The New York herald., 1922-10-15

"HE music school OF the East Side
House has resumed its educa-
= tional work In music for the
coming season. Six years ago the
music school, which was an integral
part of the Settlement House. moved
into an adjoining building. donated
and remodeled by Mrs. Sturgis Conn.
The work of the school has gradually
increased in Importance from that
time, until to-day 1t is decided factor
in music education for the poor.
Pupil recitals are given every second
Sunday in the month, and are attended
by patrons, children and their parents.
David Names is director of the school
and the instructors are personally Sc
lected by him. At the end Of the year
a concert is given at the David Names
Music School, at which time two
scholarships are awarded, one in violin
and one In plano study to the child
who has made the most progress in
each OF these departments. On the
committee of the music school are the
Mines. Francis s. Smithers, G. X. Car
penter, Charles Carscallen. John Cars
callen. Harry s.. Griffin, Stephen ].
Leonard, David O'Gorman, c. p. Perrie/
Samuel w. Reyburn. Walter Clarke
Runyon. Joseph H. Seaman. Charles
Smiters, C. H. Tuttle and Miss M. de
G. Trenholm and Miss Margaret Des-
pard.
On the board Of directors. in addi-
ton to Mr.. Names. are Ernest Hutche-> :
son, Samuel w. Reyburn and Harry s.
Griffin. Others on the various COM
mittees of the settlement include Mr..
Ogden L. Mills, MT. Charles Smithers,
Mr.. Albert H. Wiggin. Mrs. Samuel S.
Auchincloss, Mrs. Richard f. Hoyt.
Mr.. Seth Low Pierrepont, Mrs. Edward
s. Harkness and Mrs. william A.
Rockefeller.
Euterpe Club, the late Mrs. Alcinous
Berton Jamison, founder, and Mrs.
T. w. G.. Cook, president, will give its
first card party OF the season on
Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. D. III. Elder 329 West Seventy
sixth street. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. James Pringle, gas, gcr,
The new officers of the club, IN adj
dition to the president. are Mrs. j, II
Vidal, Mrs. Alfred Nicholson and Mrs.
Abel Mishler. president: Mrs. John
X. Brady, recording secretary: Mrs.
John J. Fanh, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. James Prugle. treasurer.
The first musical luncheon of the
club will be held on November 2 at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The philanthropic
work of the club this year will be de-
voted to the Veterans Mountain Camp.
Mr.. Frederick A. Wallis. former
United States Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, will talk on Immigration" be-
fore the members of the Marquette
Club tomorrow evening at the Plaza
Hotel. There will also be music by
Miss Marguerite Potter. soprano, and
Clare Conway, accompanist
At a meeting held last Thursday at
Happy Day House, 236 Second avenue
ways and means were discussed for the
coming flower fete and bazaar TO be
held for the benefit of the Little
Mothers Aid Association in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria on
Saturday. December 2.
Mrs. william Grant Brown was
elected treasurer; Mrs. Charles +.
Sprague and Mrs. Albert Gallatin
Weed. honorary chairmen. and the ad.
visory board will be headed by Mrs.
X. M. Darlington as chairman. 1t was
decided that all the booths should repre-
sent different flowers and many of the
young girls attending will then appear
i'm costumes IL will also be a flower
ballet of children and many novelties
will be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Mr.