The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

Opera Company premiere that was
of the first order of social conse-
quepce, with an introduction OF a
class of new holders of the boxes Of
the stockholders that promises to
maintain the standards set by the
men and women who have made the
golden horseshoe" what II is as a
fashionable criterion.
Across Broadway there was another
social spectacle which might have been
turned in the credit OF the Horse Show
opening had not Mile. Sorel and the
other players from the Coincide Fran
caise been making their debuts. In
the Thirty ninth Street Theater fash
ionable caste was given TO that open
ing by the presence of Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt with party that In
cluded Mrs. Hermanus Il. Duryea,
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Pulitzer. in a box, and of others who
give color to social life such as Mr..
and Mrs. +. Egerton Webb. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin. Mr.. Whitney
Warren, Jr.. Mr.. Stephen b. Elkins
with a party, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VOL
colt Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter It.
Rosen, Mrs. Brady Hartman. Mrs. X.
de Goicouria Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Livingston, Mrs. Biddle
Duke. Mr.. Albert r. Shattuck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Snowtlen Fahnestock, Mrs. Bar
bara Hatch, who again has taken up
her New York life after a long absence
in the West: Miss Maude X. Wetmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Thomas. Mrs.
Francis IT. Cabot and Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst, whose party In
Guided DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Blake.
and Count and Countess Thaon di
Revel.
zfchys Open "Cercie Counu."
On that hectic Monday night also
society proved it's loyalty to Count and
Countess Edward Zichy at the opening
OF their "Cercle Connu" supper and
dance club in the Ritz-Carlton. In
the assembly there for refreshment
and congenial exercise after the the
alter and the opera were some whose
memories went back to the marriage
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wife OF the late Fernando Yznaga, TO
Count Bella Itchy. Count Edward is
their son. His parents have passed
most OF their time abroad In recent
years. One OF scores OF half Ameri-
can younger sons OF ennobled Euro
pean families, Count Edward. in quest
OF his career, went into the world war
and was prisoner in Russia for three
Years. He returned to England, where
ne was born, and gave his attention
to scenarlo writing with considerable
SUCCESS. fTe and his bride, sister OF
Lady Elizabeth Levenson Cover.
widow OF Lord Alastair, who at his
death was heir to the Dukedom Of
sutherland, are living at 145 East
Forty ninth street
Miss Mabel Gerry took a largo party
TO tho "Cercle Connu" opening and
Mr.. Clarence III. Maokay. Miss Ellln
Mackay. Mrs William X. Vanderbilt,
ID. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden III. Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt ID. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard. Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Post, Jr.; Lady
Granard, who like many others went
on after the opera; Prince and Prin-
cess do Braganza, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Goadby Loew. Prince and Princess
Francesca Rospigliosi, Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte and Senator and
Mrs. Peter G.. Gerry we're n few among
the many there.
Return OF Mountbsttens.
I.he ak characters that stood out in
last weeks proceedings were Lord
and Lady Louis Mountbatten, Mr..
William IL. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. de Forest and Miss Belle
Skinner.
The royal Bridegroom and his bride
returned to New York last Monday
az public characters. The following
day was their last as such. On
wednesday they entered private life
after six weeks OF what he on Tues
day designated as among tho most
fascinating in my experience" His
observation was sincere az well as