New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

Countess Rene de Coetlogan. by Mr.. and Mrs
Edward B. Silvers and by Mrs. LIE Flagnals
Heriot. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Field have gone
10 Nice Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kingsland have
given up their house at Pau, where they have
passed a number of seasons, and have taken the
Duchess de Talleyrand Perigords villa at
Cannes. Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt, who
are making a brief trip through Switzerland,
have taken the large apartment in the Rue de
Varennes formerly occupied by the Papal
Nuncio. Mrs George s. Law has left Paris for
St. Moritz, where society is just making its
gayest innings indoors as we'll out. Seighing,
bobsleiShing. tobogganing skating and curling
go merrily during the daytime, and after
nightfall there are dances, smoking concerts and
ladies' billiard handicaps. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucker-
meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon Clark
have left Paris for Cannes on brief visit 70
Mr.. De Hoffman, at his villa there. Mrs. Will
lam Tiffany is leaving town for Pau on short
visit to Mrs Frank Lawrence Mr.. James Cor
don Bennett has left Paris for few days in
search of sunshine at Beaulieu and Monte Carlo
Mr. and Mrs William Douglas are passing few
weeks at Vienna. Mr.. Henry Ridgeway has left
Paris for Pau. Mrs. John Whitcomb Cotton and
Miss Cotton have gone to Nice. Mr.. William
Payne has arrived at Monte Carlo, having made
the journey from Paris in his automobile
The season at Cannes is opening with promise
The membership of the golf club there is in
creasing each day. Among the latest arrivals
are Mr.. Frank Merriam and Miss Merriam, Mr..
and Mrs. Merriam, Mr. and Mrs. f. Q. Preble
Motley and Mr.. Augustus Peabody. Regular
medal and prize days will begin next Tuesday.
and March 26, ~ and 2S the dates fixed for
the spring meeting.
A number of Americans attended the recital
given by the Dutch pianist, Eduard Zeldenrust,
ATT he Sal 'rar r6 Wednesday, Among those
present were Mrs. Frederick Parsons Miss Lill
Abbott and Mr.. Edward Sivers.
The annual dinner given by the American
Chamber of Commerce, which took place to-
night, was attended by almost all the prom
iEent Americans in Paris. The elaborate report
in which the Board of Directors rendered ac-
count of their stewardship. and which was unan-
imously approved. showed that last year was
the most successful and active one in the annals
of the Chamber. The library, which is open to
all for consultation. has received some valuable
additions, which greatly extend its sphere of
usefulness. A vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to Mr.. Henry Peartree. the retiring
president The new officers elected Mr.
Francis Kimbel, president; Mr. Henry Cachard
first vice president; Mr. George Ostheimer. sec
end vce-president; Mr.. b. ]. Shoninger. treas
urer: Mr.. William S. Dallibe honorary secretary
and Mr.. Edward NJ. Green. secretary. The di-
rectors elected for the next two years are Mr.
NJ. p. Peixotto Mr. George F. southard, Mr.. A
S. Heidelbach Mr. George Saint Amant and Mr.
S. de Jonge.
a farewell luncheon given to-day by NJ
Delcasse Minister Of Foreign Affairs, to Prince
Munster Derneburg, who will retire from
the post of German Ambassador in Paris
January % All the members of the Cabinet
and all the Ambassadors We're present. Prince
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Thursday by the Papal Nuncio, who is the dean
of the Diplomatic Corps. all the Ambassadors at
present in Paris being among the guests
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