New-York tribune., 1922-11-19


Yesterday was Red Cross Day at the
entertainment gwen by the Rubenstein
GLIB nt the Waidorf-Astoria Nine
Ssehumann- Heink sang her GROUP of
SONGS with which she entertained the
soldiers in camps during the war The
hall was decorated in Red Cross ban
ners and posters and collection was
taken.
The first concert of the season was
given by the Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins president, at the Mac
aoweli Galleries on Wednesday eve
ning A large and representative gath
erige was present, including two brides
They were Mrs. Louis. G.. Naisawald and
Mrs. Frank McCabe, chairman of the
Verdi Club Juniors. The program in
cluded two groups of compositions by
Gro, ir avh ch Vere ria 81 Sol
Aiberti; the aria from "Romeo and
Juliet" for soprano and group of
French songs sung by Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins. The French songs
were given w tn vio.n obbhgato piaSed
by G'tido Yi'letti. of the "e+rnro1i-
tan Opera Company. and Mr.. villetti
also played several solos by Bach and
Chopin. Following the musical pro-
j. D. Machfara danced "The Artists
Dream Waltz"
Miss Beatrice Raphael was the ac-
sompanist Of the evening. The dance
which followed the program was led by
Miss Rita Mario, the new chairman Of
tae Verdi Club Juniors, and the other
rcem o. her committee TEo
fdent, Mrs. jenkins, was presented with
fifteen large floral pieces, the gifts Of
m mbers of Verdi, and tall silver
vase lined with gold, remembrance
sent by Mr.. and Mrs. Melchiorre Mauro-
Gottone. Mrs. Mauro-Cottone is first
Sice-president of the Verdi Club.
A large luncheon will be given un-
der the auspices Of the Lyric Art So
eiety at the Hotel Plaza on Thursday
afternoon. Preceding the luncheon
Mrs Albert Schaefer, president of the
society, will hold reception at 1880
and the luncheon will be served at /
o'clock. In the receiving line will be
Nrs. Jackson B. Sells and Mrs. Newton
W. Gilbert.
An attractive program Of vocal and
piano music under the direction Of
bliss lorence Robrecht has been ar
ranged. At the guests of honor table
will he Mrs. William Webster Miller,
Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs. Leonard L.
Hill, Miss Louise Marie Contencin and
3irs. Pdyth Totten; also Mrs William
a, Gallagher, Mrs. Elton T. Cowan and
Mrs. John H. Judge, vice-pres dents of
phe society; Mrs. B. P. Flippen and
Mrs. Burton II. Davy
Mrs. Charles T. Haviland is chari-
man of the committee on arrangements
for the luncheon.
Mrs. Timothy Martin o'Connor will
entertain the social committee of the
EntreNous Club Mt her home, 5fI West
fi2th Street, Thursday evening; No
vembar %.
Mrs. Ruth Lift, who Is board mem
ber on the staff of the New York
LEAGUE of Business and Professional
vember Is to attend the formal open
ing Of the United States building at
the Brazil Exposition, going as the
special representative Of the New Yort
league. Mrs. Lift will make an exten.
sivc trip through South America tc
gather data for the league on the
progress of business and professiona
women of South America.
On the afternoon Of. Business Day
tomorrow. at the Waldorf, Mr. n. v
Kaltenhorn. oF "The Brooklyn Daily
a Eagle will address the club on inter
h es inc features of the Brazil Centen
NAL Tour from his point of view, Mr.
T. + Cynni on "-I other members O.
the party also will speak.
Erterpe. Mrs. t. W. G. Cook, presi
Clert IN order to raise funds Cor thei
phiIantl ropic work, the Veterans
Mountain Camp. will give benef
card party at the Hotel Astor, OF
Thursday afternoon, at 9 o'clock TIL,
hostesses will be Mrs. J. e. Vidal ant
Mrs, Abel Mishier. Other sister clubs
will be represented, having made
reservations. A door prize has beer
dorated.
The officers of the society, besides
the pre- ident, are: Mrs, J. z. Vidal
Mrs. Aired Nicholson and Mrs. Abe
Nishler, ce-presiGents; Mrs. James
R. Brady. corresponding secretary, ans
Mrs, James Pringle, treasurer,
A reception will be given by ths
president, Mrs. Cook. to members o.
che society on Tuesday afternoon
December IL, at the Waf3orf-Astoria
Under the auspices of the ways ans
means committee, Athene, Mrs. Kath
crime A. Mertin, president, and Mis-:
Elizabeth Conran, chairman, will Civ,
bridge and euchre in the East Room
of the Waldorf tomorrow a
2 o'clock. There will be souveni,
%or eoch table.
Many new members have heen ad
rnitted among whom are Mrs. Johr
Schaerer, Mrs William Camp, Mrs
Paul Worthington, Mrs, Harry Knigh
Miller and Mrs. George W. Washburn
Among those who will have charg,
of th~ wf~ter activities are Mrs. Mar
tin, Mrs. Margaret E. Hamilton, frs
vice PRESIDENT; Mrs B nd Stow. sece-s
viee-president; Mrs. Helena L. Reh ass
thira yice-president; Mrs Frank X
Brewster, treasurer: Mrs Jor.athar
Deyo, recording secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence Hamilton, CORRESPONDING secre
tsTSy and Mrs. George w. Beckel, pres,
ident's aid.
Among the members who viii bs
chairnren of the various committees are
hrs Adoiph We'll, Mrs A. w. Viii
liams, Mrs. Neptune Smyth, Mrs. A hei
Lambert, Mrs Edward Epstein, Mrs
Samuel r.. Hollender, Mrs. Alonzo r
Dayton, with Mrs. Howard Clinton
Russ at the door.
The thirty-sixth season Of the
X ,binsfein Club. Mrs. William RogeYa
Ch@pn. asi, president. was inauga rated
yesfereay at the Waldorf Astoria. An
artists recital was given by Pnie.
ErEsstans snnumann-He Heinks the eminent