The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
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Former Justice Morgan J.. O'Brien left
the Savoy Hotel this morning for Paris.
There he will join p F. Murphy, tho famous
after dinner speaker, and thence go to
Carlsbad. where he will take the cure. He
will probably return to New York In August.
just previous to his departure Judge O'Brien
received a most cordial invitation from
Richard Croker to visit him on his Irish
estate. Mr.. O'Brien hopes his plans will
enable him to accept, IL he can sail from
Ireland instead OF France, as his present
programme contemplates. During the week
the Judge managed to secure a few games
of golf. He also went on two or three
coaching trips.
George l.. Carnegie Of Pittsburg has
arrived at the Ritz and joined Mrs. Carnegie.
who has been the guest OF her sister, the
Countess Of Yarmouth.
Vanderhost Koch has left for Paris with
Mr.. and Mrs. Loney Of New York, who have
been at the Ritz for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse OF Boston, ac-
companied by Mr.. Freeman Smith, have
returned to. their beautiful river place at
M~aidenhead, which they have taken for
the season.
Mrs. Henry q. Scott Of San Francisco
has left the Ritz for a visit to friends in the
country.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne OF the
Belgian Legation gave q big dinner at the
Ritz Last evening. In the distinguished
party present were the Marchese n Mar
chesa di Rudini. Baron Won Stumm, Sir
Arthur Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Graves
and MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. The
display of Mrs. Belmont's jewels was one
Of the most dazzling seen in London this
season. Their beauty and number created
quite a sensation in the Ritz restaurant.
Others present were MIR. and Mrs. Adolphe
Andre and a big party. including Prince
Francis Of Teck, Lady de Grey. Baron
Bremen. the Austrian Ambassador; Mrs.
Jack Leslie and Prince I~ichtenstein. Mrs.
Andre is a sister OF Mrs. Chsuncey M.
Depew.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould gave a little
farewell dinner TO their two sons. Jay and
kingdom, who sailed to-day on the Ameri-
can Line steamer Philadelphia. Their
other guests we're Major Maitland kersey
and MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Cunsrd.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. A. Clark Of Chicago,
who were prominent entertainers during
| the horse show. have left Claridge's for
Broadstoirs, where they will join their
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Pyne Of New York
have arrived at Claridge's after a long
motor tour through England.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur lselin have arrived
at C~laridge's from Paris.
Alfred A. Pope Of Connecticut and a
large party will leave the Berkeley on
Monday for the Continent.
George A. Huhn and family OF New York
left to-day for Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Webb OF Balti-
more. with Mrs. John Gill. Jr.. and W. B.
Smoot have gone 20 Brussels. Thence they
will proceed up the Rhine.
AMERICAN Norrs.
The wedding 10 dav of II. F. Sea ger and
Miss Goodell at st. Martins Church was
followed by a quiet wedding breakfast at
the Carlton. at which Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.
| Goodell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Seager. the
parents OF the bride and bridegroom. were
| present. Mr.. JACQUES. the manager of
the Carlton, perpetrated mn amusing hoax.
When the wedding perty sat down they
found dainty menus with this unusual but
typical American meal: Eggs and bacon,
oornmeal mush, oatmeal mush, griddle
cakes, Vermont maple strip, tea, cofi ZEE.
cocoa"
Gen. Sharpe. l. s. A.. Is in I ondon in
vestigatine the British commissary depart
ment OF the army. He has exchanged cour-
tesy calls with War Secretary Haldane and
paid several visits Of inspection to the Army
Service depots. accompanied by Gen. Clay
tone. chief " the British Army Service
Corps. He has visited Woolwich, and IN
Monday will go to Aldershot. Next week
he will 60 to Paris. and after that will pay
a visit to Berlin to complete his invcstiga-
tons previous to returning to Washington.
Richard (roker's popularity in Ireland
IL growing atace. His latest move les
been to distribute his winnings on Orby in
| both the English and Irish perbys. valued
roughly ~ S35, 900. among charitable insti-
tutionS. A Kindly thing il told about him
in connection with the Dublin Hospital for
Incurabiee. IT, response TO an application
for a contribution toward disoharging u
debt OF 81 49,. which VAS burdeniug the in
stitution. Mr.. Croker sent his check for the
full AN
Blair Thaw a half brother Of Harry
Thaw. is staying at the Savoy. He 81 ent
the winter on the Riviera and lie m making
short motor trips through England. He
told the correspondent Of II Sun to-day
that he intends to remain abroad another
year. He does not desire to return to the
\ United States at the present time.
The hotels are still filed with Americans
and in the last few days there has been
little movement, few either going or COM
ing. At the Carlton are Judge William
Cohen. Louis sherry, Harold II. Swift,
Wellington Jones' and MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Scott Gerr!sh.
Those still at the Ritz are Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs, Adolphe Won
Andre, Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Lord and
Lady Yarmouth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Einstein. Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Drexel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Graves, Lady Allan tombstone and
Mrs. James w. Pinehof.
Al the Savoy are Simon Hartman. Pal
mer Morrison. @. NJ. A. Hewett, l.. A.
| Hermann, Z. r. johnson. q. N. Ostrander.