The New York herald., 1922-06-18

Special Correspondence TO THE New YORK
HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Rome. juno 3.
A MONG Americans visiting Rome
~ this week We're Mr.. Walter
Damrosch, director Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra: Adjutant-
General j. Leslie Kincaid. stationed
at Albany. AMI Mr.. Paul Cravath.
president of the Italy American So
ciety of New York. Several social
functions We're given in their honor.
Mr.. Damrosch. who was the guest
OF Mr.. Laymond director Of the music
school of the American Academy. lad
chance to renew many acuuaint-
ances made during the visit of the
New york Symphony Orchestra here
two winters ago. Leading Roman
musicians and critics were invited to
a small reception given at the Acad-
emy In honor of Mr.. Damrosck. Mr..
Laymond gave dinner for his guest
IN his home. the Villa Aurelia, at
winch were present Count San Mar
tino. director of the Santa Cecilia
Music School; the Counts B,umen-
steil and other musical leaders of
rome. On Sunday Mrs. Nelson Cav
gave a luncheon for Mr. Damrosch h
ana Mr. Laymond in her home in
t'aiazzo Orsini. Her guests included
Ambassador and Mrs. Richard Wash
purn Child. Mr.. Van Royen, Minister
OF Holland; the Princess Boncom-
pashi. nee Draper; Signor Carlo
Fiacci. TIE distinguished musical
critic, and others.
Gen. kincaid and Mr. Crayath we-e
guests or honor at a luncheon In the
Grand Hotel, given by Gen. Diaz Among
the guests We're Ambassador Richa I'd
Washburn Child, Generals PuSnese. De
Lucca, Veccari and BarDarich and Mr..
H. Nelson Gay. Gen. Kincai1 recently
visited the Italian front with Gen. De
Lucca. Mr. Cravath Is now at .he Grand
Hotel in Florence.
Mrs Rogers J. Mott of New York city
fao arrived at the Quirinai Ho.e, Other
New Workers there include Mrs Joseph
Inc X. kleinying Mrs. 4. u. Smallman
and Miss Viola Garrison. Among the
guests at the Flora Hotel are Nr Brad
ley Dyne, Mrs. X. u. Ashe Loyal. New
lcrk city Mr.. A. X. Jones and Mr.. c..
w. Leeger of Mexico City hava arrived
at the Majestic. New York a.--ivals at
the Hotel dInghilterra include Miss
Ruth Ripley, MIR. NJ. T. Fitch. Miss
Jeanne Montgomery.
Lieut.. Col Donnelly. military attache
OF the American Embassy, and Mrs. Dom
IeHy nave left for three wea'ss' motor
Trip to Coblenz. They stopped at the
villa d'Estey en- route.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur westermayer of
New York city are guests at the Excel
s'or Hotel, where other arrivals include
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Cross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Marley and Mrs. A. III. smith and
family. all of New York: Mr.. fnd Mrs.
Clarence Mortimer and Mrs. A. Z. Rich
ardson of Oakland, Cal
A party of ten American girls who
are touring Europe with Miss Mary
wales as their chaperon. are stopping
for week at the Palace Hotel. The
group consists of Misses Harriet Far
nell. Marion Farnell, Marigold Chandler.
Charlotte Parker. Mary Chamberlin.
Carolyn Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Rey-
nolds. Miss Ernestine Foster and Cert
rude Wye. Others at the Palace are
Mrs. Alfred Hastings. Mrs. +. Il. Moys,
Mrs. Horatio NewhaTl, Miss Gertrude
Newhall. Mrs. Jane Sewall and Miss
Adele Rawson.
Major James r. Cheney of the mill
",
and Mrs. Cheney. are expected here this
week after n trip of several weeks to
Constantinople. Bulgaria and the Balkan
States
Registrants ut the American Express
Company include Miss Ruth A. For
syth, Glroy. Cal; Miss Elizabeth wit
ter. Berkeley, Cal. ; Miss Harriet ". Klein,
Washington, ID. c.; Miss Katherine
Bernardo Reading Pa: Miss Eliza beth
Persons Annapolis; Miss Mary Perkins,
Baltimore Mr.. John Marthay Los
Angeles; Mrs. A. r. Preston, New York
city; Mrs. l.. l.. Kahis and the Misses
Kahle. Buffalo: Mr.. William Rose.
Cleveland Mr.. Walter G. Hill. Atlanta :
DR.. +. l.. Johnson, Boston Mrs. Emma
Lormenschein. Miss Mary u. Mcdowell.
Miss r.. II. Dougby, Miss Elizabeth
Banlon and Miss Frances Drumer. all OF
Chicago; Mrs. Mortimer Carr. North
Carolina Mrs. w. X. Carr, Washington,
ID. c.. Mr.. r. J. Cantellons Brooklyn |:
Mrs. II. J.. Beck and Miss Margaret c.
Beck. Springfield. Masss