The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30
American Visitors
in Rome Attend
Musical EventS
Miss Marion M. Kemp Gives a
Musicale at Her
Villa.
Special Correspondence Of The New YoRK
HnALp.

Special Correspondence of Tn New yoRz
HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Rome, April 10. +
A MEXICAN visitors are enjoying
~ the last few days of rather
= interesting musical season
Following symphonic series con-
Quoted by Bruno Walter Of Vienna
the Augusteo auditorium has been the
scene of two well attended concerts
conducted by Albert Coates. At the
Costanzi Pietro Mascagni has conduct
ed several of his own operas, of which
"Iris' has proved one Of the most
popular. Mascagni Is now composing
a new opera on an old Roman theme
which will be called "Vestiglie." A
Russian ballet at the Quirino Theater
has been largely attended by Ameri-
cans, who find the pantomimes and
music diverting without the complica-
ton Of a foreign tongue.
One of the social events Of the week
among the. American colony was a
musicale given by Miss Marion M.
Kemp in her villa on the Via Grego-
riana. A program of chamber music
was given by the French singer Leila
Megane, the pianist Cimarra and the
cellist Tito Rosati. Among the guests
were Lady Graham, wife of the Brit
ish Ambassador; Kiss Frances Clark,
Duchess Elsie Nd !, Torlonia, Mrs.
Mcclure, Prince and Princess Albert
A. Radziwill. -
Miss Marine Leland and Miss Edith
T.. Garland are expected from Paris for
a three weeks tour of Italy.
Arrivals at the Hotel Excelsior in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thompson,
Mr.. william Ballon. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w. Benn, Mr.. and Mrs. Levy Isadore.
Mrs. Frank Bryson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
4. Pardee. Mrs. w. E. Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Stahl, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Egret. Mr.. J. G. Peterson. Mrs. w. A.
Martin, Messrs. Fred G.. Bailey and
Alonzo Dennis Of New York. Mrs. II. G.
McEldowney and Miss B. McEldowney,
Miss H. Eberhard and Mrs. Barnsdale
and child from Philadelphia; DR.. Weiz-
mann, head Of the Zionist movement !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield TRACER. Cincin-
natl: Mr.. and Mrs. X. Georges Herney,
st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor Thorn
gam and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stiff, and Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Thomas. New Jersey Mrs. Susan Lud-
low and Miss Catherine A. Ludlow,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Others at the same hotel include Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Eager of Chicago, Mr..
John Kerr Branch and family, Rich
mond; Mr. Henry Elliot Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kern. New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Goodrich, Orange Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Hooker, Hartford; Mrs. James
l.. Flood and Mrs. G. H. Ford of San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Phil
lips. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
44dams Port Talbot: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pew and the Misses Katherine
and Eleanor Pew of Toledo. Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. w. Benn. Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Kunau, Buffalo; Mr.. ami
Mrs. w. H. Wright, Schenectady; Mr..
and Mrs. Adam II. Dickey, Boston Mrs
Sarah M. Bennett, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Ella
X. Bailey and Mrs. Anna Bailey,
Patchoque, Me.
At the Hotel Royal are Mrs. William
Chase. Mrs. Howard Greene, Miss Lily
Spooner, Mr.. Mallory Marshall, Mr..
Daniel Sweeney Mr.. Henry Walls. Mr..
Z George Butler and family, and DR..
Louis Sanborn.
At the Palace Hotel are Mr.. Flag
Benson OF Stamford. Conn. Mrs John
Minsturn and Mr.. Randall William.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Evans of New
York city have returned to the Hotel
Hassler after spending a month in Paris.
Mr.. Evans Is working here upon a statue
OF the late James B. Pierce Of Buffalo,
who was president of the American
Radiator Company. The memorial to
Mr.. Pierce is being prepared by COM
mittee of his former associates and en-
ployees, to whom he turned over his en-
tire fortune Of 100000 upon his
death. The statue will be erected in
public place In Buffalo. After finishing
the rough casts of the statue in New
York, Mr.. Evans came to Rome to COM
plete the work. The statue, which will
be eight feet high, will be cast in
Naples. Mr.. Evans's statue of Frank
A. vanderlip was awarded the American
Academy prize last year in New York.
His New York studio is at "A WASH
ington place.
Mrs. Oscar Cooper has returned from
Paris to rejoin Mrs. J. Downey Harvey
and Mrs. War Barron at the Hotel
Excelsior.
Among Easter visitors to Rome were
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Penrose. He is
president OF the Utah Copper Company
and the Midland Terminal Railroad
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Pratt of New York
city are among the arrivals at the
Grand Hotel. Others are Mrs. John G.
Wooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rehm.
Miss Louise G. Rehm. Miss Lucretie
Green, Mr.. r.. III. Williams Miss Fan
gerle and Miss Fonds, all of Chicago.
Mrs. William III. Van Every, Mrs. Gus
tave Firges, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wilhelm,
Miss M. L. Pillsbury, Mr.. L. C. Fuller,
Mr.. II. Greve, Mr. and Mrs. j. Fields,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Titus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Allen of New York, Miss Helen
Horlick. Racine: Mr.. Samuel Mather,
Cleveland: DIR. and Mrs IL r. Bower
California; Mr.. Thomas b. Moorland,
Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Berger, Denver. Col.
DR.. Walter Lowrie. for several years
rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church In
Rome, will sail with Mrs Lowrie at the
end OF June for years leave In New
York city. He will exchange pulp!ts
with the Rev. Theodore Sedgwick OF
Calvary Church In New York, who will
arrive here early In the summer. st.
Pau's Church, which is called "the
American Church In Rome" is a large
factor In the life OF the American colony
here.
Mrs. Albert Loeb OF New York asd
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Loeb, are at the Hotel
Eden. With them are the viscount and
Viscountess Stewart OF London. The
viscountess, who was Miss Eleanor Gug-
genheim of New York, is a niece of
Mrs. Loeb. Mrs. Loeb's son. Mr.. Harold
Loes. lives in Rome at 6S Via Leccosa,
where he Is editor Of the grooyu an in