New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Blondell Malone.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. william
Rogers Chapman president, VIII give
rs FIRST evening choral concert for this
season on Tuesday. December 3. IN tho
grand ballroom Of tho Waldorf Astoria.
The Club Choral, OF moro than 40
voices, viii rrg ton new part SONGS
under tho dir ciion % Dir. Willinm
Rogers Chnp.HA4 musical director, and
Mr. Chapman VII conduct on orchts-
Era Of aixty musicians from The Phil
harmonic Society.
The second afternoon musicale Of the
club for this season VIII be given On
Saturday, Deccmbc- 10, In the AstoF
Gallery. The artists viii be Laurence
Leonard, tenor; Marie Novollo, pianist,
and Koia Levienne, cslliSt. Dancing
will be held after the recital
The Wisconsin Womsn's Society viii
meet regularly ~ The Hotel Astor the
last Friday of each month instead q
40 the homes Of member.
The last meeting OF tho Society Of
Virginia Women was held last Friday
az the Hotel Vanderbilt, Hrs. Frank
M Tench presiding A business meet.
ing was followed b. program. Artists
day was also obtevod, With Mrs.. Bern
hardt Wall the chairman.
The guests Of honor included nr.
Bernhard Wall, Miss Bonnie McLeary,
Mr. Norvsl Buaey, Miss Belle Houston.
MIR. Ned Wood, Mr. and Ars. John u.
McGione and the following elll prcsi-
dentsi Mrs. william T.. Sands, pauCr-
ters Of Alabama. Mr1 =. j.. Malconi,
Dixie; Mr1. Alberta Callstin Child,
Mrs. +. J. White. Louitiona society.
Mrs. Thoms: J. Vivian, National CALI
fornis. Mfa. Otto Hhhn, soclety % Po-
liticol STUDY Mrs. ~ W. Fisher
prince's Bay Woman's Club: Mrf. j. j.
CAN'T. Southland; Mru. O. i. won Bon
ncEitz, TsxsE
The next regular meeting Of this So
ciety viii be held Friday. December s.,
a. Hotel Vanderbilt Next Wednesday
the Virginia Women viii give its FIRST
large bridge party of the season % its
headquarters IN Hotel Vanderbilt
Tho National Society, Patriotic
Women OF America, will hold a palri-
otic meeting Wednesday, Deesnbef O.,
at the Waldorf Mira. William
x. Stewart, president, viii preside and
there will be q program with widely
known speakers, the musical numbers
70 be In charge OF Mrs. Flereneo Eos
ter jenkins.
A blue ard yellow tea W. be given
at the home 81 hrs. Charles Cyrue
Marshall, 223 Titbout Avenue. chsi.-
man Of conservation, New York City
Federation, tomorrow Tho color
scheme Of blue and yellow will be car
fied out IN the decorations and the re-
frcshmcnts, which will be served By
members Of The Natural History Club,
Of which MTr. Marshall is president
Among the guests % honor will be the
officers and chairmen Of the federation,
Mrs. Richard N. Chapman, presidents
Mrs. William Whitaker, corresponding
secretary; Mrr. Fred IL Baldwin. troas-
ufcr; Mrs. Stephen y. Stephens, a.
rector; Miss Mabel Macombsr, Mss.
Park Nathewson, Mrs. Frank Z. Brad
nor, MIRA Henry A. Lavoy. chairman
The presidents 10 be euctis OF honor
include Mrs. Harry Thonss. De-.
Frances W. Mcneil, Mrs. n. Edson
Doolittls, Mrs. Otto Hahn, Mrs. Marie
bealess Mrs. a. III. hau1rnth, Mrr. /.
Selligsbere, Mrs. Malcolm Mccoy, Mrs.
Edward Albright, Mrs. william w.
Niles and Mrs. Millard +. Johnson.
On Fridsy, December 8, Ms. Joseph
0utman. chairman Of the committee
on current literature, will have charge
Of the proFram session Of the meeting
70 BE- held SO Hotel MeAlpin By the
Po2i-Pari.auent Club. Tho subjer. for
discussion VIII be "Vaientinc's Manual
Of Old N~v York; Henry Collins
brew ~" Nrs Trow, president,
viii preside over TIE business meeting.
A ons-act play. "The Ninth waltz. =
viii be produced under the direction
ef g. Clair Nayheld for the Verdi
Club, hrs. Florence Foster jenkins,
president at the musical ard dra.
matte afternoon 10 be given AZ the
Malacrf-Astoria on Friday, December
9. Tho Verdi Club Juniors, includine
Misc Rita Mario, Miss George PORT.
folio, niss Maria Elias. Miss Mafioa
smith. Miss Anna Curry, Miss Florence
bisboo, Miss Ctfisando Carter. Nlss
PeEgy Drnston, Miss Beatrice Van
Saun, Mr. Maurice Holman, Mr.
Charles Paradise and Dr.. 6. Mariante.
VIII TAXA nar4 A. th- ns-sor-ss-es