The New York herald., 1922-05-14

and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady, vice-presi-
dents; Miss Teresa r. O'Donohue, Sec
retary; Mrs. Cornelius Tiers, treasurer,
and Miss Adele LIE Barber. executive
secretary.
The Wednesday Matinee Club. Mrs.
John Kurrus, founder, held its last
luncheon of the season on May 10 at
Glolito's Cedar Garden. Afterward the
members attended a performance of
"The Rose Of Stamboul'
The annual breakfast of the club will
take place Thursday at Arrowhead Inn.
Mrs. Edward Orton Marvin will be
chairman, and among the speakers will
be Mrs. Nova II. Lodge and Miss Ruth
Helen Davis. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by bridge under the chairmanship
of Mrs. p. ]. Casey. During the lunch
con there will be orchestral music.
Mrs. william r. Stewart. president
general of the National Society. Daugh-
ters of the Union. and Mrs. Charles f..
Masury, honorary president-general of
the same society. will be entertained at
luncheon by the Boston Society,
Daughters Of the Union, at the Copley-
Plaza Hotel In Boston on Tuesday.
Mrs. Gladys ". Gordon of Ga East
Eighty-sixth street, as chairman, reports
a large number of reservations made for
the annual luncheon to be held by the
National California Club Tuesday at
the Waldorf-Astoria.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Henry l.. Harrison of the 101 East
Ninety-second street. Mrs. Charles Aus
tin Bates of the Waldorf-Astoria and
Mrs. Harry w. Balsam of Haverstraw.
N. Y.
A concert and ball will be given on
the evening of May "a at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, under the patronage of
the Italian Ambassador. Senator Vittorio
Rolandi-Ricci, and the italian Consul
General in New York, Com. T. +. Ber-
nardi, and Nine. Bernardo. In celebra-
ton of the seventh anniversary OF
Italy's entry into the World War. The
artists will include Beniamino Gigli,
tenor; Bice Bernardo Stivanello. So
prano; Alberto Terrasi. barytone: Maria
Di Lorenzo. violinist: Carmela Ponselle.
mezzo soprano; Pompillo Malatesta,
basso: illuminate Mlserendinc. violinist (;
Eduardo Migliaccio. comedian. n d
Emanuel Gatti and Francesca Guerra.
dramatic actors. 1t is for the benefit OF
the Italian Legion.
Mr.. C. b. G. Knauff, sculptor and
artist. gave an address on the subject
os Three Great Sculptors' on Friday
afternoon at the social tea and sale
given by the committee for the S3,000,-
600 endowment fund for Radcliffe Col
lege at their headquarters "A West For
t,-seventh street.
Officers OF the committee are: Miss
Mary II. Watson. chairman: Miss Sarah
Dean. vice-chairman; Mrs. Wv Rock
well. treasurer The fund of $4,000. 900
IL for education, buildings and upkeep
Of Radcliffe College.
reception was given last Sunday
afternoon by Cav. and Nine Carlo Po-
lifeme at their residence on Vest Ninety
second street to the members of the
Womans Press Club. Distinguished
French scholars and artists. as well as
members of lie Lyceum Socicte des
Femmes dc France n New York, OF
which Nine. Polifeme Is the founder and
president, were invited. The day being
a memorial Jeanne dare Day in France.
brief talks were made bearing on the
occasion and we're illustrated with lam
tern slides. Pictures were also shown OF
the unveiling OF the statue of the Maid
of Orleans recently in Washington.
There were musical numbers by Alberto
Terrasi. barytone Miss Leoni and Miss
Hortense Dorvalle. sopranos and Mrs.
Shuttle. who played the banjo. On behalf
OF the members OF lie Lyceun. Nine.
Pollfeme was presented with silver
and gold loving cup by Prof. Raphael
FAmour.
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