The New York herald., 1922-04-23
French Academician to
Join i'm American Tercen-
tenary of Moliere.
WILL UNyEIL GRANT BUST
Miss Anne Morgan to BE One
of Hosts at Dinners, Lunch
cons and Receptions.

come from city officials, the French
Consul-General, various French So
cieties and TIE American Legion. Ex-
cept for next Friday. when he viii
rest. the Marshal will be occupied
nearly every minute of his six days
here.
The Marshal and his party are ex-
pected to arrive at the Pennsylvania
Station from Washington at 3:ll
O'Clock in the afternoon. In Eis party
will be Nine Joffre and their daugh-
ter, the Marshals military aids, Col.
Issaly. Major Davey and Capt. NAL
Ilere; Col. u. S. Grant Sd and possibly
Hanford MacNider. national COM
mander Of the American Legion
The reception committee will consist
OF William +. Deegan. State Commander
OF the American Legion: CASTOR Lie
bert, French Consul-General, Rodman
Wanamaker, chairman of the Mayor
Committee on Receptions to Distin-
guished Visitors, and military and
naval officers.
Reception at City Hail..
From the station the party will go TO
City Hall. where Mayor Hylan will ex-
tend the freedom of the city to the
Marshal. From City Hall he will be
escorted to the Seventh Regiment
Armory at Sixty-fifth street and Park
avenue, where, at 4:30 o'clock. he will be
the guest at reception of French so
cieties.
In the evening the Marshal. who Is
member of the French Academy. will
attend dinner of the Academy of Arts
and Letters at the Ritz-Carlton. lie
may go later to the Allied Aviators
ball at the Hotel Astor.
The Marshal will rest until 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, when he Will attend
the celebration by the Academy of Fine
Arts of the 300th birthday anniversary
of Moliere. At O'Clock in the evening
he will be the guest of the city at the
Hotel Pennsylvania. along with James
NJ. Beck, Solicitor General; Ambassador
Jusserand, M. Liebert Major-Gen. Rob-
crt L. Bullard. Rear Admiral Harry M.
j.. Huse. commandant of the New York
Navy Yard, and Commander Deegan.
1t also Is possible Gen. Pershing may be
present.
The F-rench-American Union for Open
Air Schools will hold a reception for
Marshal Joffre at the house of Mrs.
Willard Straight, 1880 Fifth avenue. on
w WCuHtSQdy LII JOHli II. +
ley Is president of the union, and on the
board are DIR. Herman NJ. Biggs and
DR.. L. Emmett Holt
Wednesdays program will begin with
n luncheon for Marshal Joffre at the
Union Club at | o'clock. Among those
present will be MaJor-Gen. John +.
Organ. This will be followed by re-
ception at the Army and Navy Club
and review OF a mixed brigade from
XnrL Cta
Miss Morgan to he Chief Host.
The American Committee for Devas-
tated France. OF which Miss Anne Nor
gan is chairman, win give formal re-
ception to the Marshal on Wednesday
evening at the Forty-ninth Street Thea
ter. He will be received by Miss Nor
gan. the executive committee and the
directors, among whom are Mrs. Gilbert
RI. Montague. Miss Maude X. Wetmore,
Miss Elizabeth r. Perkins. Miss May
Taylor Moulton, Philip Ashton Rollins.
Miss Elizabeth Scarborough. Miss Ca
brelle Noel Gourd. Mrs. II. Blaine Beale.
DIR. Alexander G. Humphreys, Miss
Miriam r. Blagden, Miss Margaret Par
sons and Mrs. Elhu Chauncey.
The committee has arranged n special
performance OF Chauve Souris In the
Marshal's honor. In addition Miss Nor
gan will make a short address. and show
special films taken under her direction
In the devastated areas of France.
Among those who have accepted invita-
tions to this performance are Mrs. Rob-
ert Bacon, Miss Emily Chauncey. Mrs.
Charles II. Ditson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Damrosch, Robert Underwood Johnson,
Mrs. A. a. Low Mrs. y. T.. Morgan, Mrs.
Ernest Schelling and Mrs Whitney War
ren.
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will begin at II 30 in the morning with a
review of the l06th Infantry at the
Twcnty-third Regiment Armory In
Brooklyn. At 12i5 the Military Order Of
tho World War will give luncheon for
him at the Hotel Astor.
VIII UnveiI Grant Bust.
In the afternoon at . tho Marshal will
visit Grants Tomb In honor OF the Tooth
anniversary of tho birth of the General.
From there he will proceed to the Hall
or Fame at New York University. where
ut 8 o'clock, together with representa-.
tivcs OF the state. War and Navy de-
partments, OF foreign governments and
of the New York state and city gov
crnments. he will participate In a cere-
mony IN ho1or Of great Americans. The
Marshal will rnvcil q bust Of Cen.
Grant for the colonnade Of the hail
Grants election to the hall Col. Grant,
grandson, and Prince Cantacuzene
great-grandson of the President will
assist the Marshal In the ceremony.
The marshal will be escorted by DR.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown, chancellor OF
New York University. and Robert I'm
derwood Johnson as director OF the Hail
Of Fame. The State Department will be
represented by. Robert Woods Bliss,
Third Assistant Secretary OF state; tho
War Department by Gen. Bulard; tho
Navy Department by Capt. @. r. vogel-
Resang. and Gov. Miller by Major Will
lam G. Coogan
Among others in the academic process
sion will be Col. u. NJ House. Robert
olyphant, president Of the Sons OF the
Revolution: Mrs. Hamilton Il. Fairfax
president Of the Colonial Danes or tho
State Of New York: DR. Edward l..
Partridge. governor OF the Society OF
Colonial Wars; the Rev. Howard Duff
field president Of the ST. Nicholas So
ciety, and Charles Stewart Dawson.
chairman Of the American Defens@ So
cicty.
The bust 10 be unveiled is The rift 20
the Hall Of Fame OF the Grant Monu-