The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Americans Very BusyAt-
tending the Races and
Big Social Events.
SEASON IN STEADY
SWING AT RESORTS.
Predoninance Of Automobiling
AS Means Of Travelling One h
Of Most Notable Features Of
Present Year - Lucerne, ii.
Carlsbad and Inter-
laken Crowded.
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Especial Cable to Tho Times- Dispatch and
New York Herald)
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f LONDON, July s.-From the American
standpoint, this has beer the busiest week
of the season In London, notwithstand-
Ing the fact that the Fourth Of July
celebration was postponed till to-day on
account of the death of Mr.. j John Hay.
There has been rowing at Henley, ten
mis- at Wimbledon shooting competitions
at Bisley all Of which were interesting
to transatlantic visitors, because Of the
Americans entered In each.
Besides these has been the July meet
ing at Newmarket and many dinners,
receptions and dances In the capital. ri
AS for the American who comes here
to see the sights, he has had the most
favorable conditions. 5jS
The weather on the whole has been
fine, with plenty of sunshine, and EArner-
leans seemed to me to be more in evi.$
Edence this week than has ever been
known. r.
The hotels, large and small, all res
main crowded to the fullest capacity,
though there has been quite a change
of faces since last week. sgl . 4j};4I
Mrs G. Won Lengerk Meyer, wife Of
the American ambassador at st. Poters-s
burg, arrived on Thursday. at ClarIdges8
from the Russian capital accompanied
/. by the Misses Meyer and her son.. Their,
departure from ST. Petersburg was due
to the Intensely hot weather prevailing
there. n "a N Ts
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have ar
rived at Claridges from Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps have left
in an automobile for their Scottish resi-
dence, Beaufort Castle.
Mr. and Mrs H s.. Cant. Of New
mobile in northern England. have arrived
at Claridges 5..l
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Leeds. who arrived
from Paris early in the week by auto
mobile. sailed on the Deutschland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter arr
rived at Clarldges from Paris. S2i5 s2SiS \
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Mckee, OF New
York, who have been abroad a long time.s
have arrived at Claridges from France,
and I understand are sailing next week.
Mrs. George Pullman and Miss Taylor
left for Scotland yesterday In Mrs
Pullman's automobile, on which the re-
pairs are just finished, after the recent
accident.
h Captain and Mrs. II. c. Duval, Olive L.
and Miss Juia Duval Of New York.,
who arrived on the Kroonla nd. will make
several weeks stay in England before.
going to the Continent. 4. u II.
Mrs. Charles 7. s. Barney. with her
daughter, Miss Katherine, and son, have
sailed on the Cedric. Mrs. Barney and
her son came to- London on Monday from
/ Paris, where she has been visiting her
son, James, who Is ia student at the
Beauz Arts. Miss Barney W ho has been
in London for several weeks. was res
Gently the guest Of Miss Jean Reid at
tho American embassy. Hi ##
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Stern and family, who
recently returned from Scotland, have,lcft
for Bad Nauheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterbury and
Miss Waterbury. of New York, have left
Z for Paris, whence they will go to Bad
Nauheim. N 5sl
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard K. Burras, OF
New York have left for Paris in an
automobile. 's3s S (! VII #
Mr.. Richard Croker. Jr. who was at the
Carlton in the carly part of the week.
aaylng come over from Dublin, has left
tor the Continent
Mr.. Warren Whitney and Miss whit-
ney, or New York. have left for Paris
in an automobile for n tour In France.
Mrs. John Wanamaker. Mr.. Thomas s.
Wanamaker. and Mr. and Mrs. H. j.
Mcleod, have left for Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Downe and Mrs. "A.
X. Carter. OF New York, who have been
ten days at the Carlton, have left in
an automobile for trip in the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kobbe have arrived
at the Carlton from Paris.
Sailing to-day on the Philadelphia, Of
the American line. were Mr.. Atherton
Blight and Miss Evelyn Blight, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bayard Cutting. Jr., Miss Iris Cutting
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Do Witt Cuyler.
PARIS.
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