The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
Mostly Eng.l5is Fac Isl
Now Seenin the HO--5 4.
tells of London.
PLENTY OF ROOM .5
on. TIE STEAMERS
Those Who Desire to Return
Home Have No Difficulty ii
Securing Good Accom- jsJ
rnodationsG General
chaffee and Party 3
Sail.

Especial Cable to Tie Times. Dispatct, snA II
New York Herald.) M Il ls ssEif 9tsS
t.opyright by the New York Herald COY
LONDON, October Compared with 4
the passenger lists during September the Il
bookings OF ships sailing o-day are cons
paratvely. lig7t.t and since the sailing
} OF the Baltic Wednesday, ocean pas senser33 \
traffic has settled down to about the or;-ss; r;.s;
dinary autumn proportions. There Isl no II,
difficulty now about getting accommos8 4
datlon on the steamships. n sss 3ss,
Epearancc Of guests at the hotels, 4tor,g
whereas, until last Saturday. the may
#jcrlty of faces seen were those ofgAmer-s
leans. their places have since been filled Y
by those of English: people, who are L
lsrad,lally getting back to town. s3 sSss
Among tho Baltic's n passen ger " n ere
many we'll known people, Mrs. James
Brown Lord, who returned to london
carly Ill tile week, after a long conti:-.JJa
aental tour part Of which was & In iEan3
automobiles, was among those who sail ed.S
Othu,.s were III r, ard Mrs John L.. Water
$tnrv and N the $iMis isscs :. Wa terbury. who L
recently returned from Bad helm !s258S 55Ss
MIR. and Mrs. &. X. Clark VINO made
t.;l long tour Inv France, Germany an ana Il
Switzerland III their forty horse-po WS1ee Were8
Mercedes in which their so'-in-laW anu a NJ n
claughter, Mr.. and Mrs Gorge q rel
.Ir.. arc now travelling through Spain
Alrtand Mrs. Arthur Graham, Of Glas--$s
row 8swho have recetly returned f, from
AIarienba\l, and who will pass the sNln erSss3
III New York s I SsSs
Mr. and Mrs. Field.
MT Il
8lsas Seen Ii, Europe hou Is mon " 81; sts;
GAtrantI Mrs L.. q gEserwl ind Blla y5.$
made; an$1uTnmobeto tour lrous y 3 raneesg
ard SWit2elnnd- sss ~ s. "a
Captain pstNvitt c'. Fails. ad1lsallt t5alss
thc htli65seg glnlcnt, CIV for
Mrs Fails. who have been lin Nienl.$fs.i8,
Budapest, anu several Continental sgWa;-S5E
&terlng places. :$3ss sifs
Mr. and NIrs.f1ra Barows. Mr., and Mrs.9SS
N, S. ones. who passed the5cntire sunl--ss --ssIS
&mer autoniobiling aud Mr.. md Mrs .s
David Bennett King. 5E5is
Miss Louise Grace, of New ! or ha !. Il
arrived at Claridges from Scotland. Miss
Violet Pearce and Miss Lane, OF New
4 York, returned from a short SnutomohilaS
&touri in England and left for Pa rls, w ere
they will pass tho winter g5 Is 3sss
NIr. and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel. who have II
been travelling in Germany and France,
arrived from the Channel Isles. 5ss
a party consisting or Mr.. and Mrs
iJohn Nelson, Mrs. W. $. i Nelson. and
Mrs. Mary Shafer. OF New York, arrived Z
from Scotland. X!
All. and Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond. who
+ have been touring France In thoir new II
automob!le, arrived from Paris. Ralph y
p Ellis, of New York, who has been travel
ling, through Southeastern France and II
ltalyjin hsEautomoble, arrived fronl&t the#
continerlt. y Ss ", SSs35ss sR Ss
Mrund Mrs. J.EB. Van Schaick left for
Paris. Mr.. and Mrs G.. Is. B Billings ar-
rived aftcrSga tour OF the Continent In
time to sail on the Deutschland Mr..
snnd Mrs. u. i. Berwnd arrived from
Paris and sailed Wednesday,. 8553
Mrs. Seth Barton French left for Paris.
Mrs, Joel Wood and the Misses Wood of
st. Louis, arrived from the Continent.
MIR. and Mrs, Nelson Robinson, OF New
York, arrived from Paris, Mrs. NJ. Bruen
and the Misses Bruehl,tof New York.
have arrived from Paris. NJ 5sS5f' s5SB5f'
Mr., and Mrs. j. L. Sharp and Mr. and
Mrs. H.. II, Douglas OF New York. have
returned from Il tour on tho Continent
Mr.. and Mrs, a. p. Juillard, Of New
York, left for Paris. .ss s
Leigh Hunt Returned.
Y Alr. Leigh Hunt returned on the Kron-5
prInz Wilhclnl and left for Paris Mr..
Henry Duveen sailed on the Deutschland
yesterday Mrs. John Ridgeley Carter
and Miss Carter left for Paris, y
'Lieutenant-General Chaffee. Mrs, Chaf-9
fee and Miss ChaTfee, accompanied & by II
General Chafee's aides, Captains Hutch
inson and Nolan, returned Thursday from
yvrest Park. Ampthil, where ttali wera n
the guests OF the American Ambassador r
and Mrs Reid for two days. Mr. and
Mrs. Reid we're also entertaining General
Paget, General Carrington and hIr. John Il
Ridgeley Carter and Mr. De Lancey3 JaS
General Chaffee and his party sailed
to,day on the Philadelphia,