The New York herald., 1922-07-02

Special Correspondence to THE NEW Yorx
HERALD.
PARIS, Juno 20.
w TITH the spring season In full
\A/ swing and Paris overflow
ing with strangers, among
whom, OF course. Americans are lead
ing spirits. the last week has crowded
event upon event in one brilliant
whirl. Charity fetes have been the CEN
ter Of the social activities for the last
few days, and they have been won
derfully beautiful
Almost 1000 diners and as many
more later arrivals applauded the In
comparable Russian dancer, Miss
Anna Pavlowa. at fete held recently
for the benefit of the Russian refu-
gees, which was to have taken place
in the garden Of the Acacias, but
which at the last moment was trans
ferred to Claridges Hotel because Of
the inclement weather. The attend
ance comprised many distinguished
men and beautiful women. the gor-
geous gowns OF the latter adding
much to the general picture.
The Grand Duchess Cyril of Rus
sia and Nine. Joffre acted as patron
esses and each entertained a large
party of friends. The Grand Duke
Cyril, Grand Duke Boris. Grand
Duke Alexander. Grand Duke Dimi-
tri and the Grand Duchess Marie
Princess Poutiatine) were all pres
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being entertained.
Prince and Princess Christopher OF
Greece had as their guests Prince and
Princess Andrew Of Greece and their
daughters. Princesses Marguerite. Theo-
dora. Cecile and Sophie. who were pass
ing few days In Paris on their way
to London. Mr.. and Mrs. William b.
Leeds also were In the party.
Others giving parties were Princess
Edmond de Polignac, entertaining Lord
and Lady Granard, Comtesse de Noailes
and Mr.. Frank Otis; Miss Elsa Max
well having as her guests Prince and
Princess Bassiano, Miss Elsie de Wolfe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lowell Putnam. Marquis Boni
de Castellane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates,
Lady Rosslyn. Lady Millicent Hawes
duchess of Sutherland), Col. Hawes
and NJ. Andre de Fouquieres. Mr.. Sam
uel Hill had as his guests Mrs. Adolph
B. Spreckes and her cousins, Marquis
and Maruuise Pierre de Bretteville,
Nine. Alexander de Bretteville and Miss
Loie Fuller.
Miss Morgan Has Guests.
Others entertaining friends were Miss
Anne Morgan, Mrs. A. NJ. Dixie. Comtesse
du Bourg de Bozas, Mr.. and Mrs
Honore Palmer. Sir Milne and Lady
Cheetham, Lady Michelham, Due and
Duchess de Doudeauville, Comtesse
Ginoux de Fermon. Ba-onne Wrangel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field Malone, Nine.
Ernest de Weerth. Mrs. Samuel Nave,
Nine. Valery Behr, Mrs. George Loril-
lard Ronalds, Princess Soutzo, Comtesse
Denisoff, Mrs. William Ellis Corey, Nine.
Daniel Poliakoff, Mrs. John Black, Mrs
Arthur Wilzin, Princess Of Kapurthala,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard M. Baruch and
! the Misses Baruch, Mr.. Louis Sherry,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Addison Goetz. Mrs.
Abraham Stern, Marchese and Marchesa
Sommi-Piccenardi (formerly Mrs
Frank VogeD. Mrs. William Couch
Stuart and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Stuart; Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer. Mile.
Marthe Chenal. the singer; Mrs. william
II. Hirst Miss Jenny Dolly, Miss
| MdTlHd MISS May fOSter, TTlTCe
Troubetzkoy, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nc
Vickar, Baron Lionel de Rothschild and
the Maharajah Of Kapurthala and his
| sons
The garden OF the Union Interalliee
was the center of another charity fete,
when the entire ballet corps from the
Grand Opera was the attraction. 1t too
drew a brilliant attendance, and the
garden was veritablo fairyland. Thera
were numerous dinner parties before
the performance. Mrs. Lucy Work
Hewitt entertained guests including Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs. Parmely w. Herrick. the son
and daughter-in-law of the American
Ambassador; Mrs. Hewitt's sister, Mrs
Burke Roche; Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgely Car
ter, Mr.. Frank Otis, Mr.. Randolph Nor
dacai and Mr.. Edward Montgomery.
The former King and Queen OF Portu
gal were present with a party. Col. and
Mrs. Francis K. Drake had as their