New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Mrs. Mcconnell
ToCivc Dance for
Mozart Debutante
Affair for Miss Sillo Will
Take Place Tomorrow
Night; Noted Artists Ap.
pear at the Final Concert

Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell will give n
supper dance to morrow night at the
Hotel Astor for Miss Reatrico Sllo,
daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. Valdemar
silo, Of 1858 West Fifty-seventh Street.
Sho is this years Mozart dcbutante.
Miss Sillo and Mrs. Mcdonnell will be
assisted in receiving by Or. and Mrs.
Sillo, Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Mrs.
Owen J. McWillinms, Mrs. william
Maynard Haradon, Mrs. Samuel Gard
ner Estabrook, Mrs. Richard Dcnbigh
Mrs. A. A. Wendell, Mrs. Edward l..
Edwards, Mrs. Emma Seaman and Mrs
Henry c. Hawkins.
Tho reception will be held from 9
to 10 o'clock and the dancing will be
opened by Miss Silo dancing with Gov
crnor Edward L. Edwards.
The final concert of the season Of
the New York Mozart Society, Mrs
Noble Mcconnell president. was held
last Tuesday in the ballroom OF the
Hotel Astor. An excellent program was
given, the artists including John
hazi, Hungarian pianist, assisted by
the Mozart Society Choral. Miss Mar
garet Northrup and Mrs, Louise NJ
Baxter also wcrc heard in numbers.
The concert was under the direction Of
Richard T. Percy, with CfJ.res Gilbert
Spross accompanied. William Jan
auscher was accompanist for Mr..
Thomas.
The Washington Heights Chapter, D.
A, r., Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer regent,
will hold its annual meeting on Friday
at Washington's Headquarters, 1s0th
Street, at y. m.
The Wisconsin Womcn's Society,
Mrs. Victor Fredrickson president, will
hold its annual meeting and election Of
officers April 2S at 9 p. m. at the Hotel
Astor.
The Indiana Club, DR.. vii! D. Howe
president, will hold its April meeting
tomorrow evening. A feature of the
evening will be "reminiscences and
Anecdotes from Indiena.' related by
the members, With Dr.. Howe as leader.
Esther Rhoades, the harpist, will favor
the club with selections from Debussy
and Schcuker; Anne Owen, a pianist
will play numbers from Chopin. and
Marie LAVAL will sing numbers from
K. Hagerman, Eachelct and others. At
the business meeting which will pre-
cede the program the election OF offl-
GERS Tor the ensuing year will be held
Music Day was observed yesterday
afternoon at meeting Of the Womcn's
Press Club, Of New York City, in the
Astor Gallery Of the v N'aldorf-As;oria.
Baroness Katherine Evans Won Klein
ner acted as chairman. Greetings were
given by the clubs president, Mrs.
Haryot Holt Dey. Addresses were
made by DR.. Alexander Russell. con
cert director Of the John Wanamaker
AUDITORIUM; J. Lawrence Erb, kath-
crime Lane Spaeth and Roswell B.
Burchard.
Compositions for two pianos were
played by Miss Rose and Miss Ottilie
Sutre. Miss Florence Otis sang sew
eral solos with Robert HUNTINGTON
Terry, composer. SIS accompanist Miss
Charlotte Ryan. Miss Anne Jago. Shcf-
field Child and Charles Carver sang
several songs written by Frank
LaForge, who accompanied at tho
piano.
The Society Of Political Study. Mrs.
Otto Hahn president. will hold the last
meeting Of the season at the Hotel As
tor on Tuesday. at 9 p. ny. An address
will be given by John Lathrop, author
and traveller on "The National and In
ternational Aspect or the World Strug-
gle for Food" A parliamentary drill on
motions will be conducted by Mrs.
Mortimer Menken. There will be dis
cussion from the floor and plans made
for next year. Current events will be
given bV volunteers