The New York herald., 1922-12-05
MartinelIi and
Onegin Sing at
Bagby Musicale
Brilliant Audience Also Hears
KOschanski, Polish
ViOlinist.

Mr. Bagby's first musical morning
brought out yesterday an interesting
gathering to the Waldorf-Astoria.
where for more than score of years
society has been constant In attendance
at these unique entertainments. The
artists were Mime. Sigrid Onegin and
Giovanni Martinelli of the Metropolitan
Opera and Paul Koschanski. Polish
violinist The piano accompanies were
Walter Golde, Salvatore Fucito and
Michel Raucleiser.
Mr.. Martinelli's first number was
"Celeste Aida and he also sang Pietro
Cimara's Stornello, Cley's III sing
Thee Songs of Araby." the latter ir
English: Bachelet's "Chere Mutt and
~Lasciati Amar" of Leoncavallo. Later
with Nine. Onegin. he sang the duo
from the fourth act of Aida" Mime.
Onegin sang the Chanson SaSazene by
Joncisres. Mon Couer S'Ouvre Ia Voix
from Samson ct Dalila." the Brindisi
from .Lucrezia Borgia," two English
SONGS, The Blind Ploughman." by Gran
vile Bantok 81 Heard a Cry" by Fisher.
and some old Italian songs. Mr.
Koschanskfs numbers included compo-
sitions by Desplanes. Pugnani-Kreisler,
Saint-Sacns and Wieniawski.
In the audience were several for
eign visitors, including the Duke and
Duchess de Talleyrand, Prince Albert
Radziwill. Honorary Counselor Of the
Polish Legation. and Princess Radziwill.
Nine. Slavko Groutch. also Mrs. Law
renee Townsend and Mrs. Reginald NJ.
F. Townsend of Washington.
The audience also included Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander, Mrs James
Lowell Putnam, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles II. Sheriff., Mrs. T. ]. Oakley
Rhinelander Mrs. Charles Frederick
Hoffman, Miss Marion X. Hoffman, Mrs.
Adolf Ladenburg, Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge. Mrs. Percival Dodge, Mrs. Clar-
ence Gray Dinsmore, Capt. Francesca
Al Gusrdabassi, Mrs. Clarence Cary,
Mrs. Henry Scott RolSenbaugh. Mrs.
William Armstrong Greer, Miss jose
phine Noel. Mrs. NJ. Bacon Gilbert, Mrs.
Claude Beddington OF England, Mrs.
Henry Phipps, the Hon. Mrs. Frederick
Guest, Mrs. Norman L. Ditman, Mrs.
Victor Cumnock. Mrs. III. Forbes Nc
Creery. Miss Christine Sloane. Mrs.
Charles Mather MacNeill, Mrs. Charles
Walsh Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs
Leland Eggleston Cofer. Miss Maud
Leland Mrs. Clarence C. Rice, Mrs.
Wilson S. Dunn and Mrs. Fairfax S.
Landstreet
There also We're in the audience Mrs.
Wilbur Knox Mathews, Miss Pauline
Robinson. Miss Susan Steele, the Misses
Symphorosa and Grace Bristed Mrs. A.
f. Lauterbach. Mrs. Rowland, d. Allen,
Mrs. George Leary, Mrs. Faris Russell,
Mrs. Juch Wellman. Mrs. William NJ.
Fieitmann. Mrs. Philip Hiss. Mrs. Will
lam A. Jamison. Nine. Medina, Mr.. Will
lam Matthews Sullivan. Mrs Walter Z.
James, Mrs. Charles H. Senff. Mrs. Ed
ward. Willets. Mrs Bayard DominicE
Mrs. Alexander S. Webb. Mrs, Arthur
Ryle, Mrs. II. Nelson Slater. Mrs. Will
lam Henry Harrison. and NJ. John p S.
Harrison.
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson Mrs Hoff-
man Nickerson. Mrs. Percy Hamilton
Stewart. Miss lclinor G. stewart Mrs
William Randolph Hearst. Mrs. George
II. Benjamin, Mrs. Frank Northrop, Mrs
Juan NJ. Ceballos. Miss Alice t-e Lamar
Mrs James Cox Brady Mrs. Edmund lie
Roy Dow, Mrs. j. Parker Kirl!n, Capt
and Mrs. Richard Drace-Whte. Mr.
Lawrence S. Butler. Mrs. Harry Horton
Bernhard, Mrs. r. \. >. Smith Mrs. Sam
nel III. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
II. Lippincott Capt. Gilbert T. Cotton
Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock, Mrs. l.. Law
renee Reamey Mr.. Brewster Reamey
Mrs. j. Robert Mckee. Mr.. James Lenox
Banks. Jr., Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen
Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock. w. Savory
Lower. Mrs. Eugene Calvocoressi, Mrs.
George w. Wickersham, and Mrs. WIZ
liam a. Perry