Evening star., 1934-04-04
Cornell Musical Clubs
Guests of Mime. SEE.

Guests OF Nine. Sze.
The members of the Cornell Musi-
cal Clubs who will present concert
In Constitution Hall at $50 Friday
evening of this week will be feted
throughout the day by the Washing
ton alumnae and alumni of the uni
versity.
The Minister from China and Nine
Sac Ke Alfred SEE will entertain at a
tea at the Chinese legation to the
graduates of Cornell in honor of the
undergraduate vocalists and instru-
mentalists Nine. SEE will receive
from 4:40 to o'clock Receiving with
Nine. SEE will be Mrs. Henry Morgen-
.thau, jr: Mrs. William !. Meyer. Mrs
Walter G. Distler and Mrs. John S.
Gorrell.
Presiding at the table will be Mrs
Joseph Quincy Adams. Mrs. Guernsey
T. Cross, Mrs. F. e. Espenschied, Mrs.
Frederick v. Coville. Mrs. James A.
Meeks, Mrs. Karl Kellerman and Mrs,
Herbert D. Brown.
Those assisting will be Miss Jean
Stephenson, Mrs. Francis p KEEPER,
Miss Josephine Ransom, Miss Polly
Enders, Mrs Harold W. Toynton. Mrs.
William S. Graham and Miss Jean
Wolfe.
All Of the ladies are either grad
uates of Cornell or wives of Cornell
lians. The minister from China Is a
graduate of the university. The oc-
casion will be the last day on which
Nine. SEE will receive.
The members Of the musical clubs
will arrive from Baltimore at noon
Friday. They will be entertained at
a luncheon at the University Club by
the Cornell Club of Washington.
John S. Gorrell, president. Robert
Hopper, president of the undergrad
uate organization, will speak to the
alumni. The clubs comprise the Cor
nell Glee Club and the Cornell Banjo
and Mandolin Club and Eric Dudley
and George L. Coleman. vocal and
instrumental faculty directors, re-
spectively, will be guests of honor.
Walter G. Distler, chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements. also will
speak.
Following the concert the UNDER
graduates will be entertained again
at a smoker at the University Club.
A buffet supper will be served. and on
the program will be the Gridiron
Quartet and other features. The
program will be in charge OF Mr..
Distler.
At the meeting of the Army Unit
OF the National Symphony Orchestra
Association, held yesterday morning at
the home Of Mrs. Hugh A.. Drum,
chairman, definite plans were made
for soliciting aid from all the Army
people in the Capital City and Metro
politan area toward the s60,000 sus-
tanning fund for next seasons Or
chestra concerts. of which $4,000
has been secured in pledges and do
nations from all sources since the
campaign began several weeks ago.
Members of this unit will meet
again next week, on Monday morning,
April 9. at the home of Mrs. Drum,
to report progress in their efforts
to help the campaign. Those who
were present yesterday and who ex-
pect to attend next weeks meeting
are Mrs. George H. Dern. wife of
the Secretary of War; Mrs. Thomas
@. Ashburn, Mrs. Louis H. Bash, Mrs.
Alva j. Breasted. Mrs. Claude E. Brig
ham, Mrs. Arthur w. Brown, Mrs.
Robert E. Callan. Mrs. Frederick w.
Coleman, Mrs. Greed Cox, Mrs. Ed
ward Croft. Mrs. Robert w. Dabford,
Mrs. Benjamin D. Foulois, Mrs. Will
liam F. Hase, Mrs. Harry B. Jordan,
Mrs. Kenyon A. Joyce, Mrs. Charles
E. Kilbourne. Mrs. George Leach. Mrs.
Aubrey Lippincott. Mrs. James F. Nc
Kinley, Mrs. Perry NJ Miles. Mrs.
Andrew Moses, Mrs. Robert U. Patter-
son, Mrs. George B. Pillsbury, Mrs.
John F. Preston, Mrs. George NICK.
Saltzman, Mrs. George S. Simonds,
Mrs. Alfred E. Smith. Mrs Albert E.
TRULY, Mrs. william H. Tschappat,
Mrs. James H Van Horn, Mrs. Erie
Wilson and Mrs. Barton K Yount,
who is secretary of the Army unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Patterson
Of Aurora Hills left last Saturday for
a two-week visit in Florida. They
are making their headquarters in
Miami. but will spend the greater part
Of their time cruising off the coast
of Florida, and will be the guests of
Mr.. Hugh Auchincloss of Washing
ton, aboard his yacht.
The University Club Spring dinner
dance will be held in the club house
Thursday evening, April S, with Sid
ney's Orchestra playing. More than
120 reservations have been made.
The committee ,rge is COM
posed of Mr.. Hart rocks, chair
man; Mr.. Albert .dn, Mr.. An
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