The New York herald., 1922-06-25

and Mrs. Gunther. are spending a few
days In the north of Italy. The Military
Attache. Lieut. Col. Donnelly. and Mrs.
Donnelly, who motored to Coblenz, will
return in about ten days. The Com
mercial Attache, Mr.. Henry C. MacLean,
is expected to leave early in July with
Mrs. MacLean for Berlin, where he will
attend the conference of the commercial
attaches in the various American en-
bassies OF Europe.
Many Garden Parties.
The largest affair was that given by
the Rome Tennis Club. which Is mostly
) an American organization. Three lively
matches were played off; the first be-
tween Count Hierschel de Minerbi and
Signor Clemente Serventi; the second
between Mr.. Matthew. an American, and
Sgnor Sabbadini; the last was a four
some, In which the American player was
Miss Katherine e. Force.
The match was followed by tea
dance, In the Club gardens. with a real
American jazz orchestra. The dancing
proved SO delightful that most Of the
club members stayed for supper. and
finally continued to dance by the light
of Viennese lanterns. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
Gunther of the American Embassy; Sir
Ronald Graham the British Ambas-
sador. and Mrs. Graham; Mrs. William
III. Force: Mrs. Thaw; Mrs. Johnson ;
Major and Mrs. Bracken. Of the British
Embassy; Miss Francis Clarke. were
among those who enjoyed the match and
ea-dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meehan are
leaving Rome this week for their sum-
mer home at Gazzolo Arcole in the pro-
vince of Verona. Before her marriage
Mrs. Meehan was the Countess di Noga-
role. Other Italian Americans leaving
Rome are Marquis Girolamo Sommi
Picenardi and his wife. who was Mrs
Vogel of New York city. They have
left by motor for Paris and were ac-
companied as far as Switzerland by
Donna Cora Caetani. Donna Alice Rava
has gone to Naples for several days.
Miss Henrietta Rossler of London and
New York, who arrived in Naples on
the Padria, June Z, Is expecting to spend
a year in travel on the continent. She
will remain several weeks In Rome.
Miss Rossler is the fiancee of Mr.. Victor
L. S. Hafner of New York, who is
spending three years at the American
Academy here as a fellow in architec-
ture.
DIR. Henry S. Washington. scientist
OF the Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh,
has returned for few months to Rome,
where he was well known during the
later period of the war as scientific at
tache to the American Embassy.
In Roman Hotels.
Guests at the Hotel Excelsior include
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bishop. Miss II. Ellen
worth and Miss A. Seeds of Chicago.
Mr.. Il. f. Bernheimer Of Kansas City,
A. III. Smith, Mrs. r. Richards. Mrs. s.
Scott of New York, Mr.. Clarence Dillon
Of Pittsburgh and Mr.. and Mrs karn
Gattschalk of San Francisco.
Brig.-Gen. Robert X. Evans. formerly,
commander of the Philippine department
OF the army is at the Palace Hotel with
Mrs. Evans. They expect to make Rome
their future winter residence. Other ar
rivals at the Palace Hotel are Mr.. b.
Stuart and Mr.. Howard Eull OF New
York city and Mr.. ]. Dunn Of Chicago.
Mr.. william Humphries and Mr..
Thomas Dowson. both of New York. are
here at the Hotel Windsor.
New Workers at the Hotel Royal are
Mr.. James Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. c.
Schwartz, Mr.. ]. E. Higgins and Mr..
Francis Lloyd.
At the Hotel Flora are Mr.. William
Smith and Mr.. H. Bretherton Of New
vorJ Mr. napia uono Mr. Iocoph Lro