The New York herald., 1922-12-03

HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Rome, Nov. IS.
OVEMBER, the memorial month
Of the church. has been OBJ
served with services of un-
usual interest. All Saints Day and
All Souls Day celebrated in the
cathedrals here were generously OBJ
served, although they occurred in a
solid week of fiesta" between the
Fascist demonstration in honor of the
new government and the anniversary
of the victory of Veneto, which is
made the occasion for memorial cere-
monies at the tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier.
The American Church OF Santa
Suzanna, which is conducted by the
Paulist Fathers, is having memorial
services at s every afternoon all dur
ing the month. Right Rev. Bishop
NJ. j.. Hoban of Scranton, Pa, de-
livered the sermon at the Sunday
morning service, November IL. Me-
mortal month is also being observed
in the North American College, which
has just opened its fall classes with
a very large registration Of new
students from America.
An interesting season OF symphonic
music has been announced by the Au-
gusteo, whose tradition is to invite sew
eral noted conductors during the winter
for ope or several concerts. Leopold
Stokowski. conductor of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, who has consented to come to
Europe this winter for two concerts. will
give one in Rome and the other in Paris.
Other conductors will be Jean Sibelius.
Richard Strauss, Albert Coates. Vittorio
Cui, Antonio Guarnieri, Oscar Fried and
Hermann Scherchen. Among the SOLO
lists will be the violinists Buch and Sc
ratio. the cellist Bonucci, the soloist
Doris Dettelbach and the pianists Tic
ciati and Voiterra. The Augusteo sea-
son will be opened during December
with special performance Of Verdi's
REQUIEM, directed by Maestro Molina-L
The famous Academy Of Santa Cecilia
Is planning a season Of chamber music
for the midwinter. The Busch string
quartet and the Capet quartet of Paris
have already been secured for concerts.
Col. Neil Power of San Francisco. for
merly q member of Gen. Pershing's staff,
has come to Rome for short stay. An
other visitor from the Pacific coast Is
Mr.. w. K. Young of the San Francisco
Library Board.
Mr.. George Flower, Los Angeles
sculptor. has opened studio here In the
Via Margutta and expects to work in
Rome for some time.
DIR. Edwin z. Davis, professor OF
Romance languages in Rutgers College
has arrived here with Mrs. Davis to
spend the winter. Prof. Davis ie en-
ioying a years leave from Rutgers Col
lege.
During the early days of November
visitors to Rome staying at the Quirinal
Hotel were Mr.. Howard Brewer and
family, Mr.. Joseph Squaglia and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Smith of Worcester
Mass. Mrs. W. p. Mullins of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Currer and Mrs. G
81. Fraser of San Francisco. Miss Helen
Baker. Mr. George Acunto, Mr.. Mark o.
Prebtis and Mr.. William Hancy OF New
York, while others from the same city
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Graupe, Mr.
c. L. Andrews. Mr.. II. A. Jacob, and
from Chicago Mr.. ]. A. McVoy.
Mr.. Charles Hall of Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. ID. l.. Thornbury OF Oakland. Cal,
and Mr.. James Whitelaw of New York
are guests of the Hotel Continental.
Mr.. Robert L. Herricl of Boston,
president OF the Boston Harvard Club
has arrived at the Hotel Excelsior with
Mrs. Herrick. Other guests are Mr..
Harold McAleenan, Mr.. John Mac
Arthur Mr.. Albert Werthern and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Smith Of New York. Mr..
Simon Binsanger of St Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Benedlck j. Bacler of, Boston and
Mrs. J. J. Coyle and Mr.. John j.
Coyle OF Philadelphia.
Arrivals this week staying at the
Eden Hotel include Mr.. and Mrs. A. S,
keenan, of San Francisco. Mr.. II. f.
Daniels and family and Mrs. Allison
Holland OF Chicago and Miss julia IL.
Whitehead of New York.
Mr.. Basil Miles. Paris representative
Of the American Chamber of Commerce.
has been here this week to arrange with
Mr.. Henry c. MacLean, commercial at
tache of the embassy. and other Italian
officials for the congress OF the cham
ber. which will be held here in March.
Americans staying at the Grand Hotel
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vitelles of
Kula, Va. Mr.. r. u. Howard, Mr.. Fred
crick Wilkes and Mr.. John J. O'Hara of
New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ellis
Rarner of Philadelphia. Mr.. G. c. Will
Jams of Washington and Mr.. X l.. Ken
ming. Mr.. L. NJ Hugh and Mr.. Paul
lSodaph of Cleveland.
Registrants at the Rome bureau of
THE NEW YORK HERALD include Miss
Lillian r. verlsler of Chicago, who has
Just left Paris: Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Horton OF Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. William
+. Irvine OF Washington. d. c.. recently
left for Venice: Mrs Charles III. Dennis
OF Chicago and her daughters. the Misses
Mildred and Ruth Dennis. who have
been visiting Venice and intend going TO
Naples. Mrs. John Radenal and Mrs.
Mary Martin of Charleston, S. c., arriv-
ing from Florence and leaving for
Naples DR.. Crayke Simpson and Mrs.
Crayke Simpson OF Washington, d. c..
visitors from Florence and going Ia
Paris Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn of Los
Angeles, Cal.