miss Hedwig A. Dichm, Mrs. Samuel
Gardner Estabrook, Mrs. Frank II. Ed
munds, Mrs. Louis G.. Frcse, Mrs. Will
nam NJ Haradon, Mrs. Jennie B. Haw-
kins, Mrs. A. Edwin Keigwin, Mrs.
Frederick A. Muschenheim, Mrs. Henry
w. McCandiess, Mrs. William H. Nc
Gee, Mrs, Robert II. Mcconnell, Miss
Alice Nielsen, Mrs. Matthew j. O'Ncill,
Mrs. Frank A. Peteler Mrs. Richard T
Percy, Mrs. Lyman D. Post. Mrs, Josenh
j. Root jr, Mrs. Lincoln S. Rogers.
Mrs. E. Bassford SchmalhoIz. Mrs.
Cary F. Simmons, Mrs. Valdemar SilIo.
Mrs Emma f. Seaman, Mrs, Charles
SIMON. Mrs. Orray E. Thurber and Mrs.
Paul G. Wooster.
The annual Christmas dinner TOR
the children of the East Side Clinic
OF which Mrs. Noble Mcconnell is
founder and president, will be held on
January 5, in the belvedeYe Of tho
Hotel Astor. More than 500 children
VIII be present, and in addition to dim
ner they will receive warm clothino
j toys, candy and fruit. The conmittee
IN charge Of the diner includes Mrs
Emma Seaman, chairman; Mrs. Jennie
Is. Hawkins, MIS-. Owen j. McWillians
ana Mrs. William Maynard Haradon
William Maynard IIaradon viii have
complete charge OF the TRANSPORTATION
OF the children to and from the hotel
Tho Ca.,t,,C,,
I'll. Thomas, president, will hold its
social meeting in the west ballroous
OF the Hotel Commodore, Friday. when
tne guests OF honor viii be the teachers
OF English in the city high schools.
The program viii include scenes fron
tive plays by Mr. and Mrs Charles
Rann Kennedy and solos by Mrs. Louis
Dutton. AZ the Decemhcr member,'
meeting John Garrett Underhil lectur-
ca on M Modern Spanish Drama: Its
Slgnlilcancc In the Theater,o and
Eachel Crothers told Of the plans of
the school of the theatar. A discussio7
OF "a Bill OF Divorcementv followed
under the direction Of Mrs. 8. S. Buo-
nam. Inc play for next months msti-
nee will be Gamma Christie" On Janu.
airy ~ the reception committee. Mrs.
Warren hinshaw chairman, will c,ive
card party at the Hotel Commodore
The Marquette Club will celebrate on
New Years Eve BY giving ball in
the ballroom of the Plaza, where gen-
eral dancing will BEGIN at 8 o'clock
with special orchestra under the al
rection of Henri Conrad The grand
march will begin at 1880. Favors s,1c-
eestive of the holiday season will be
distributed. After the ushering ~ a.
the New Year with singing. supner will
be served in the terraced dining room
The proceeds from the ball are to be-
used for the support Of the Marquette
Forum.
The December meeting of the Inwood
Political Study Club will be held Mt
she Parish House, Broadway and Dyck-
man Street. Tuesday night. In kecning
with the Christmas season, this meet
ing will hc social in tone, and Ms.
Robert NJ. Allen, chairman of the house
committee, has arranged novel features
FOR the occasion The program is in
c..AYge Of Mrs George S. Payson, wno
will give an address oil Great Ladies
of the Renaissance" Mrs. Virginia
Butler has written a Christmas fantasy
for the occasion nrtitlad SEA Ch hr;rt,,r.