The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
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Preparations Being Made to Re
ceivc New Ambassador
il, England.
MANY AMERICANS IN LONDON
Great Number Of Arrivals From
New York and Continent
During the Week


During the Week.
Special Gable to The Times Dispatch and
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H LONDON, May 27.---cold, threatening
weather in the early part OF the week has
given way to sunshine and mlldness dur
ing the last daygor two, and American
visitors are taking advantage OF the
change.
An enormous number arrived from New
York, as we'll as from the Continent, dur
Ing the week.
4t On the other hand, two big sailngs on
"Wednesday; nearly depopulated some OF
the West End hotels for the time being
Never have been seen such quick changes
of faces at the Carlton and Savoy as this
spring. III ;sg5 s3gS5
i Mr.. Choate, THE late am bassador at the
5CourtIof st. James, is sailing on Tuesday
on the Caronia, acconp panied by his fam
ily.# Mr.. Carter, secretary Of the embas-
sy, .is now charge d 'affaires, and Mr..
Nphitelaw Reid of course, is expected
next Saturday.
ft5I. hear the Mayor Of southampton had
arranged to meet the new ambassador
with an address at that port, but Mr.
|; Reid is going5to get off: f:at Plymouth and
will be met by Mr.. sF1obson. who has been
chief clerk at the embassy since "a time
almost beyond the memory Of man.
Il Mrs. Choate will attend tho court on
Monday night and Il Will 4 present several
Americans. among them Miss Blanche
Shoemaker. daughter of Mr.. Henry I. '.5
Shoemake Of New z York. who, with her
father, arrived at Clarfdge' g the other day
from a long automobile tour on the Con-
tinent. Miss Blair, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chnuncey J. Blair, I hear, Is also
am ong those to fbe presented. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blairsand family recently arrived q =
,Claridge's from ST. Moritz.
Princess Hatzfeldt has left Clardge'sl
for her country place.
Of for Grand Prix.
&. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden "a rmour, Of Chi
cago, have left for Paris. Colonel and.
Mrs. r. NJ. Thompson. Of New ork,,l
have left for Paris. to attend the Grand
Prix. Their SON -in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. p Pell.s ssvill
remain in London unit after The Derby.
ss5 The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. S. Delaney
Townsend. Of New York. have left for
Devonshire. Or. townsend, b BY the way
had rather an annoying experience on his
arrival in London. He 'haden aged rooms
a t an hotel here from a tourists al gency
In New York. He found when he rea ched
the London agency they had quoted i 'hiip
Just hall the price for the rooms wit hout
the authority Of the hotel. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall lien Of
New y orl. and Mrs. Henry a. Fanshawe
of Morristown, n j.. who have been IN
Europe since last autumn. have arrived at
the Hyde Park Hotel. to remain about
two weeks. i88 fSs3s 583 55AF3t III
Mrs. A II. Semple, Miss Semple, Miss
w. sen1ple, Mr.. Robert Brinkerd. Mr.,
Alonzo II. Rand and Mr.. r. Rand, Of New
YoTk. arrived at Claridge's on Monday
from Paris. The party left IN two auto
mobiles fora tour In England
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and Miss DAILY, of
New York, who have been touring In
France, 81 have arrived at Claridge's from
Paris. .ta$ ss 5 t' a
Colonel and Mrs. William Bari bour. who
returned to Claridge's the other day from
a short automobile tour. left for Scotland.
where they will remain one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G.. Moore, OF New
York. arrived at the Savoy from Paris,
after a tour In Egypt and on the Cont IL
nent. 5i; s5s - 3g3ii
Mr.. and Mrs j. Rosster Hoyle.,of New
York, left for Carlsbad. where they In
tend to remain about six weeks.
About People.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Van Antwerp
and Mrs. Philip NJ. Leakin. OF Philadel-,
phia, who have been automobiling In the
country near London have left for a tour
embracing the Lake District.
Mr.. j. r. Bradley, OF New York, and
Mr.. George e. Turner. of Arizona. have
left for Paris. on the way to British
East Africa, to hunt big game.
81 n Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sachs. OF New York. J.
who have been touring In Germany and
France. have arrived at Clarid dge's from
Paris
Mrs. Florence Fox, we'll known So,
3ciety woman OF Philadelphia, and Miss
Anna Malcolm, of New York, who ar
rived some days ago after q sojourn in
Paris sailed to-day for America. t5 IA
K Mr.. Stanford Newe), the American min
lister at The Hague, arrived at!the Bruns-
wick Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Carter, OF Phlladel-
iphia have taken an apartment IN ST.
Johns Place for June and July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ware and Miss
Ware, OF New York, have returned to the
Carlton from visit to the Lake District.
Messrs, a.. C.. Sage George g, Hoyt and
serman Day. OF New York. have ar
rived at Clardge's from Paris, IA
II Mr.. and Mrs, Willis Ogden, OF New
York. have returned to the Savoy from
the Continent. n "a i
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