The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Nine. Pareto to Sing With
Mundell Club of BROOKLYN
Spanish Coloratura Soprano Of Chicago Opera to
Assist Choral at Concert Other Interesting Features
on Progranl-Social Notes of the Borough

TIME Mundcll Choral Club will
give concert at the Academy
Of Music Tuesday evening
There are features which make the
program an exceedingly attractive
one. The assisting artist will be Mime.
soprano of the Chicago Opera Com
pany. She will contribute two ariss,
"Ah, fors' elui," from La Traviata"
"Omb bra leggiera" from "Dinorah" with
Miss Wilhemina Muller at the piano.
a. Walter Kramer viii play his own
composition, THE Great Awakening"
with Miss Muller at the organ. There
will be nine call numbers and a negro
spiritual by Nathaniel Dett. Some
body's Knocking at Your Door" the
solo being by Mrs. Frank Wood
ruff Jr.
Final plans for the concert were ar
ranged at luncheon at the Brooklyn
Woman's Club In Pierrepont street on
Wednesday. Miss M. Louise Mundcll,
founder and musical director. said the
program would prove a most pleasing
Carroll Leja Nichols, president: Mrs.
Louise Ebert Strong, Mrs. r. Clifford
Place; Mines. Annie Litchfield Faber,
Frank II. Lasher, William A. Q. Paul,
Gustav J. Volckening, Joseph Purcell,
Arthur M. Howe, Wilson Briggs Zin-
ner. Robert T.. Walton. John McFar-
lane Weir. Roy P. Van Wrinkle. Harry
Burt Frederick 3. Trimm. Henry
Wallace Phillips. J. Frank Masterson,
William Whitaker, Henry c. Badge
ley, Claude p. Boyle. Leroy s. Ed
wards, J. Henry Roese. Thomas n.
Carpenter. Elliott C. du Bots. William
A. Pothier, Charles R. sillsman. Charles
y. Obermaycr. L. Baldwin, John Far
rar Charles y. Andrews, Ferdinand
Van s. Parr. Charles Gilbert Raynor.
John Duncan Graham and Frank III.
Woodruff. Jr.
Also Mines. Harold n. Bick. william
Austin Moore. Cornelius II. Tiebout- Jr..
Edgar @. Pfarre. G. Willess Oakley. Jo-
seph VI. Colyer. Louis r. Seldom. Ed
ward T. Williams. Herbert Sumner, Ar
thur ", Brockway. James Pullman. Oe-
car Keppler. Marion Van Kleeck Ste
venson. Frederic y. Tuthiil and Ma
thaniel y Rathbun: Misses Isabel r.
Mumdell, Ruth Hoagland and Olivia Nor
rls.
Miss Edith c. Simpson OF 1875 Herl<l-
NOR street IL one OF the seniors Of Mount
HolyolSe College elected TO membership
I'm the Theta Chapter OF Massachusetts
of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, accord
ing TO announcement made by Mary r.
ne r11n rnrI
service.
The marriage OF Miss Lauretta NJ.
Nelson OF T6s East Twenty second street
and Mr.. Roy l.. Halstead. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Haistead of 275s Bed
ford avenue, took place Tuesday eve
ming at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Nelson was an Erasmus student
and Is graduate OF the Art Students
League. Mr.. Hslstead formerly was
with Squadron G In Brooklyn. The cou-
pie will spend three weeks at White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, and on returning
will live at 275S Bedford avenue.
Miss Maud Chalfant Scudder. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alanson II. Scudder
OF 2sS Park place. and Mr.. Max Mont
TOSE 1tilTHT- Sou Oi Nits dItu WIS n. W.
Gilman OF Hayward. Cal. will be mar
ried at tho Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. on the evening OF
April 90. The Rev. John Barlow. pastor
OF the church, will officate Miss Scud-
der was graduated from Berkeley In
sttute in 1915. and also was a student
at Smith College. Mr. Gilman attended
the University of Michigan and served
during the war as First Lieutenant
in the Air Service.
Civltas Club has elected the following
directors Mrs. Edward A. Behr. Mrs.
John III. Lathrop. Mrs. Julius Liebman.
Miss Jessie W. Post and Mrs Eugene L..
Swan.
The annual meeting of William
snakcsp. are Chapter. l. O. ~ y. r., WIN