New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

"New Works Music Week" was the
son Mt tine Eclectic Club, Mrs Alber.
Canield Bagc, president, on Welnes-
day morning h, the Waldorf Astoria.
Miss Margaret Inez Ford's topic was
''What Is Thought. ," and Miss Sophie
Irene Loeb gaze shor: talk Groups
OF songs in French and English were
sung by Miss Gene Wallin. A lunche on
followed under the direction OF Mrs.
Henry Krcutcr.
The bridge party later in thc after
noon was in charge OF Mrs. William,
Durland. Guests o. honor included
Mrs. Eugene J. Grant. Mrs William
e. Chapman and Mrs. Ernest Il. MAJ
colin. Mrs. Geolgc Y. Blackburnc was
chairman OF the day. Tho chairmen
os other committees included Mrs.
Charles G.. BraNmar, Mrs. l.. l.. Jen-
iiins. Mrs. Louis H. Mathez and Mrs.
A6olphus Ragan
At the next and last afternoon mus
Gale for this season OF the Rubins.eial
Club. Mrs. William Rogers Chapman.
pres den., Miss Rosa Pcnsele will give
song recital in the ballroom of the
Waldorf Astoria on the afternoon of
April Is. Miss Ponsello will be assisted
by Stuart Ross, pianist. Dancing will
follow the close Of the recital.
The third and last evening concert
for this season will be given or April
IS in the Waldorf under the direc-
ton of William Rogers Chapman.
The assisting artists will be Mario
Chamlee. The club choral will sing
ten-part songs.
The nineteenth annual White Break
fast will be given on Saturday, May 6.
A very attractive program will follow
the breakfast. after which there will
be general dancing.
The Government Club. Mrs. George
E. Owens president, held its regular
monthly meeting at the Hotel Astor
on Monday. The election of officers
and directors for the coming year took
place. The annual luncheon, Mrs. How
ard w. Sullivan chairman, will be held
at tho Hotel Astor on April %.
The radio demonstration will be un-
der the direction of w. G. Won Brandt,
engineer AID authority on radio; M. w.
Thompson and w. e. Garity.
Miss Gladys st. John, soprano, will
sing, accompanied By Mr.. Samerloff.
General Billiard and staff from Gov
ernor's Island will be guests.
The Society of The Daughters of
Alabama met Tuesday afternoon at the
Hotel Astor. A program was given, in
Guiding Instrumental numbers for two
pianos by Mrs. julia Chatfeld Goblin
and Mrs. Erica Porter. Montrose J.
Moser contributed an original essay
and Miss Betty Baker reading of
Poe's "Annabel Lee" Baroness Leja
de To-inon gave several vocal numbers.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual spring luncheon OF the
Theater Assembly, Mrs. j. christopher
Marks president, at Hotel Astor on
Saturday, April 90, at IL o'clock.
Tables will fill the grand ballroom,
laurel room and rose room. Luncheon
will be followed by dancing in two ball
rooms.
One of the features Of the afternoon
will be radio and wireless concert
Special tables have been reserved for
on Staten Island and ex-scrvice men
from hospitals.
The last study day Of the season was
held on Friday.
The next social day Is April 21, and
b choral concert will be held April %
The League Of American Pen Women
Mrs. Ruth Mason Rice president, plan.
ned many events at tho meeting held
Tuesday at the Hotel Bristol. Mrs
Frances l.. White and Mrs. Owen Kill.
dare were elected to the board of di.
rectors. Delegates for the annual con-
vention held in Washington were
elected. Mrs. Jessie Tarbox Beals
Mrs. A. c. Read, Mrs. Marian Chapman
Faith Vanvalkenburgh Villas and Mrs
Kildare, as we'll as Mrs. Rice and about
forty members will attend.
Thursday evening Beatrice Irwin en-.
tertained the league at her studio and
exhibited q new arrangement Of col
: ored lights having a psychic value
! Princess Dorvea of india, spoke on the
!. "Women of India" Mrs. Kildare on
Psychology"
There will be luncheon on Tuesday
at the Hotel Bristol, and Tuesday eve
ming a meeting of the short story
J group. Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton
chairman, will be held at the residence
of Mrs. A. c. Read, II East Forty
! fourth Street.
] At board meeting Of the National
Opera Club of America, held at the
: home Of the president, Nine. Katharine
! Won Klenner, plans for the coming
! season were discussed. Mrs. Owen
. Kildare, chairman Of the Psychic tea
/ for the emergency fund, announced
i that the program given at the Hotel
: Pennsylvania Saturday, April 90. at
] 2:3e, would be unusual. DR.. ". F.
! Prince, psychicsl Investigator, will
speak of his experiences, which have
/ attracted so much recent attention.
Andre Tridon, author Of many books
on "Psychoanalysis," will take the
topic, "The Truth About Psyche
analysis. Love and Human Behavior"
Chief Silver Moon will tell of the
psychic lore of the Indians; Beatrice
irwin. Psychic Value Of Colored
Lights"
Faith Villas, Psychic Poetry; Bar
oness Leja De Torinoff. soprano, and
Nine Cauline J. DeEvia, pianist. Bar
cness Won Klenner will speak on "The
Sixth Sense" and Mrs. Kildare will
give brief talk on. Psychology"
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Owen Kildare, SO Webster Avenue,
New Rochelle: Mrs. Evadne Turner,
222 New York Avenue. Brooklyn, or
Mrs. T. n. Nixon, 216 West Tooth
Street
Study day will be held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria April 20. The topic will
be Operate Novelties of the Season."
Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner, chairman
bt program.