New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Grand Opera To Be Presented
Friday at Town Hall

arrangements were completed at the
board of directors meeting of the Ma
tional Opera Club of America held at
Baroness Won Klenner's, 1870 Broad
way, for the presenting Of grand opera
at the Town Hall on Friday at p. m.
IN cooperation with the group known
as the Commonwealth Center, managed
by Mrs. j. G. Drayton.
The club will present the second act
the direction of Romauldo Sapio.
Among those in the cast will be Bea-
trice Bowman, Clementine de We're Sa-
pio, Rossi- Delhi. Others to be an
nounced later.
The first social evening of the sea-
son will be held on Wednesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. "Pagliacci" will he
the opera theme. Dancing will fol-
low the musical program. Francis
Wright Clinton will be the chairman
OF the evening.
lecture under the auspices of the
federation for Child Study will be held
wednesday evening at the meeting
mouse OF the Society for Ethical Cut
ture, West Sixty-fourth Street. Dr..
William H. Fitzpatrick, professor ~
education at Teachers College. will
speak on Freedom and DiscipIine.n
Thanksgiving dance for benefit ~
the winter work and Christmas ch.e-
VIII be held under the auspices Of the
Ever Ready Branch in the Colonial
room of the Hotel McAlpin on Mondsv
evening, November 21. Tickets NAV r.
procured from the president. Mrs
Florence Hart Jerome, III West
Nlnety-fourth Street, or at the Hotei
McAlpin on the night of the enter
tainment.
The annual Armistice celebra-
iion OF the University Forum of Amer
lea and the Tiger Post % of the
American Legion will be held Tuesday
evening at the headquarters of the
- Dr.. Henry r. Lesser, who was chief
OF the eye. service of Base Hospital
208, A: E. F., will give a short address
on "The Medical Corps Here and AZ
the Front" After the address refresh
ments will be served and there will
be dancing.
Frank Carney, of Tiger Post, will be
the chairman OF. the evening, and Mrs.
Natnan katz who is vice-president Of
the ladies' auxiliary of Tiger Post, will
A card party for the benefit Of tho
New York Air Fund for Adults " ana ma
Elderly People. Mrs. Alex ]. Schwartz
president, will be held tomorrow at the
Hotel Astor at 2 p. m. Mrs. Charles
Forester and Mrs. Henry C. 1saacs
will be the hostesses.
The Iowa New Workers. entertained
20u loWans at q musicale and tea NJ
Greenwich House last Sunday. Mrs.
E. Henri Boyd gave an interesting pro
gram, accompanied by Miss Fern Sher-
man.
Mrs. E. T. Devine was chairman Of
the tea, assisted by Mrs. J. B. Sullivan.
Mr. Mrs G: ". Stockton. Mrs: G. r. S.
Bauer, Mrs G. s. Gsllasery yq Mrs. 1s clsrenos saa1es
West, Mrs. H. A. Ludlam, Mrs. l.. T.
Gaylord. Mrs. Gerry Philbrick, Mrs.
". O. Bagley, Mrs. D. B. Baker. Mrs.
F. r. Raft and Mrs. Frank Waliber.
The Michigan Women in New York,
Inc, Mrs. John J. Bush president,
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at the Waldorf on Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
Mary Allen, contralto, will sing a group
OF songs. The speakers will be Dr..
Royal s. Copeland. Judge Jean Norris,
u Inc Domestic RELATIONS Court, who
will speak in an appeal for the needs
Of the children, and Mrs. Thomas J..
Vivian, president of the Congress- Of
States Societies.
The club will give q. benefit. card
party at the Waldorf November il
for the philanthropic work and for
Ward 10. Fox Hills Hospital. Tickets
may be purchased from the chairman.
Mrs. Arnold Davis, S647 Broadway
The Chicago Woman's Club of New York.
| Mrs. Walter Hamer Gahagan president.
will hold its presidents dayb meeting
tomorrow at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Henry Willis Phelps, Of Yonkers. Is
chairman of the day and has arranged
musical and literary program. The
subject of the afternoon Is "Who Is
My Neighbor Mrs. John C. Ten
| Eyck. president of the Yonkers Y. ".
c. A., will give an address on the "In-
tcrnational institute Work Of the
Y. w. G. A Mrs. Horace B. Hanson.
soprano, will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. Edith Henderson Newbold at the
piano. Many guests ofshonor will be
present, among them Mrs. Richard M.
Chapman. president Of the New York
City Federation Of Cluba; also, the
presidents of many other clubs have
accepted invitations to be present.