The New York herald., 1922-11-06

The personnel of the box rows in the
Metropolitan Opera House for the sea-
son of 1929 opening next Monday
night was completed yesterday. AS
foreshadowed in THE NEW YORK HERALD
there will be nine new occupants Of the
parterre boxes, which are the property
OF the stockholders in the company that
owns the opera house They will be
Mr.. Thomas l.. Leeming of Brooklyn in
box 81, owned by Mrs. Vanderbilt; Mr..
and Mrs. E. Farrar Bateson. in box 33:
Mr.. Frank A. Munsey, in boxes and
12 Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Nickerson
and Mrs. Russell Hopkins, In box IA,
which is owned by Mr.. Otto II. Kahn.
chairman OF the board of the Metropol
itan Opera Company. the producing
company; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y.
Dalziel, In the CIews boz, No. 12; Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks. in box
IS, owned by Mr.. Charles B. Alexander
and the Brice estate, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred C. Bosom, in box "a. which is
the property of the Haggin estate.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, Mrs. Reginald
de Koven, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mather Mac
Neill will return to the parterre after
absences of from one to three seasons
Mr.. Manton 3. Metcalf and Miss Alice
A. De Lamar will have boxes In the
grand tier row. Mr.. Clarence IT,
Mackay will as usual have box 80 for
certain performances. Mr.. Frank Scott
Gerrish will have stall box c, as for
many seasons.
A significant feature Of the personnel
among opera patrons who sit In boxes
is the increase among them Of heads OF
Il T,rl1 Ito rd
Fundation has box In the parterre for
Wednesday and Saturday nights. The
box Is owned by Mr. Frederic A. Juil-
lard. director OF the foundation and
a nephew of the late A. p. Juilliard
under whose will that organization for
the dissemination Of musical culture was
established. The pupils at seventeen
schools of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic will listen to the opera from grand
tier boxes
The Metropolitan Opera Club will as
usual have the large omnibus box and
the rooms opposite Il in the grand tier
row. For thirty years the annual ex-
istence OF this club has been coincident
with the season In the opera house.
The holders OF boxes are as follows;
Tn the Parterrc Circle.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet.
3-Mr NJ. orme Wilson, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt alternately; Mrs. II. Reeve
5-ISstate OF George Peabody wetmore. Mrs.
Harold Brown. Mr.. John Aspegreni odd
Mondays. opening night. Mrs. W watts
Sherman, even Mondays. odd Thursdays,
odd matinees Mr.. John r. Montgomery,
odd Fridays. Mr.. F. Frazier Jelke' even
Fridays.
even Mondays Mr. Harris Fahnestock,
odd Fridays. mfr. Robert s. Brewster. odd
inatinees. -
a--Mrs. Il. H. Hartman, Mrs. Willard
Straight, Mr.. Frank A. Munsey. odd Mon
days, opening night. Mr.; Charles A..
stone. even Mondays. Mr.. 9. i. Mathews
i1-Mr. Archer Curtiss James. Mr.. Archer
NJ. Huntington; x.
r.. Taylor. Mr. Moses Taylor, Mrs. william
Lowe Rices even Fridays.
1S-Miss Isei'n: M z. II Can, Arm odd Ms,- Man
son, Jr., even Mondays.
i7SMrs. IT, Mex. Twombly. Mrs. Henry
ia~Estate of Henry C. Frick.
2i-Mr. Charles Steele. Gen. Charler ii.
Sheriff.. even Mondays. Mrs. o. II. Cos
aanMr sey; even ElbrIdre rfasy'T r. Gerry, Mrs. E. N
Brcitung. Mondays. Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt'
a5MEspsse If John Il. Parsons, Mr.. G. g.
Haven. Mr.. Forsyth Wickes, Mr.. John y.
Willys. odd Mondays, opening night. Mr..
Finley j. shepard. Thursdays' MT Ansoh
21-Mr. II. Fulton Cutting. Mr.. John i.
eaIMrs. Richard Gambrlll. Mr.. Glraud t'os-
ter Mr.. j. Stewart Barney. Mrs: Peter
Larson. even Mondays. Mrs Newbold
Merris. even Thursdays. Mrs. Benjamin
Brewster, even matinees.
aiMrs vanderbiliS TS.y Mr. Me- rsinsIa Jobn sanford
opening might. Mr.. Thomas L. LeeminE'
ss"Fstate OF Henry n. IIoyt, Miss Rosina
Mondays. days Mr. Mr. i. francis Hyde. wednes-
DAYS Mrs E. Farrar Bateson, odd Thurs
dave Mrs George 3. Dearborn, even
Thursdays. Mrs Joseph Pulitzer Fridays
Mr. Frederic a. Juiiiiard. Mrs. Reginald
de- Koven, even Mondays. Mrs. Frederick
Pearson. Fridays. Juilliard Musical Foun-
4-Mr August Belmont, Mr.. Frank "
storrs, even Mondays. Mrs. Clarence NJ
Hyde. odd matinees: ees:,. ~ y =
g--Mr Harold s. Vanderbilt, MT w. Is
s-Mr. Bertram u. Borden, Brig. Gen
Howard Borden, Monday Thursdmsy; day. a.
sr"ae M,, Nj Lizzie e , D. bliss hss Frday wedIsi Mr.
Borden, Mr. Bliss matinees.
jo-Mr. George +. Baker. Mondays, Thurs
days, alternate matInees. Mr.: william william
wednesdays. Fridays, alternate matinees.
ic-Mr. Henry Clews. Mr. Frank A. Munssy.
even Mondays. MIR. James y. Clews' odd
Wednesdays. Mr. Frederick Y. Dalsiel.
1snMr. otto n. Kahn. Mr.. Kenna. even
Mondays Mr. Hotfman o1s Niosersom; syar fTI 9po
days. Mr.. Walter Graorne Ladd, odd mat
inees.
lG~Mr. Walter r Bliss. Mr. William wIlis
Reese alternating. Mr.. y. f. Hutton, Mon
days. opening night
is-Mr. Charles ". ilexander. Miss Helen ".
Brlce, Mr. Heniy walters, Mondays, open