New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

Dieppe for a few days, and Sefor Leon Cas-
tillo the Spanish Ambassador, manages to
break away from his official duties for a few
hours. and dine with two three friends at
new restaurant just now much in vogue on
Bellevue Heights overlooking the Seine and
Paris. sehor Castillo bears a striking resem-
blance to the portraits Of Admiral Cervera and
is almost as popular In Paris as Admiral Ger
vera is reported to be in New-York.
The summer tide Of fashionable outing this
season is toward Switzerland, Marenbad. Carls-
bad and Homburg. while the French watering
places are almost deserted Mr.. and Mrs. John
Munroe left Paris yesterday for Carlsbad. where
the arrival is also noted OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Trusx. Mr.. Decourcey Forbes. Mr..
Frank WEIGH Mr. George Draper and Mr.. Will
am Haseltine. A large slice of Partisan gayety
has also been transported to Marenbad, where
numerous musical and dancing entertainments
are given by the Princess Metternich, Mrs.
George Law. Mrs j. Caldwell and the Countess
De Ganay Among the Americans there are
Mrs. Arthur Hogan. Miss Pauline Forbes, Miss
Aimee Townsend. Miss X. Drake. Mrs. II. Hill
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Deuzer and Miss
Deuzer. Mr. and Mrs George Gould have left
Lucerne for Neuhausen. Among the Americans
at Lucerne are Mr.. William Waldorf Aston and
his family. Mrs Vandusen Reed and the
Misses Reed Mr. and Mrs William p. Mason,
Mr. and Mrs Franc Mckee and the Misses
Patterson OF Baltimore. Don Carlos is also at
Lucerne and is in receipt Of about fifty tele-
grams a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goelet and Miss Goelet,
Mrs George b. Mcclellan. Harriet Lane John
SON. Mrs Theodore Gilbert King Mrs. and the
Misses Bent. Mrs. Haywood Cutting. Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Hornor, Miss Kate Bachelor and
Miss Evelyn Parsons are at Homburg, where
the new golf links has proved great success.
The news from the Engadne announces that
the railway line from CORE is being extended so
that Saint-Mortz can soon be reached by train.
Among the Americans at Saint-MoritZ are Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin A. Dix. Miss Helen Turnbull.
Mrs Charles r. Welg. Mrs. Jesse Selgman, the
Misses Alice and Madeleine Seligman. Mrs
Hareston Deacon, Mr. Thomas Beal and his
family Mr.. and Mrs Ruhven Platt Mr. Chand-
Ter Robbins and Mr. Stanley Mortimer. The In
fauta Eulalie and her two sons are also at
Saint Mortz
The Norman watering places are having a
very dull time Of IT. and the only incident oil
interest at Dnard is the birth OF daughter 10
Mrs Henry Whitehouse, whose HUSBAND Is the
eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh WHITE
house Of Newport The Countess Kleckskow-
ska, formerly MISS ludoI' oi 'os'oi' 10 e''''9
some attractive garden parties at Dinard
Among other Americans at Dinard are Mrs.
CIarkson Potter. M and Mrs. Moffat and Mr.
Joseph Peabody Of Boston
The Khedive Of Egypt is taking the waters at
AK les Bains ana Vichy The races now going
on there are well patronized. among others ny
Mr. j. 4 Drexcl Mr.. Ray Miller and Colonel
Thomas p Ochlltree
Queen Isabella 4 Spain "a taking the waters
al Brides les Bans. where Mile. Emma cave
is also undergoing hydropathic treatment
Among the passengers who sailed on La Nor
mandie were Mrs. VI. K Boylan. MISS boylan
and Mr. and Mrs Francois Millet. OF Baroizoh'