New-York tribune., 1922-03-05

ing in Carnegie Hall last Saturday DR..
Winifred Sackville Stoner presided. II
tho absence OF the president, Mrs.
Charles Edey Fay. wl.o was too i'll to
attend Mrs. Owen Kildare spoke on
Courtesy, the Need OF the Hour" DR..
Shanks on American Ambassadors; F"
Mrs. Shanks, Appreciation Of Musical
Sulture;" Amelia Sum n.erville. "Voice
Development" and Mrs. Msy Ward
Cameron, "The Value OF Records Of
Women'a Achievement" DR.. Stoner
spoke On English and American Eti-
Quefte." There was large attendance
snd interesting discussion Of the topics
presented took place from the floor.
The next meeting will be on Saturday,
wnen. the topic will be "a Permanent
wardrobe, presented by Mrs. Fay,
with original gowns to illustrate. Tea
will follow the program.
II the Astor gallery Of the Waldorf
Astoria Yesterday the New York Eu-
phony Society gave the fourth matinee
musicale Of the season. Miss Grace
Bradley. Of tho Metropolitan Opera
Company, and Miss Frances Nash,
American pianist. gave the musical
numbers of the program. which were
followed by tea and dancing. Several
members of the Metropolitan Opera
Company were the guests Of the club.
The Chevy Chase dance will be given
on Friday evening, March IL, in the
Waldorf apartment. This is the annual
dance given by the president, Mrs.
James j. Gormley. to She choral snd
It's friends. On March % another Of
the. series Of card parties is to take
place, with door prize and 3 prize
Tor each iab!s. The next meeting of
the Euphoay lunchiag club will be On
March 80.
The New York Theater Club, Mrs.
Belle DC Rivera president, will have
its business day meeting next Tues
day At the Hotel Astor. The subject
"Thc Mountain Man" with Mrs. Rob-
ert Hamilton Rucker as leader.
The drama circle OF the club is busy
studying the TWO plays to be given
by the members in May At ths presi-
dents day reception. Mildred Holland
is director OF this circle. The club
numbering over 100 members, attended
The White Peacock" on Saturday and
VIII 90 N 4 body or March 22 to see
Lawful Larceny" Mrs Emma Kin
Edwards is chairman of nlatinees.
The Missouri Wonan's Club OF New
4ork City, Mrs. William Baldwin
Smith I'd, president, held it's regular
monthly meeting at Hotel Astor on
Wednesday. 1t was q day devoted to
art. Mrs. Lucy II. airing was chairman
Ire principal speaker Of the day was
fSrnffNn .rh1 ! y
Missouri State Capitol and The Mary
Baker Eddy Memorial. Other artists
OF note were on the program.
The Rubipstein Club concert river.
last Tuesday evening in the ballroom,
OF the Waldorf-Astoria was largely At
tended Mrs. Willianl Rogers chan
man IS the president. In addition to
the club choral under the direction OF
William Rogers Chapman, nlusical d.
rector, the assisting artists were Louis
Dornay and Gabriel EngeI, violinist.
Miss Alice NJ. SHAY was The CLUBS Sc
companist and Louis z. Dressler st tie
organ! "a. r
House, Coyent Garden, London, made
club choral sang ten part songs. Dane
ing followed the close of the CONCERT
= For the benefit of she philanthropse
fund of the Rubinstein Club Miss Mary
Jordan Baker, chairman and treasurer.
announces a card party 10 be given or
Friday: March 10, at $3.50 o'clock st
the residence OF Mrs. Otto Mates, 24l
West Fourteenth Street.
The next afts moon. Ynu sicale OF tise
club will be given st the Waldorf
Astoria on March IS. Dancing will
follow the recital.
The Afternoon Card Club will hold Il
luncheon and card party at the Rose
Garden, 81 West Fifty-seventh Street,
on Friday. This meeting celebrates
the twenty-nfth anriversary Of the
Club. WHICH was. organized by Mrs.
Robert B. Cuzrie. Mrs William c.
Green and Mrs. Robert F. Ferguson.
The members consist OF Mrs. ". p.
Chapman Mrs. L. Ketchan, Mrs. III
Moran. Mrs. a. +. Stra.ch, Mrs. T. d.
Meredith, Mrs. W. z. Strauch, Mrs. r.
r. Esch bach, Mrs. j. MCCULLOUGH,
Mrs. T. ". Acton, Mrs. H. L. Weber,
Mrs. q, Albee, Mrs. T. B1idgemau, Mrs.
+. z. Stevens, Mrs. J. S. Howell, Mrs. n.
7. Berwin, Miss M. L. Walker, Mrs. ".
r. Robinson, Mrs. D. o. Wever, Miss
Henderson, Miss Connell. Mrs. Il. Il.
Currie, Mrs. ". G. Green aad Mrs. T.
T. Ferguson.