The New York herald., 1922-04-23

Rofnt, Apru Ley
A MONG the arrivals at the
"A Hotel Excelsior is Mrs. Bellamy
\ Storer OF New York, coming
from Paris. Mr.. Whiteman Tuttle of
New York, coming from Naples. also is
there.
Mr.. c. III. James, the New York at
torney, is at the Hotel Majestic here,
coming from Rapallo. Other arrivals
at the same hotel include Mrs. L.
Phillips Martin. Mr.. Philip M. Luce,
Mrs. Marjorie wertheim and Miss
Wertheim, Mr.. James Parsons, Mr..
Jerome Adler, Miss Mabel Vernon, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Marshall of New
York city, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ver-
tun, Calumet Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. +.
r. Bigelow, st. Paul. Mimi; Margaret
Macfield, Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. John
McOrmond, Toledo. Ohio; Mr.. w. D.
Ward, Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
II. Perry, Worcester. Mass; Joseph
Patterson, Pittsburgh Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Rohrs, Los An
geles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Whiteside of
Boston are among the recent arrivals IN
Rome. They are at the Hotel de Russie,
where also are Mrs. Mary Burchfield and
Miss Sarah Craig of Pittsburgh, Mr.
Thomas William Armory OF Boston,
Miss Marion Warner OF Lake Forest.
ILL.,: Miss Mary w. Morris OF Mount
Kisco, n. Y, Mrs. F. A. Waters of Bed
ford. N. Y, aud Mrs. Mabel w. Leavey
OF Hamilton. Mass.
At the Grand Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blake, New York city; Mr. and
Mrs. w. d. Gregory, Minneapolis; Mr..
Lambert j. Gimbel and Mr.. r. Gimbel
of New York city. Mr.. Leo Schoenthai
and Mrs. Robert Lincoln Campbell, also
of New York.
A furry has been caused among
American tourists here by the announce
ment that the Italian Government is
considering the levying OF a tax upon all
strangers in the country in the form oil a
10 per cent. levy upon hotel bills. Since
Italian hotels already add 10 per cent.
to their bills for service an additional
charge would hardly be welcomed. OPP
rosition 10 the proposed measure is oe.
veloping in various quarters and it is be-
lieved that the project will be dropped.
DIR. Montessori Arrives.
Or. Maria Montessori. founder of the
Montessori method for the education or
young children, has arrived in Rome
from Barcelona. where she has been con-
Quoting extensive experiments in pri'
mary education. She is accompanied by
her assistant, Miss Adela Pyle OF New
York city. Dr. Montessori will remain
i'm Rome several months looking over the
work now being done in the Italian
schools using her method. Since her stay
of several months in New York in 1917
the educator has spent most OF her time
in England and Spain. where many
Montessori schools have been started.
Mrs w. j. Gray Is at the Grand Hote!
in Naples with her two children. Mr.
Gray has sailed for New York.
Other arrivals at the Grand are Mrs.
NJ I. Chambers and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy r. Pyne, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. T.. Ma
ples. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Spitzmiller Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Allen, Miss @. Daw-
son and Miss J. Wheelwright. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Andrew Price. Mr.. John Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARCEL Schnerb. Mrs. NJ.
Dane. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Freedman and
daughter, DR.. John Keefe with two
daughters. Mrs. w. s. AFTER and family,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Davidson with her SON
and daughter. Mrs. A. Rodgers, Mrs.
Horace Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. HON.
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice and Mrs
*. Parke.
The hotel registers tell piquant tale
OF the rubbing of elbows of people from
All parts of the world. Just below the
name of Sir Eric Geddes on the register
of the Grand Hotel are those OF Taleb
Pasha of Bagdad, Mrs. Francis Nelson
Of Chicago. Miss Lily de Fock of Upsala.
the Princess of Greece. the hereditary
Prince of Denmark and Princess d'Arem-
berg OF Paris.
Many American visitors.
Other patrons at the Grand arc Mr.
James Theodore Mariner, Portland; !;
Mr.. Joseph I. Eddy. Boston; Mr. Charles
III. Kavanagh and Mr.. Leonard G.
Feathers. New York Mr.. Lawrence b..
Keiser. Washington Mr.. G. S. Pearsall,
New York Mr.. John J. Emery. Mr.. Ed
gar Olmstad. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. w.
Mead. Mrs. Carrie Wiener. Mr.. l.. Dam
cnbcrg, Dr Milton Bodenheimer, Nine.
Bodenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. Sarre,
Mr.. Frank Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
ciT III. Leggett. Mr.. Lawrence J. Analt.
Mr.. Il. w. r. Dalrymplc and daughter.
Mr. Duncan $. Ellsworth. Mr.. John Me-
Iadden and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Stewart
Ttttle. all OF New York.
Also among late arrivals al the Grand
are Mr.. AMI Mrs j. G.. Murphy from
Tacoma, Mrs. Jessie Patton Thorn and
daughter from London. Mrs Jane Carri-
gan and Mrs. James A. Folger Of San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Tucker OF
Buffalo. Mrs. Ruth ". Olson and Mrs. u.
". Leopold Of California, Mr. J. H. w.
Mason. Montreal; Dr. w. l.. McDougald,
Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Par
ker from Montrose
In the last two days many other visi-
tors from the United States have regis
tered at the American Express Company.
They are Mrs. A. A. Forsythe and Mrs
Lena Groover of Florida, Mrs. Mary l..
Groover. Georgia Mr. Fred r. Ham
inond. st. Louis Mr.. Charles @. Colt.
Chicago Mrs. r. n. Preston and Miss
Arwin Preston. Chattanooga Miss Will
lie g. Johnson, Memphis; =. Manson.
Detroit. Windsor: Mrs. c. Il. Malone,
savannah. Miss du Bigreau. Atlanta I;
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. &. Maxwell. Rye N. ". !;
also Miss X. Maxwell. Miss Anne Karg-
ny, Mrs. Daniel Taylor. u. Crane Tay-
Tor, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. George n.
Straub, Honolulu Mrs. John A. Davis.
Simon Felshln. Louis Lozowick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Alleyn, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
X. Armstrong, Milton Bodwen Heiner
and family. Mrs. Fred u. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard y. GILES, Miss Katy