New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
News Of Women's Clubs---Socia Affairs Of Note

cemher II, at the Wpidorf-Astoria. He
wing with Mrs. Cook will be the
vice-presidents of Euterpe, Mrs. j. e.
Vidal, Mrs. A. Nicholson, Mrs. Abel
Mishler and Mrs. James Moran.
During the reception the following
artists will give masical numbers:
Mrs. G. ynn Alstyne, violinist; Mrs.
E. c.. Walker, soprano; Miss n. Els
lnger, contralto, aud Mr.. Eislinger,
tenor.
The Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter jenkins president, will give a
musical morning, followed by an an
niversary luncheon, which will cele-
brate the completion of the Verdi
Clubs fifth year, on November 2S, at
the Waldorf-Astoria. The guests of
honor will be Mrs. Frank scardefield.
president of the Manhattan Matinee
Club, and Nine. Clara Novello Davies.
The program will be given by Nine.
Davies, who has recently celebrated
her golden jubilee musical festival in
Wales; Mr.. Ernest Davis, tenor. and
the Novello Davies Singers, the MEM
bers of whom are Belle McEwan,
Dorothy Olmsted, Lois Mlller, Lillian
Kinsey and Anna Eldridge. Incidental
music will be sung during the lunch.
con by Miss Fannie Todd, soprano, and
Mr.. Salvatore Perciavallc, pianist, will
play q group Of compositions. The
luncheon will be under the chairman.
ship of Mrs. Charles Allen Tnttie and
she will be assisted by Miss Fannie
Todd. The vice presidents os the Verdi
Club are Mrs. Melchiorre Mauro-Cot-
tone, Nine. Mimi Aguglia, Nine Rosa
Ponselle. Mrs. Charles J. sMusante and
Mrs Guido Ciccolini.
Before the luncheon reception will
be held, when the new Verdi Club
Juniors will be introduced. They. are
Miss Rita Mario, chairman; Miss
Miss Marion Smith, Miss Anna Curry,
Miss Florence Bisbee, Miss Carisanda
Carter, Miss Peggy Dunston, Miss
Beatrice Van Saun, Mr.. Maurice Kuhl-
man, Mr.. Charles Paradise and Dr..
c. Mariante,
The Athenc Club had it's first meet
ing OF the season Wednesday, IN the
East Room of the Waldorf, In the form
of card party given by It's Ways and
Means Committee. The hostesses In
cluded Mrs. Gustave Reinberg, Mrs. II.
P. Reilly, Mrs. Frank Breusler, Mrs.
Ernest Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Diehl,
Mrs, NJ. e. hamilton, Mrs. Howard c.
Russ, Mrs. Virginia Goddard, Mrs.
Charles Fullmer, Mrs. George w.
Beckel, Mrs. Asker Lambert, Mrs.
Alonzo ?. Dayton, Mrs. Joseph Clam
Stow, Mrs. James B. Stephens, Mrs.
Chester Fulmer, Mrs. Edward Epstein,
Mrs. Paul Worthington, Mrs. Neptune
B. Smyth. Mrs. B. T. Newman, Mrs.
John Dwyer and Mrs. John C. Toste.
Tho second regular meeting OF
Athene will be held in the Astor Gal
lery Of the Waldorf on the afternoon
OF December z, when "Literature and
the Drama" will bo discussed, Mrs.
Katherine A. Martin, the president,
presiding.
The National Opera Club OF America
held Thanksgiving music festival
arranged by the pTrsaident, Nine, me-
Waldorf-Astoris last Thursday. Mr..
The program included Russian music
and fete dances, directed by Nine.
Vera Smirnova. The artists were Jean
paurel, pianist; Damrosch Michael,
basso; Russian folk songs in costume,
Nine. Smirnova; Russian dances,
Samuel Rrevizky; Gypsy dances IA
Russo, Nine. Smirnova and company.
The program was followed by dance
with innovation dances led by Mr..
Copinus, Mime. Won RlenneY, Mr.. Clin-
ton. Mrs. Owen Kildare, Mr.. Herbert
Gardner and Mrs, Leila Troland
Gardner.
Manhattan Chapter u. A.. r. will
hold q regular meeting at Hotel
McAlpin Thursday. The speaker will
be Major Henry Webb Harrington, on
"Peace and Thanksgiving" Music.