New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

BY an jnfor'nal reception and was fol
lowed by 81 musical recital arranged
by Mrs Margaret Weber, chairman o.
the music committee q the socicsy
The subject Of discussion was The
TheAter"
The guests OF honor we're Augustin
Duncan, of the s. s. Tenacity Com
pany, and Mrs. Duncan; Miss IVY Saw
yer, Joseph Sant!ey, Irving Berlin,
Miss Mary Beth Milford and Hassard
Snort. all of the Music hox Revue;
Miss Doethea Fisher, Row Edgar Whit
taker Work ana Mrs. Work
The study class OF the New York
Browning Society met February / at
the home Of Mrs. Douglas Ferwick, sol
West Ninety-iirst Street, with Miss
Clara |. Colburne, the leader. 70 eluci~
cate the poem for study, "Andrea dol
Nasari's Lives of the Painters:
Symcnds's Life of Michael Angelo
buonsrroti" and "The Renaissance IN
Italy,; Phelps's "Browning: How to
Know Him; Parry's 1.-TWO Great Art
Epochs" and Addisons "lhc Art OF
the Pitt Palace
Ihe next open meeting Of the So
ciety is scheduled for Wednesday. In
charge of the art committee. with Mr.
NS'ASc M. NoWilShaW, CHAIRMAN. lhe
poem, "Andrea del Salto," will be read
by Mrs. Mae Fowler Gillian. the Rev
william !. Dawson, D. D.. Of Newark.
n H., viii give the PRINCIPAL address
end Mrs. Kate Upson CLARKE wall lead
the discussion. The music OF the
afternoon will be given by Miss Dais~
Jean, cellis., with Miss Wisweil at the
piano: Mrs. William L. Toicht. the
president, will preside.
inc philanthropic committee Of the
Minerva Club will hold q card party AZ
ne "ajdorf-Astoria on Thursday eve
nln9. There viii be door nrize
doraled by Mrs. David Il. Blanh.nhorn.
also souvenir for each table. Mem
beie Of the committee, which will as
slst are Mines. Samuel Rossitcr Bets
Ann Fellsa De Caicco". Burton r.. Davv.
John a.. Williams, Susie c. Holiday,
Frederick Clark Brown, Frank n
Peker ard William T. Randol.
The regular lurcheon ant social
meeting Of the Sorosis will BE held st
the orf-Astoria to-day. The pro.
Ralph A. War on "a Scientific Factor
in the Development Of the Far East
Problem. and Z paco recital by Miss
Norma Drury.
The Priors will hold It's l!rsl lunch
con OF the year at the Hotel Astor on
Friday at o'clock. Reception to new
members will take place one half hour
before the luncheon.
Mrs. William Cummings Story has
been appointed as chairman Of the COM
nlittce TO act in the selection Of q poem
for the Unbound Anthology.
The Century Club neld its grand ov-
ers meeting in the west ballroom Of
the Hotel Commodore on Friday after
noon. Lucien Muratorc, leading tenor
OF the Chicago Opera Company. ard
Mrs. Lima Cavslferi We're the guests of
nonor. A. Muratore, in his brief nd
dress, spoke or the strong friendship
existing between France and THIS coun-
try. and told in detail of the new The
ster ana school Of dramatic art re-
Gently established at Iontaincblcau.
wher" it is proposed that representa-
1--WE American actors appear in plays in
English.
The program unoer Nine Ensa Sill
certa, noted composer, was devoted TO
French and Italian operas
Miss Marie Novello, the talented
young English pianist, will be the guest
Of honor at the dance of the Rainbow
Club Of America, which will be held
Thursday in the Colonial Room of the
Hotel McAlpin.
Little Mothers Aid Association.
Auxiliary No. /, will hold bridge and
edcher party in the large ballroom of
the Hotel McAlpin tomorrow after
noon st 2 o'clock. There will be a
prize FOR each table,
The National Society Descendants Of
MICHIGAN Pioneers celebrated the ad