The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
LEVY ENTERTAINS
NILES AT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents
On Long Tour - Il1terlaken
Has Very Gay Week.
Swiss Resorts Get Fair
Slluse Of American ~
Patronage.
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LONDON, july 2o.-Iondon is fast losing
for the season its American colony.
Some American visitors are still arriv-'
ing, but moro are going
The theatres are almost all closed, and
little Is going on to attract any one who y
is not purely a sghtseer. Everybody;
who Is not shaping his course for New
York has now headed in the direction Of
Carlsbad. Maricnbad, or Aix-Les-Bains.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Townsend Burden and
the Misses Evelyn and Gwendolen Burden.
Of New York, returned carly in the week
from long tour in England in q Gobron-S 4
Brlle automobile. They left later for
ostend on their way to Marienbad.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Van Allen,
who brought their son on from Dieppe
to see his grandparents, Mrs. William
Post and Mr.. j. T.. Van Alen sailed on.
tho Caronla on Tuesday. They will pass
the remainder Of the summer at Newport.
Mrs. Post has left for Paris. 54 # .55ssEE stts *
II Mr.. and Mrs Robert D. < Wrenn have 4
left for Dinard, whence they will make q
short automobile trip In France before 1
returning to New York in the middle OF n
August. Sjf5 s8yg gsft ss
Levy Entertains Miles.
sLeutenant-General Miles. United States
army, retired, and his son, Lieutenant
Sherman Miles, who have been at the
Carlton, left on Thursday to visit w ater-SS
loo and some famous bnttlefields Of Eu-
rome. They lunched the other day with
| Sir Hiram Maxim. HE
M PATTERSON M. Levy! the former
ner On Monday evening ut theS Carlton
| for General Miles. Among the guests
were Mr.. Colgate yHoyt, Mr.. and MRS. N .,S1&
Charles Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs. John s1nlth, s1n
ers Mrs. Pell C. Maitland and LORD 4
Clonmel. 35
Mr.. Eugene Higgins has returned n 5to
paris from short visit to London .33
Count ssapary gave q brilliant dinner
Marty Mt Claridge's the other ~ night
Among the guests were Lord and Lady
Newborough, Mrs. Chauncey, Mrs, Ar Ar
thur Paget and Mrs. James NJ. SVarnum:
Miss Van Nest OF New York, has lets
Dr.. and Mrs. George A ouinny, Of
Nov York, have left Paris on the way 70 4
Aix-les- Bains. !. ~ a, II
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Of New
York returned to Claridge's early IN tne
week from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs: sack
IT,, IA
for a visit to Lord and Lady sav1lle, at
Rufford Abbey, and thence 80 to GOOD I
wood. III N 7, I. ..,, u, ai # ,,.oat " \
New York, have arrived ct Clarldses
|. from the country and are leaving IN N y Y
few days for Paris. 5,
NJ H. G. Frick and Mr.. Roland Knoed-E
ler arrived at the Carlton early IN 'tho
week from Paris, having come by auto-
mobile by way of Boulogne They res
turned Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs George Arents and Mr.,
and Mrs. George Arents. Jr., OF New
York, have left to join their auton1ooile (
at Calais for long tour IN France
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president
of Columbia University. has left for
Paris.
Mr.. w. H. Newman. president Of tho
New York Central, who has been at tho
Savoy for fortnight has lett tor raas, ATS
Judge and Mrs. Henry A. GildersleeYe
and Miss V. c. Glldersleeye, OF New
York, who arrived on tho Cedric. are
staying at the Savoy.
Mr.. Patrick Francis Murphy, OF ne"
York, who returned last week from Vlen-
about London with Herman ELLIS. Tho a
latter sailed on the Kaiser der g crosse.
but Mr.. Murphy will remain some weeks
longer in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. a, l.. RoscoVar and the
Misses Edna and Florence Roscovar. Mr., (
and and Mrs Henry We'll and Miss Irma
We'll, OF New York, arrived early III
the week. after three mouths tour on
the Continent. They sailed-on the Kaiser
der Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry w. Walker. OF
New York who have been Ct the Hotel
Victoria, have left for Paris, on their
way to join Mr.. Van Wyck, the former
mayor Of New York. at Aix-les- -Balns.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q. F>rancenberg and
Mr.. George II. Robinson. OF New York.
have returned to the Carlton from Paris.
Automobile Tour.
A large party OF Americans. consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Porter, the Misses
Porter c. r, Halliwell. Mr., w. S. Halls
well, Mr., ID. II. Halliwell, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. p. Allen and Miss NJ. Lyons, of New
York, have returned to London after q
ton days Automobile trip, and are at me
Savoy.
Miss g. Clarke and Miss Florence
stevenson, OF New York. have arrived
from Exeter, and are at the Carlton MIR.
and Mrs. Richard Y, Cook, OF Phlladel-
phn, have left for Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. N. Dietz, Mr. and
Mrs. r. o. Vogel, OF New York, and Gen-
eral Anderson. have left for the contl'
nent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horbert Iupuy' OF NeW
York, who have been making an extensive
automobile tour on the continent, nave
returned to ths Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Edey, OF New
York. ana Mr.. and Mrs. 4, II, DonnesSI
of Dayton, o., have arrived at the Csrlt-
ton from Paris.
Mr.. Ira w. Wood, representative In Z
Congress from New Jersey, who is u
oelogate to the parliamentary Peace
Congress, which meets at Hr,'ssels aus
gust asth. is at pysart. Ills sister AixA