The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
BADEN sWEEKVERY i.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Munich Crowded With Music
4 Lovers ,r's,-z Bridge Very Popular
Among Visitors at Carlsbad.
Conreid Engages Fraulein
Morena Week in
London.

Especial Cable TO The Times. Dispatch and
New York IIeruld,) .a
Copyright by the New York Herald Coz n
3 PARIS. August 26.-rhere has been
touch OF autumn about tho weather In
!. Paris this week. tho sky frequently being
overcast, the wind blowing with fresh
ness unusual in August, and the nights,
being distinctly cool. 5s3ga "a U q,
This city is by no means looking It's
best. Many OF tho streets arc UP and
the showers, which have fallen almost
daily. have turned them at places into
5veritaD!e mud pools,
nevertheless, n Paris is beginning to I'LL
up rapidly, and, with the large mum Ger
or AInerIcAns VINO are conslantly pass
Ing through, the capital is resumnE lts5
Wonted aspect OF acuyity ano gaysty.
@ s Baden Week. 55
That great soclal and spOttiye period OF
eignc Gays known ;Ls laaen Week. =
has besn the most brilliant social gulher-
ing known since thcs famous days for
6 baden prior TO l3lU,4 Wnen the lneelil 3
was world renowned as the mos arlB-
L tocratic international gathering Of F Eu-
rOoa n i3 Yt# " #& x 3$s
s II was tho Brerch who In those days
ccntu buted 80 much 10 the brilliancy OF
wbat they fondly called TIA Grande Be-
1naino DO Bade.. For years after laiO
the BAden- Baden races suffered yerely
from the uDsence OF tho Gallo society
element Now the welcome t'Tencn cons
ungeuS has returned. y;
Walking along the famous I4ichten RAJ
3. or Ale, Tie strKlnx feature WAS to hear
!. either French or English spokan by every
second person one met. Such are The
Z signs OF the umeA. Is Bad dcn-Baden has
4 OLcc moro become d truly inIcrna tiondl
i resort. fSi e& gPtl
Al eleven O. clock one evening, early In
the week, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll.
having come over from Paris, drew up IN
2 a big, long fra med Mercedes In front Of
the, Hotel tephanie. An had gone well,
but they had been delayed considerab
by being unable to find their way wing,
principally. TO their insnftlclcnt kno W!edse Q
Of German. n. '5 "A E ss y "a "A II *s ~
AT Baden there are automobiles galore,
and what Is more, they considerably up-
b set the calculations of hotel keepers. for,
owing to them, mine host OF to-day can
never tell exactly at what time his VS.!
iturs will arrive and in truth automobil-,
lists appear at all hours OF the day and
night. 81 Z B i3s 4 VI III
III T.} JOL1CS, ~
powerful Mercedes automobile, has ar
rived ut the Ho.ei stcphanie. coming
from Geneva. t5 Al
Other urrivals ut Baden arc Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Field. Mr.. Adolphus Busch and
family, OF ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. S!ss7
mund Neustadt,, Mr. and Mrs. Harry e..
4 Meyers, Mr. and Mrs j. Guggenheinl, OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. James speyer,
e Mr.. and Mrs. George Tangemann, Mr..
Melville c. Day, Mrs. y. w. Frost. Mrs.
NJ. G. Fry, Mr. A. c. Field. Mr.. Sylvester,
T.. Blood, Mr.. and HRS. Charles L. Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j.. Stralcn, OF New
York.
Festival at Munich
Munich this week has been 80 full 1t
5 has been difficult to obtain good accom-
modation at hotels. Desires OF the an-
nual throng OF tourists and the Particu-,
larly attractive programmes OF tbs year 8
Wagner Festival, have drawn an unusual
number OF people together. Ameritans
4 are greatly 10 the fore. IL
Mr. Henry W, Taft. brother Of Jud ge
Taft, with his family, and Miss GWendo-
8lyn Wlskcrsham.8 OF New YORK, atte1loed
Z tho opera sayeral evenings and then went
Ito Stuggnrt. q !,
Mrs. Baumgarten. with Miss Hllger ana
Miss Hopkinson came In her forty-horse
mower MERCEDES, and are staying for tho
performances OF the present cycle. II
Mr.. Uhl, late of the Bristol Hotel, Ber-
lin. who has now adopted Santa Barbara
Cal, as his home, stopped for the auto
mobile races, but has now gone on to JON
!. his wife In the Black Forest, s
monr other arrivals In Munich are
Mrs George Mosley and daughter Of
New York, who arrived from I4ucernsi !
Z; Dr. Dc Forest and party. who left their
4 automobile at Tuttingen zen panne,,' atd
arrived by train; Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Pot
ter fMr. and Mrs. oliver Liylngatone' MI,
George w Wurtz, and Mr. liaro.d -
Waterman, Of Providence. VINO IS 20
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