The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
Ambassador Reid Enter
tanned Large Party at
Ampthill Wednesday
GREAT EXODUS
OF AMERICANS
Many Arrivals Still Being Report
ed BY Resorts, But Maj ajority Of
Those Abroad Now Home
ward Bound Hotels s
Rapidly Filled and
Ernptied. l5S.

Especial Gable to Tho Times. Dispatch and #
New York Herad) Ssl
Copyright BY the New York Herald Coz il
Is LC.,DON, Sept. 9.-yThere Is contin-s
'uous procession OF Americans through
London these days. Beginning on SUM-
day night the trains from the continent
landed them here by hundreds, and BY \
Monday night, most Of the West End
hotels were full to overfiowing.1 ~ M
By noon on "Wednesday they Were ses$
nearly empty. BY Thursday night q they lE'
we're again crowded. The cmptyfng proc pro-
oess being repeated again OH Sunday S
morning, when the boat trains leave.ga5ssis ssis
At the same time there are a great
many Americans in London who cannot
get home, having failed to book a pas s-!9;
sage in time, all the ships going west Il
ward are crowded, though occasionally "
q berth or "a istuterQom&is given UP o " Il Il
tho last moment. III NJ
4 Most OF the people one sees in n the ne n
shopping districts are Americans Tor "a A -$85
sionnple ,Londoners, are sull away in n
Scotland on the continent Or yachttinrss g;
Field Cation Wedding M
The wedding; Of Mr.. Marshall Field ana 2. \
Mrs. q ella Spencer Cat on has been, or
course. the great event OF the week. 81 ~ e Il
has been made the occasion lon q sa. greas
deal Of sensation monging by a pof.ttll On
AZ the London press, which despi re tts 1ts.
}freauent disclaimers, has a,spark or Yiru-#
lent saffron III Its compost tion.$ Sii y h
M = and Mrs Field are still at Cla-gi
ridges s. All the magni itlcent flowers use
N the decorations ut Clardge 8 were sent
Nv Mrs. Field to the H ospital for !, e ny MI x
seiren in Great Orrnond u Street, lS
Guests OF Mr.. Reid We're II. and MIS-: M. h.
Augustus Eddy NIrs. Virt DeStcll ana
most 81 the wedding party were guests gIsS'ssB
81 Ambassador ant rs eid M " "A
PARK Ampthill on " ednes seia y. y{s 5a
Spencer Eddy, first secrelary.-4 q stie
am SASSY at ST Petersburg LEFT inf3t.ie .. g
evening after the ceremony re ,,,Ii
~, lila way to his post where he he ST'| ~ ~
ho charge d nffaires during the q 0setlce s
5of Ah,bassndor Meyer. who Is Il l. leaYNllhg 4
shortlvsfor America on leave OF Saps l'.
Mr. ana Mrs James Stokes arrlV eu y e. e. N "
arlnridges from the ontlnent.f
sIIugb 7 Grant, former mayo OF N N ee,V e,'s|s u
vi. ana Mrs, Grant left Monday IN an an
a,,tomoblle for q Liverpool, whence tney3s 1t
sailed on the Baltic yYetnesuay.S5i5
AZ Floors Castle.
~, nike and Duchess Of RoxburgMhe ne y
80 ;. NJ floors Castle. They are to II " ~
a,,,ong tho guests at Rufford Aoney't6
,uhero Lord and Lady Savile VIII artsl '3Lst
tain the Klng,8 4. = !, II !. |. "A
Consuelo, Duchess OF Manchest stet,
lust left Cauterets. where she H mas :.
- i,,nr tho waters, for Braemer ca stiie.s sE
srhe,.e shc will have with her Tor q tlt11a tlt1
Nor mother, Mrs, fznaga, rs weli i as as
Miss Yznaga. Sir John and Lady Lister
tove the Duke and Duchess OF Man MA n,
,ohaster. have been stopping at Dunacah-$ ln!aeah
ton, on visit to- James II Henry s1n't .
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Mackey VINO ln, "a
have been touring en- auto N franoh a4.s.i
Germany, arrived IN London early ca ~ -
}the week and have gone to their 8 shooet,t shoe9,
Ing box at Leamington. Mrs San. sam 'uSsA@ .uSslSs
Newhouse, who was at Dleppe durln VI
tho "Grand Semaine," returned to Ciar-S
idge's. y q. Z, 4. n, I, .$s
ma is now moored In the James wait
dock Mt Grennoclt. The crew were pastd pt Z
off the other day. Arrangemen,ts are
being made for putting the vessel through 4
+ T,lovd's survey for reclassifcation.
Cornelius Vanderblt's steam yacht N
North Star, which has lately been IN
the Solent, Is expected to arrive IN the
Clyde about the end of the month.
Allison ". Armour of Chicago, who has
been visiting his sister In London left
for Paris the other day, MS Vacht Uto-l
lwana will sail shortly from Cowes for
America. In charge Of the first officer.
Jordan l.. Mott. who came over on the
Utowana with Mr.. Armour In the ocean
race has brought his family over from
America and expects to pass the winter
in England. He Is thinking of taking &
q place near Dover.
Fl. c. Duval Sails On the Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs, IT, G. Duval and Clyde
Duvnl, of New York. who made q long
sojourn mt Baden Baden where the elder
Duvnl won honors In the tennis tourna- I
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