The New York herald., 1922-06-04

opened on May IS. Musica.
selections by the students in the
school of music recently added TO the
academy were a feature of the exhibi-
tion.
The musical season in Rome is now
about ended, the opera having shut
its doors two weeks ago and the Phil
harmonic ending it's series May 10
with a program of ancient and mod
ern italian chamber music. At the
Augusteo, the scene of many interest
ing concerts from outside artists this
year, the Prague Philharmonic has
given an enthusiastically received Sc
ries in which the compositions or
Dvorak, Fibich, Smetana and Novak
figured largely.
A series of official functions Wls
given for the delegates of all national
ities attending the biennial assembly
of the International Institute of Agri-
culture last week. The Foreign Office
gave a reception at the Consulta Pal
ace. and Signor Bertini, Minister of
Agriculture, gave the delegates and
their wives dinner at the Castillo
di Cesare, overlooking Rome.
Reception for Harvard Man.
A reception for distinguished Romans
was given recently by Mr.. Fl. Nelson
Gay, honorary director of the Library
for American Studies in Italy. in honor
of Dean Charles Haskins of Harvard
University. The reception was held in
the rooms of the American Library in
the Palazzo Salviati. Mr.. Henry Colt
MacLean, honorary secretary of the Ii
b-ary, and Lieut.-Col Donnelly, mil
itary attache of the American Embassy,
assisted Mr.. Gay in receiving.
Among the guests were Senator Ad-
miral Thaon di Revel, commander of the
Italian fleet during the war; Admiral
Prince Bitetto. Admiral Capomazza. the
Prefect of Rome; Comm. Zoccoletti. Gen.
di Luca. Gen Croce. Gen. Neg-i di Lam
poro, Gen. Mola, Gen. Gulielmotti, Mr..
Alfred Dennis. Prof. Formichi, Prof.
De Lollis, Prof. Del Vecchio and Prof
Raffaele of the University of Rome;
Marchese Monaldi. and Comm. Luzzatto.
Minister of State.
Prof. Haskins left for Padua, where
with Prof Clifford H. Moore he VIII
represent Harvard University at the
seventh centenary Of the University or
Padua
Two fellows of the school of arche-
ology of the American Academy. Miss
Erne stine P Franklin and Mr.. Harry
J. Leon, have completed an expedition
through Etruria and Umbria.
The Princess San Faustina. nee Camp
bell. has gone to Turin to visit her
daughter, Virginia Agnelli, whose hus-
band is son OF the founder OF the Fiat
Company The Princess San Faustina
will assist in the christening of her
granddaughter. who has been given the
name of Suzanne.
Princess Mackin I'm Rome.
Among visitors to Rome for the
Eucharistic Congress is Princess Spot
tiswood Mackin. who has recently re
turned to Paris after a four months
visit with her parents and friends in
America.
The International Horse Show. after
successful week here. moved to
Florence. Genoa and Turin. The show
was inaugurated in the presence of the
Princess Yolanda and called out the
sport enthusiasts of Rome, OF whom
Americans form an active part. The
prize winner here was Miss Daisy, be-
longing to a Belgian, Capt. Morel de
Wertgaver.
Recent New York arrivals at Rome
hotels included:
Grand-Mr and Mrs. Charles Muir
ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Andelot Beln. Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Williams. Miss Margaret Kahn. Mrs and
Miss J. Il. Fowler and Mrs. Samuel Ma
coffin.
Royal-Prof. Clifford Cole, Mr. Doug
las Park, Miss Sophie Mendel. Miss Flor
ence ID. Eyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Norton.
Boston-The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Thomas Walter. Mrs. Jane Milligan.
Miss Jessie Briggs. Miss Frances Briggs,
Miss Jessie Baylie and Mrs. Ruth Adler
Eden-Miss Louise G. Zabreskee, Miss
Louise Rowe, Miss Anna NJ Wilbur. Miss
Jane Mckee. Mrs. Cornelia S. Parker
and Miss Edith Hepburn.
Regina Carlton-Mr. Aldo De Bertoldi
and Mr. John Kraft.
F'lora,-Mrs. Florence Oppenheir. Mr..
Donald Dodge. Mr.. Robinson Black. Mr.
John Daniels and Mr.. Z. NJ. Townis
Russie-Mr and Mrs. B. Russell Herts.
the Rev Francis J. Van Antwerp. Mrs.
TT. w. Sheckey. Mr.. S. A. Boyce. Miss
Rose Shea. Miss Helen Shea. Mr.. Yer
non Booth. Prof. Ange Mazzell and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald s. Balcock.
MIR. Walter Ferguson, Mr.. Edward Wer-
ner. Mr.. John Kent and Miss Anna
Reiter.
Paiace-Mr. Conrad Hansen Mr.. V.
w. Kellogg. Mrs. William Bishop Mrs.
y. r. Flutman.
Qurinal-Mr. Henry Paltlovitz. Mr.. n.
T.. Berger. Mr. Alexander Sinai. Mrs.
Helen Brlckman. DIR. John y. Barry.
Miss Blanche Erickson. Mrs. Ida Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Wade Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Flanagan. Miss Bertha Bells.
Miss Elaonora Thomas Miss Mary Hay
den. Miss Marjorie Carry. Miss Ruth
York the Misses Elsie and Margaret
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Neely.
D'Inghiterra-Mr. Howard b. Durker.
a Y. NJ. G. A. worker en- route 20
Czecho-Slovakla: Col. Daniel w Pur-
den. Mr.. Paul Knight, the Rev. Michael
J.. McAllen. Miss Margaret Todd. Miss
Blanche Todd
Excelsior--Mrs. Joseph Horner. Mr.
William Zeller Mrs Robert T. Francis.
Mr.. Stevenson Taylor. Mrs. Julia Bal
ger. Mrs. Joseph X. Okulsakl Mrs John
T.. G. Baratta. Mr.. and Mrs Bluford
Balton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Silbersteln,
Mrs. Joseph Thomas Bobbe Mr. r. p
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward John.
son. Mr.. Joseph Swain. Miss Mabel Ball
Des Prlnces-Mr. Benjamin Russell
Herts. Miss Laura Wagner and Miss
Philomcna Wagner, Miss Phyllis White
Mrs. Milton Hrsh. Mrs. Caroline An
drae. Miss Elizabeth Andrae.
Mr.. McAdoo Buvs