The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Chapman OF Brooklyn. AS an incentive
toward giving the clubs have been in
vited to buy rooms in the hotel, paying
$1,000 for a single room to be named
for the club: 81, 900 for double room and
! 81, 400 for room for three The Daugh-
ters of Kentucky in New York, Mrs.
Bedell Parker president, Is the first
club to pledge the money for room.
| Two years are given as the limit in
which to meet the pledge and work
will be begun on the building at once
as soon as one Of three sites proposed
is decided upon. The borough chair
men of the drive are as follows: Mrs.
Edmund Kingsland for Manhattan. Mrs.
Theodore NJ. Hardy for Brooklyn. Mrs.
| William J. Hancock for Queens. Mrs
Stephen D. Stephens for Richmond and
| Mrs Alfred II. Hausrath for The Bronx
Mrs. Joanna A. Burke is treasurer.
Rubinstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
| Chapman president viii. give its evening
choral concert on Tuesday at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. In addition to the club
choral OF over $50 voices, which Will
sing ten new part songs under the di-
rection OF Mr.. William II. Chapman.
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orchestra Of sixty musicians from the
Philharmonic Society which he will also
conduct Mr.. Richard Crooks, tenor
Mrs. Lutte Fechheimer and Mrs. Jessie
Rowe Lockett will also take part and
the clubs accompanist Miss Alice Nj.
Shaw, will be at the piano and Mr..
Louis r. Dressler at the organ. The
concert will be followed by dancing.
The clubs second afternoon musicale
/ xx,f11 ha hold her n n Asfn
Gallery of the Waldorf. The artists
will be Laurence Leonard, tenor. Marie
Novello, pianist and Kola LEVINE, cell
| list. The recital will be followed by
dancing. Extra guests tickets may be
had from Miss Mary Jordan Baker, 351
West 114th street.
On Thursday afternoon at the Hotel
| Plaza the Lyric Art Society, Mrs. Albert
Schaefer president, gave a luncheon
| for l25 guests. The society's next event
will be a card party on Thursday after
noon at the Hotel Berkely, 170 West
Seventy-fourth street. in aid of it's phil
anthropic fund. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Il. NJ. Flippin and Mrs William A.
Gallagher. Some of those who have al
ready taken tables include Mrs John A.
Williams, who is chairman of the card
party; Mrs. Schaefer. and Miss Ida
jackson.
The National Opera Club of America,
Nine. Katharine Evans Won -Klenner
founder and president, held Thanks
| giving fete at the Waldorf Astoria on
Thursday evening. Francis Wright Clin-
ton chairman. which included many now
elites. The program consisted entirely
OF Russian music by artists In native
costumes.
| The American composer Mrs. Leila
! Troland NGardner's latest work, dedi-
Gated to the National Opera Club, and
called "A Dancing March," was the
opening music for the ball which fol-
lowed the program, led by Nine. Won
Kienner. +. w. Clinton, Mrs. owen Kill
dare, Mr.. N. II. Gregory, Mrs. l.. T.
Gardner and Mr.. T. N Nixon.
There will. be a meeting of the board
of directors Tomorrow at the home OF
the president. 1870 Broadway On
Thursday there will be an evening
bridge party, games and general pro-
gram.
Mrs. S. Marcus Harris will give n re-
ception and tea at her home. 12 West
Seventleth street. Monday. December 4 1.
at 4 p. M. in honor OF Mrs. Charles L.
Tiffany. who will give an address on
affairs Of the Moment" Mrs. Harris
is the Republican woman leader of her
district and very active in any move
ment for the betterment of conditions
for women and children.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Manhattan Matinee Club Mrs. Frank IA
Scardefeld president. will be held to-
morrow at the Waldorf-Astoria. In the
evening there will be a theater party
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performance OF whispering Wires" al
the Forty-ninth Street Theater. which
has been arranged by Mrs. A. II. San.
ford. Among the new members OF the
organization are Mrs. George Simpson
Mrs. i. j. Bazona, Mrs. +. l.. Smith
Mrs. w. Il. Howell. Miss Florence
Howell Mrs. @. l.. Fox. Mrs T.. Ebling
Mrs. Joseph V. Lane. Mrs +. V. Swart.
out. Mrs. w. ]. Neal and Miss Il. r.
Bennett.
The Government Club, Mrs. George E
Owens president, will have its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
Hotel Astor. The occasion will be a
notable one for in addition to n delight.
full program n number OF new members
Will be welcomed into che organlza ton
II will be presidents day and is In
charge OF the third vlce-presldent. Mrs
Howard w Sullivan. The guests OF
honor will be the presidents of the vari.
Gus organizations, who have during the
last year extended courtesies TO the Gov.
ernment Club. Prominent presidents
who have already accepted are Mrs
Rickard NJ. Chapman, president OF the
New York City Federation OF women's
Clubs Mrs. Helen Whitman Rltchie, Mrs
William Whitaker. Miss Mary Garrett
Hay, Mrs. william ID. Sporbo~g, Mrs
Leonard Hill, Mrs. irving Lehman. Mrs
Bedell Parker. Mrs Katherine A. Martin
Mrs. Edwin Arden, Mrs. willis p. Miner
Mrs. John III. Griesel, Mrs. Harry Il