The New York herald., 1922-11-12

lIe NOHleh Clubst lA4S
week. There also win be luncheons.
followed by matinee parties. and reg
uiar business meetings. followed by
the usual social hour and programs.
Rubinstein Club has its first musi-
Gale on Saturday; Harlem Philhar-
nonic Society has its first musicale of
its thirty-second season on Thursday.
and the American Criterion Society
will have It's first dinner dance on
Friday.
Four hundred members and guests
have made reservations for the dinner
dance Of the American Criterion So
eiety, Mrs. Leonard L. hill president.
which viii be at the Hotel Commo-
dore. About 200 OF the Junior Girls
and their friends will come In for the
dancing, which begins at 8 o'clock.
American Beauty roses and laurel will
decorate the tables as well as the ball
room. Mrs. Thomas Pitnam Spencer
IS chairman Of the hostesses and Mrs
Arthur w. Corse, Mrs. william Fl.
Peck, Mrs. Newton w. Gilbert, Mrs.
Frances Z. Hadley, Mrs. Joseph Pa
terno and Mrs. Jackson B. Sells vice
chairmen. Mrs. Charles Z. Bryan
heads the Junior dance committee,
with Miss Marjorie Cushman as leader
OF the Junior Girls. She will be as
sisted by the Misses Caryl Ressinger,
Hazel Crockett, Ida Braun, Gertrude
Collins, Kathryn Gardner and Nanette
Bryan. DR.. John Strother Gains, Jr..
heads the floor committee.
Rubin in Club Mrs. william Rog-
ers Chapman. president, opens its
thirty-sixth season with a song recital
by Nine. Ernestine Schuman-Heink.
contralto on Saturday at the Waldorf
Astoria. She will be assisted by Miss
Florence Hartman, violinist. and Ar
thur Loesser, pianist. A reception will
be held before the program, at which
new members and the guests Of honor
win be introduced. Following the re-
cital there will be dancing in the ball
room. Extra guest tickets may be OBJ
tained from Miss Mary Jordan Baker.
351 West Hath street or at the door
on Saturday.
The first evening choral concert of |
the season will be held on December s |
at the Waldorf-Astoria, under the di- |
rection of Mr. William r. Chapman, |
musical director of the club. Dancing |
will follow the program
Haarlem Philharmonic Society. Mrs.
Everett Menzies Raynor, president, has
its first musicale of the season on Thurs
day morning at the Waldorf. The
artists will be Miss Ann Roselle. dra-
matte soprano of the Metropolitan |
Opera House, and the New York trio,
composed OF Francis Adler, pianist
Scipione Guidi. first violinist, and Cor
nelius Van Welt, ,cellist- On he music
committee are Mrs. James h. Burt. |
chairman Mrs. L. II. Irwin, Mrs. j. !
IL Leland. Mrs. william III. Sage, Mrs.
J. Clarence Sharp. Mrs. Orison b. Smith
and Mrs. Elwin X. Stewart.
Euterpe. Mrs. r. W. c. Cook. presi-
dent. began it's season with reception
and luncheon on Thursday at the Wall |
orf-Astoria Mrs. Cook presided and
made an address of welcome to the
twenty new members present. Hon. |
Charles T.. Caldwell, president of the
Veterans Mountain Camp. was the prin- !
clpal speaker, and Miss Eislinger. con-
tralto, sang a. group or songs The
guests OF honor Included Mrs. Richard
NJ. Chapman, Mrs. Harry Lilly. Mrs.
Walter s. Comfy. Mrs. a. NJ. Palmer,
Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins and Mrs.
Eduardo Mario.
The club will have card party on
November % at the Hotel Astor. The
Veterans Mountain Camp Is the clubs
philanthropic work for the year.
Mrs. Albert schaefsr, president of the
Lyric Art Society. viii entertain the Of
ficers and members OF the governing
board at q luncheon on Wednesday &C
the Hotel Plaza. Among those who
have accepted Mrs. Schaefer's invita-
lion are Mrs. T. r. Cowan, Mrs. w. A
Ripper, Mrs. B. II. Davy, Mrs. j. A.
williams. Mrs. J. u. Sells. Mrs. Charles
II. Haviland. Mrs. James III. VAIN
wright and Mrs. woodfcrt T. Stewart.
After luncheon Mrs. Schaefer will take
her guests TO che Republic Theater to
witness "Abie's Irish Rose" She has
taken several boxes for the occasion.
National Society Daughters OF the
Empire state. Mrs. Charles II. Wright,
president, will hold g. social meeting on
Thursday az the waidorf-Astoria- The
speaker will be DR.. Alexander Lyons and
Ills subject will be Present Conditions
I'm the Near East" The musical pro-
cram under the direction of tho chair
man OF music, Miss Julia Seargeant
Chase. will include piano numbers by
Samuel S. Aronson, and vocal selections
by Margorie Lauer. accompanied by
Miles IA Martin. the club accompanist.
Daughters OF Ohio In New York, Mrs.
Alexander A. La Lavigne. president,
WIN have their second meeting of the
season tomorrow afternoon at the Wal
eorf-Astoria- There will be an execu-
tive board meeting at l o'clock followed
by O business session and later by
social hour. Mrs. Katharine II. Schenck
viii be chairman There will be a mu-
slcal program by members of che en-
tertainers unit OF the Woman's Over
seas Service League. and Miss Lucille
Collette, violinlst. Miss Eleanor Rogers,
soprano; Mrs. Pauline Gold, pianist. and
Miss Margaret Summer, entertainer.
There also will be an address by Mr..
Barclay Achcson. The guests Of honor
viii be Howard Chandler Christy and
Grant Mitchell. Tho program will be
followed by tea.
The club will have its twenty-6rst an
niversary luncheon on November 81 at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Charles II.
Truax will be chairman. A reception
VIII precode the luncheon. Mrs. Edward
1Sellar OF 100 West Seventy-second street
has charge Of the tickets.