New-York tribune., 1922-10-29

and Mrs. Louis Ralston, chairman o.
program.
A reception at 1880 will precede the
breakfast, which will be followed by ar
interesting program. The speaker.
will be DR.. Royal S. Copeland, Captain
Crawford, of the Salvation Army, ant
two political candidates--one Repubii.
can and one Democrat. The artists
of the afternoon will be Elizabeth Dor.
land, soprano; Clara Gray, contralto;
James Stevens, barytone, and Free
ture will be feature of the program
Tickets may still be obtained from
Miss Ella Louise Henderson, 10 Wes,
i2eth Street.
The hostesses will include the Mrs
Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs, Otto Hahn, Mrs
William J. Hurrell, Mrs, james V. Ire.
land, Mrs. Emma j. Hagan, Mrs
Michael Wolly, Mrs. Mullin Wayne
Mrs. J. E. Monaghan, Mrs, Abel Mishler
Mrs. G. A. Waiter, Mrs. E. r. Eschen.
bach, Mrs. E. j. Whytelaw, Mrs. David
Lahferty, Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs
Henry Einstein, Mrs. Henry Nassoit
and many others.
Euterpe will start it's season with a
large musical and luncheon to be held
On Ah91Soay @AteiHoon Ut the aiooli-
Astoria. An attractive musical pro-
gram has been arranged. Miss N. Ess-
linger will sing a group Of songs with
Mr.. Esslinger at the piano. Mrs: T. w.
G. Cook, president, will preside. At
the guest table will be Nine. Marie
Cross Newharss Mrs. Richard M. Chap
man, Mrs. Walter G. Comfy, Mrs.
Harry Lilly, president of the priors;
Mrs. "a. NJ. Palmer, president of the
Rainy Day Club; Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter Jenkins. president of the Verdi
Club; Mrs. Adyline Wesley and Miss
Louise Marie Contencin. Among other
Mrs. j. E. videl, Mrs. Alfred Nichol-
son, Mrs. Abel Mishler, Mrs. John r..
Brady, Mrs. John J. Fauth, Mrs. James
Pringie, Mrs. David Walker, Mrs. j. A.
Lambert, Mrs. D. H. Elder and Mrs.
James Moran. Euterpe gave a large
card party on Thursday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. D. H. Elder, 329
West Seventy-sixth Street.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president, will COM
mence it's choral rehearsals on We'd
nesday at 10:30 q. m, at the Waldof-
Astoria. New applicants for choral
membership must be present at that
time. The Rubinstein Club is strictly
musical club, presenting the greatest
artists Of the day in recital, in addi-
tion to it's choral concerts given under
the direction Of Mr.. William Rogers
Chapman, musical director. The his
tory of the club is resplendent for it's
musical excellence, and the coming sea-
son of 1922'23 promises to be the most
brilliant Of all. Nine. Schumann-Heink,
the eminent contralto, will open the
season on Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der IS, In q recital at the Waldorf
Astoria. Other artists are to appear
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman are return
ing to the city from their summer
estate at Shelburne, N. H., on Novem-
Der !, and their home will be at the
Waldorf-Astoria for the winter, as
heretofore.
Mrs. A. ]. Dittmar, celebrated her
birthday by giving q luncheon to a
number of her friends from the choral
of the Rubinstein Club at the Golf and
Country Club, at Scarsdale, on Thurs
day, October 19. Among those who at
Jesse B. Hedden, Mrs. w. Phillips, Mrs
Lutte Fechheimer, Mrs. M. Spannaus,
Mrs. Otto Mates, Mrs. E. Grashof
Miss Jean Taylor, Mrs. William Van
Tassel, Mrs. G. P. Benjamin and Mrs.
John 7. Walsh.
The Green Room at the Hotel Nc
Alpin was the scene of the first social
day of the Professional Woman's
League, Mrs. Russell Bassett president.
Mrs. Owen Kildare, chairman of the
aay, read Mother Manhattan" a poem.
Among those present were General
Floyd B. Wilson, Mrs. Louise B. Niyer
/ and Mr.. Theodore Sutro. The speak
ers were Congressman Ogden L. Mills,
baroness Won Klenner, Mr. Francis
| wright Clinton, DR.. Francesca SaucheIli
and MRS. Kildare, who spoke for Miss
Iarlon Davies on the topic Cart in
the Movies" The artists were Mar
garet Copinus, soprano; Michael
Anseimo,. violinist; Maurice Nedelle.
! pisnlst; Leila Troland- Gardner. artist
composer; Signor Edouard Pisa-Relli,
narytonee, accompanied by r. A. Angus
'lhe, and little Dorothy Leamon.
Guests Of honor were Mrs. H. Fl. Dey.
and MRS. Zachary Taylor Jones.
The League Of Women Voters of the
seventh Assembly District, Mrs. Mar
Gus Harris, leader will hold an open
non partisan meeting at Leslie Hill,
Eighty,,third Street and Broadway
| November l, at p. m. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Mary L. Webb, Mrs. j.
j.. DAILY. Mrs. Willis B. Richards. Miss
Clara 7. MacChesney, Miss Frances
Peters, Mrs. l.. w. Stevens. Mrs. ! ]
Conally and Miss Edith j. Robinson
The speakers will be Justice Robert
MeCurdy. Marsh, Congressman Ogden
l. Mills, Justice William Harman BLACK
Justice c. F. Collins, Johngp. CohaIan
| Mr.. j. P. O'Brien, Senator Natban
Straus jr., Mr.. Victor r. Kaufman. Mr
Herman A. Metz. Mr.. Robert Ferrari
Mr.. Harold Reigelman and others.
The Daughters Of Pennsylvania in
New York gave luncheon in honor
OF Mrs. Walter Seaman Comfy, the
retiring president of the State Fedora.
tlon of Women's Clubs, ar its twenty.
eighth annual convention, recently
held at the Commodore Hotel. Mrs
John Marshall Gallagher was chair.
man OF the luncheon and Mrs. Al
phonse @. Koelble viee-chairnan. All
the closing of the convention Mrs
Comfy was presented with a beautiful
silver loving cup. the gift of the re.
t!ring officers and directors of the
State Federation.
New Workers Registered
Among T'ravmorc Arrivals
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