New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Fifth Afternoon
Musical Given by
Rubinsiein Club
Lucrezia Bori TO Appear in
Costume Recital March
rs; Mrs. Stout Chairman
Of Nine. Calves Concert

ne III III uItcTHOOIi iHuslC"4S VI tiir
Rubnstein Club, Mrs. william Rogers
! Chapman president, waa given nj The
Waldorf yesterday.
On Tuesday evening, March Is, IN
the ballroom Of the Waldorf, L,1crezis
Bori will give costume recital. A.
the close of the recital the annual bals
OF the season will open with the grand
march at 10 O'Clock.
Elaborate plans are under way for
the nineteenth annual white breakfast
to be given on Saturday, May s.
Tuesday evening, April 1a, il the
1ate st for tho next evening choral
concert.
Mrs. Andrew Y. Stout is chairman of
he committee arranging for the cor.
cert which lime. Emma Calve will
glve ut Carnegie Hall March 81, a, Q
o'clock, for the benefit Of the educa-
tional worl OF the New York and New
Jersey section Of the woman'2 depart
lncnt Of the National Civic Fedeca5ion.
Assisting Mrs. Stout arc Mrs. Frar
els McNiel Bacon, Mrs. Rogers H.
Bacon, Mrs. Beekraan Winthrop, Mr..
Coffin Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Charles
r. Meyer, Mrs. Gilbert II. Montague and
Mrs. William Rand
The Ray Current Events Clu1, Ms.
J. W. Loeb president, held its regular
monthly meeting at the Hotel Astcr
on Monday morning, when Il discussion
on psychology Was the principal theme
cusscd By the members The annua.
meeting Of the club viii oe held OH
April 10 for members only. a luncheon
in celebration OF the 18th anniversary
of the club will be giYcn on Nay at
the Hotel Astor
The first birthday luncheon OF the
Cultural Circle, Of which MIS-. J. /.
Levine is president, WAS given on
Tuesday 1T the Hotel Astor. Mrs. L. j.
Aul, the honorary president, presented
banner to the CLUB and Mrs. Louis
Mansbach was the donor Of Z huge
birthday cake with one candle. The
clao vas organized With eleven men,
oersAip being limited 20 200. Mrs.
Richard Chapman, president Of the
City Federation, and Mrs. David Gold
fcst, president Of Noun, Neboh Sister
hood, we're among the guests Of honor.
Miss Rae Bayles presented liddie
Revue, introducing a dozen clever chill
dren, and Mrs. N. S. Ward, soprano.
vIas the aoIoist OF the afternoon. The
ain Of the club is 20 broaden the men
tai horizon and 10 stimulate & sane ir-
tereat in all progressive movements.
The New York City Coiony Naticna,
Society New England Women, Mrs..
John Francis Yawge-, president, held
on Thursday literary meeting IL the
Waldorf. Chairman Of the day. Miss
Lille d'Angelo Bcrgli. The SPEAKERS
were Miss Lille D. De-gh on Estates
manahip, Not Politics.; Mrs. Haviland
Lund. Of Washington, on "The Ma
tlonal Need for Statec-aft Training"
and Ruth Helen Davis, organizer Of
the Play Producing Society, Who spoke
OF lcs aims ana recite6 poems from her
plays
yilma, soprano, and IleSanaer exam 'qs-sjas Trojs;.
Russian tenor, late of the patrograd
Grand Opera House, gave selections
from opera and two duets between
oArytone and soprano from "Rigoletto."
and tenor and bsrytore from "Forza
'ei Destino"; slso songs from the Rus
san BY Nj. Ir.osi, and "Lo, Here the
Gentle Lark'' followed by the waltz
rom "Bohe7lc,' sung By Adelaide
Wins. C,c.nento de Macc,.; se the
piano.
The Get Together Luncheon Cub of
the New York Euphony Society sill
AaTe the next luncheon at the Waldorf
,*sI .stora on Thu--aday, March so, az
musicale OF the season, Saturday, Aprii
/, in tic Astor Gallery of the Waldorf,
Euphony will present Francis Moore.
Hlanist;. AuQo KorchlS violinist, and
Miss Adele Rankin, Lyric soprano.
Tes ard dancing unit, 7 o'clock will
follow.
The closing concert lo- this. the
third year Of EcDhony, will be neld IN
Triday evening, April II. 1t will be a
noS&pie event, a. William Gustafeson
basso With the Netropol;s2u Opera
Company, and Miss Jaueaete Studley.
late pr.ma donna with the De Xoven
Opera Company, will assist the choral
OF loo young women under the direc-
Won CT Dr. Cavi Hahn. Dancing will
follow. The violet and gold breakfast
VIII take place on Saturday. May l3 at
noon, il The grand ballroom OF tna
Waldorf: Many novel features are
promised, as veil aG artistic gifts foy
al the guests and host.sses. The
president, Mrs. James J. Gormley. gave
tNe annual Chevy Chase dance for the
choral and their friends OF ST. PatricS's
night. Two hundred couples euioved
She dancing.
The Republican Committee OF Que
Hundred will give bridge party II tnr
Aarcr Gallery Of the Waldorf -As5oris
Tuesday afternoon, March 2s. Tables
are So esch and single tickets are Sl.26.
Checks are payable 10 MRS. BENJAMIN
Harrison. III West Iorty-s sixth Street,
New Yorli.
Miss Lispenerd seabury is TO act as
Chairman OF committee Of vo,,no,
women which will sell candy, cigarestes
and flowers.
Mrs. F. S. W:therbee is chairman 81
the ways and means COMMITTEES, under
whose supervision the bridge is given.
Mrs. Horace e. dickinson is chairna-,
o. tae bridge co-anittce. Mrs. Mar
H&tch willard is chairman Of che Re-
publican Committee OF One hundred.
The New Workers., Mrs. Olive stot.
Gabriel, president, viii entertain their
members and guests With music and
addresses on Monday afternoon, Nlarci,
20 at thc Hotel Astor, Nine. Kath-
rine Won Klenner, chairman OF the day.
On Thursday afternoon, April G. the
club will hold card party at the
Hotel Astor and there will be very
attractive souvenirs Tor each table. |