New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

mission Of the state into tie Union
With luncheon st the home Of the
president, Mrs. Stanley lyman Otis. on
Thursday afternoon. The state colors.
yellow and blue. were used in the
tecorations, with violets and daft fodils.
The socicty viii give = musicale and
dance OF February lS at The home Of
Mrs Smith Adams Whitfield. 25 West
Tenth Street. The other officers are
Mrs. GiiAabath Custer and Mrs. James
Camphell o Grand Rapid. Mich.
honorary vice presidents, Mrs. s. A.
Whitneld yicepres ident; Mrs Roy X
MouitoN historian; Mrs. Albert Wes-
ley, recording secretary; Miss Florence
Whitfield. spending secrotary;
Mrs. Harold Long, assistant historian.
and Miss Jennie Slater, registrar.
Greetings were received from members
in Kansas. Michigan and Massachu-
sets.
Thc Bol Canto Musical Society. OF
which Mrs. Charles 6. Braxmar Is
NreS'dcnt, Will give an afternoon mu-
scale and dance On next Saturday AT
the waldorf ASTORIA Nine Rosa Raisa.
soprano, and Giacomo Rimini. tenor,
Of the Chicago Opera Company; also
Nine. Aurelia Arinordi, form erly OF
the Hammerstcin Opera Company, will
be among The guests of honor Adano
D!dur. hasso. Of the I1etrorolitar
Opera Company, Will sing operatic
arlaS. The other artists will be &
'ceIlist. just returned from q Tour with
Tettrnzini. and Lynette Gottl;cb
pianist. who makes her debut soon at
Carnegie Hail. Anne Wolcott and
Lynette Gottlieb Will he the accom-
psnists. $. zaveleff's orchestra viii
play for the dancing. The society wa
organized for the purpose OF helping
poor but talented music students
Lazar S. Samoilof is the musical di-
rector and founder. The reception
committee includes Mrs Albert Can
tield Bage, Mrs Lou Axt. Mrs Charles
Baker, Mrs. George Bernard. Mre
Martin y. Corbett, M. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Eagle, Mrs. Charles Enge, M
aud Mrs t. 3. Hilton, Mrs Maurice
Holt, Miss Dorothy Kelly. Mrs Henry
Krcuier, Mrs. George A. I.4velle, Mrs
Katherine A. Martin. Mrs. Richard
Rodriguez, Irving Ross and Mrs, Bur
net Wcnman.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totren, presi-
dent, viii hold its February social
matinee Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. The guests OF honor VIII be
Rabbi Silverman, Lillian Gish and
Dorothy Gsh. David Nark Griffith
viii teil Why he inserted the French
Revolution in "Orphans OF che Storm ;"
Charles and Sadie Macdonald will be
especially featured as members OF
Drama Comedy who ere celebrating
their thirtieth wedding anniversary
and still on the stage a new one-act
play by E.dytn Totten Will be produced
called "At Bay with Charles Hull and
Emme Maak in the leading parts
Signor John Ardizoni, barytone, will
be heard. Bahette Guth, now n vaude-
vile, Will sing her latest songs.
Sunday, February 10, Drama Comedy
being five years old The favors will
be wood. and William Pitt Rivers has
arranged special wooden dancing
number. The program will be entirely
theatrical by members now playing on
Broadway.
The New York City Chapter. Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, OF
which Mrs. Alfred ". Cochran is re-
gent, held special meeting yesterday
at the Hotel Plaza to elect delegates to
the annual congress of the National
Society, Daughters Of the American
NeVOlutIon, which Will be held in
Washington in April. patriotic pro-
gram. to which guests were invited
was presented Mrs. John Henry Hull,
the chapter historian. spoke on his
torical events OF the Revolution which
took place during the month of Feb
ruary. Miss Amelia Day Campbell, re-
rordiag secretary, read her paper on
The Tercentenary Memorials at
Plymouth, which treated OF the
pageant, the Pilgrims Progress, and
the numerous splendid memorials and
shrines which have been presented by
many patriotic societies to historic
Plymouth.