The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-14

| London. The Gould family 10 constantly
seen together, and their life and spirit Of
happiness among themselves causes the
frequent remark, What a happy family
MOTOR TOURS.
Motoring as a means Of seeing England
ant the Continent 10 constantly increasing
in popularity among Americans. Fully half
OF the guests at the leading hotels have
brought their motors from America with
them. Gen. and Mrs. A.. T.. Boot Of Balti-
more in their big car have just returned to
the Carlton after a months our which took
in Scotland, Wales, Ireland and England.
There is scarcely a spot in any OF these
, countries which the Booths did not visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Everett. with a large
party, have left the Carlton for a weeks
motoring through the Engish lake district.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborne
OF Boston with their family Of four SONS and
a daughter left Claridge's yesterday for
an extensive motor tour. They will first
go to The Hague, thence through Norway
and Sweden and as far into the Arctic
regions as possible. Afterward they will
10 Germany thoroughly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant are still at
the Ritz. Commodore Plant. as was ex-
pected, denies the report that he has sold
his yacht lngomar to Germany. The Plants
have been motoring a great deal lately.
making short day trips from London and
returning to the Ritz at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. {. Whitney Of Detroit
have just completed an interesting thousand
mile tour Of the English lake district.
". ID. Thornton and daughter Of New
York have arrived at Claridge's after an
interesting motor our in Scotland. The
Misses Peck Of Chicago are also at Claridge's
after a visit to Scotland.
oINGs ANp coMINos.
Henry Phipps has returned to C~laridge's
after erending a few days at Battle Abbey.
Lord and Lady Bateman, who are SPEND
ing the summer at Contre ~xeville. we're
obliged burriedly to come To London in
order to attend the funeral Of a sister Of
Lord Bateman.
Judge and Mrs. Charles W. Murray,
who have been doing the Shak espearian
country and Oxford, are at Claridge's.
Walter Winans, the all conquering ex-
hibitor at the Olympia horse show. has
just returned from Belgium. where he
captured numerous blue ribbons with his
American horses.
George B.. Post and family of New York.
who have been al Aix-les-B ains, are at the
Hotel Berkeley, where they will remain for
several weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Thompson. with Mrs. Oliver
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt. arrived
this week from Paris. The Colonel was i'll
in Paris and didn' Z arrive until the day
following the arrival of his party. They
went to Cleremont TO attend the pageant
as guests Of lord Charles Beresford on
board the Admiral's flagship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Stickney Of St. Paul
are at the Cecil, where they are making a
considerable stay.
Senator and Mrs. W. A. Clark and baby
ave found the attentions Of per
men in London so persistent that they
shortened their stay in the city and went to
Mr.. Clark S chateau near Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Prince of Minneapolis
are at the Berkeley after having made a tour
Of Ireland.
Lady Yarmouth Intends sailing for Amer
ica shortly.
Francis J. Otis of New York has left
Claridge's for Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph w. Hickox Of New
York, who live mostly in Paris, are now at
Claridge's.
Among other interesting Americans in
London are Mr.. and Mira. Theodore Voor-
nees and family of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ed
ward StuTgess, Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Lawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holbrooke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burial Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Iorneberg OF Boston. all at the Carlton.
Cyrus n. Mccormick of Chicago il at the
Cecil with his two sons, Millington and
Drake, Who are at Eton and have beer
having a glorious relaxation from school
discipline this week owing TO the Eton-
Harrow matches.
Mr.. Drake was unable to come from
PSris. so he told his sons 10 take his rooms
at the Ritz. Each night he wires Manag ger
Ellis the exact menu the BOYS are to nave
FOR dinner. also what wine they may drink
and how many glasses each. Each order
is followed exactly. although the boys
have registered a mild kick al papa par
simony in regard to champagne.
Mrs. James Henry Smith and daughter
are still at the Ritz. She is still in heavy
mourning and sees nobody save her sister,
Mrs. DreXel.
Louis Loeb aud r. Kuhn ~ New York
are at tie Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Murphy Of Milwaukee.
who have been AZ Nauheim taking the cure,
are at the Savoy for a short time
Ex-senator A. Higgins is staying at