The New York herald., 1922-10-22

New York Herald Bureau.
Rome. Oct. Z.
~ ONE is still rather quiet, az
* many members Of the Aneri-
i y can colony will not return
until later in tho month. There are
considerable numbers OF autumn
visitors to the city. however. and
more are arriving daily. The Conte
Rosso on its last voyage brought
among other Americans Miss Louise
Il. w. Adams, Mr.. Travers Allan, DIR.
Achile Alnerini, Miss Almerina
Aimerini, Mrs. w. II. Benedict, Mrs.
II. d. Boykin. Mr.. William C. Buliitt.
Miss Nancy ]. Criswell, Mr.. c. D.
Curtis, Mrs. Maria Di Monda, Mrs.
Harry Ferguson, DR.. Samuel Good
man, Mr.. Leicester b. Holland, Miss
Harriet D. Johnson, Mrs. j. A. Jones.
Miss Katherine Jones. Miss Alice
Lewellyn, Mrs. J. G. Lund. Mrs. San
tina Nanni, Miss Edla NJ. Niles, Mr..
Homer II. Robert. Miss Leonora
Rice, Dr. Harvey Rosenthal. the Rev.
and Mrs. Theodore Sedgewick, Mrs.
Ethel Shiery, Miss Mereie Shiery. DR..
o. NJ. Shiery. Mr.. William 3. Taylor,
Mrs. l.. w. Yichery and Miss Helen
Wolfe
The theater season begins later. but
the Argentina has been open for two
weeks for an interesting run of plays
So far unfamiliar to the Rome public.
presented by the newly formed Picasso
company. The series began with the
rmpos ters.' play written by the stu
dents of the University OF Siena In 1a0o.
which is the authentic parent OF Shake
speare's Twelfth Night The play.
which had not been produced since 1880,
was presented in a pleasing fashion
Andreyev's He Who Gets Slapped
followed, and last week the company
presented Luigi Dirandellos Exit" one
Of the Sicilian playwrights early plays
which contains the germ OF his gro
tesque" philosophy and technique. and
Gogops 1.-The Wedding
Rome's Opera Program.
The program for the Costanzi opera
season, which begins December 70, has
been announced Four new operas. ali
by italian composers. will be presented
during the winter and Lent. Fran
chettis Christopher Colombo" which
had a very successful debut In Naples
and other cities last March. Will ue
given IN a revised form. La Grazia,
by Vincenzo M.nchetti, will be SUNG by
Carmen Melis. sopr no, the uarytone
Parvis, and the tenor Rotondi, who, are
the seasons stars. The other two nov
elites are "Petronio." three act play
by Giovannetti. and Il Compagnacci,"
by Riccitelli
The season opens with "Siegfried," di-
rected by Herr Otto Klemperer Of Co.
logne. and will be followed by la Fan
ciulli del West" conducted by Maestro
Beiezza. The season conductor Is W.T.
Aida "rarber of Seville 'Damna-
tion of Faust" Madame Butterfly"
Les Huguenots,' "Salorne" and I'll
Baiio in Msschera."
Mr.. Charles S. Wilson. American Min
later to Bulgaria, has arrived at the
Grand Hotel for a few days Mr.. and
Ms. Giuseppe Brambilla- daughter OF
the late George Won L. Meyer. Ameri-
can Ambassador to italy. have re-
turned to their apartments in the Grand
for the winter Gen. Mario Menocal,
former President of Cuba, Is at the same
hotel with his family. where other guests
are Mrs. Leo Murphy. wife OF the Ameri-
can Consul in Strasburg. with her
Thomas ]. Brereton of Chambersburg.
IA. with his family: Mrs. l.. H.
! Travers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Davis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Kalter. Mrs. F. Gray
! Griswold and M. Stanley Mortimer OF
New York; Mrs. Sarah Freghan OF New
Orleans and Mrs. +. II. Wyman OF New
! York.
Miss Louise Adams. an archaeological
student. is one OF the new arrivals at
the American Academy. Miss Adams
Is one of the two women fellows IN
archaeology resident at the academy this
year Miss T7rnest,ne Franklin, the
other woman fellow In archaeology. Is
beginning her second years work OF
studying excavations and ancient civili,
cations hero.
In the Hotels There.
Patrons Of the Hotel Excelsior are
Miss Joan Whitney. Miss Barbara Whit
! ney. ". Louise Millct, Mr.. II. Il. Fisher.
| Commodore Joseph Mercadarte. Mr.. c.
v. Whitney, Mr.. Walter Vitalis and Mr..
Eustace Sehgman of New York. Others
arc Mr.. Edward II. Brindley OF Pitts-
burgh, Miss Isabella Beatrice Cebrian
and Mr.. Mayer Calm OF San Francisco
Mr Jules Destree of Boswell CAL: Mr..
Samuel Charen of St Paul, Miss Alice
VI BOSNoDt
Davis ot Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace j.. Reed Of Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph l.. Carman of Washington. Miss
Bertha Margaret Rothschild OF Newark.
". j.: Mr. William David Kyser and
Mr.. G. NJ. Darrow OF Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. Henry House of Houston, Texas.
and Mrs. p. NJ. Rouss oe Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr.. William G. Built OF Philadel-
phia. connected with Famous Players
IasiSy Corporation, who arrived on the
Conte Rosso. ls now at the Hotel Quiri-
nal. other guests there are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. =. Callaghan. Or. and Mrs. T..
| II. Bernheim and Mr.. and Mrs. z. J.
Suddard Of Chicago. Misses Maude and
Florence White and Mrs. Louise Bryant
Reed OF New York; Mr. and Mrs. Nlch-
oias Cavallucci of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Miss A. NJ. l.. L. Sheehen OF New
Haven. and Mr.. X. J. Prieverici. Mrs
Elisa di Sounso, DR.. J. Il Calkins and
Mr. =. a. Raymond of New York.
Mr.. Charles l.. Brook and Mrs. Mary
Piatt Of New York city. Miss q. S. Fer
gusson OF Baltimore and Mr.. o. X. Pie