The sun., 1910-05-08
NEW YORK MONEY TO PARIS
MOST LIkELT RESULT o. THE
LONDON SEASON OF HOI RNING.

lndneements Had Been Held out 10 Get
NmcrIrans and Their POck etbasks 20
y the british capital fOr the SIMMER by
\ ODcnlng the Doors % society wider.
There never was time when tho death
of a British monarch would have greater
effect on the -oCial plans IT New Workers
than .hs haath Of Edward MI. has caused.
II il zaid to have been the late King =
desire to make the p-'s"nt season IN Ion
don more brilliant than any II lts prede-
ce-sors that led society 20 hold out the
welcoming hand % Americans with greater
warmth than over before last winter an
Ameri,an woman of title now living IN
England spCni several months IN New
York She wa- said to be- the amhassador
Of King Edward 10 assure Americans
who came to London tn spend their money
thsr-,hey would not lack the necessary
sncl,l recognition Maybe II was her sue
,s-s nr II may have been the growing ten
donry II New Yorkers to finish the New
York social season with two months IN
London that has led larger numher than
ever 10 take houses there Tor this year.
Il j. certain. however. that never IN any
previous season had - many we'll known
New Workers leased houses there and sup
pIied themselves with boNeS Tor the Cow
ent Garden season Ot opera.
The object of this lady's visit TO New
York WAS tn extend ths area from which
Americana we're to Inc drawn 10 contribute
O. London gayoty this year. II - no new
thing for New YorkeFs 20 spend a season
IN London in a rented house or AZ one ot
the sNnan-iye hotelz Whether or not
thi, purses" was aCCOmpli-hed by Ihe
lady. ylsit was not known, nut u - -etlleu
thai New NorkrrS were 10 play larger
,,art than ever before IN London soctotv.
American tourists are always -liticlenty
abundant IN london 10 contribute then
sharr nT suppoTt ~ the shops, hntei- anu
theatre Bnt th"-e narlcuEr purIoyur11
,f the objects that society dfmand~ had
I,asn nnVt,i.hlng during recent sea-nu-
Soufh African millionaire have been
tt,day a cloud Tor several summers, while
tho. irntn Australia have become 80
,.rl,,,atiyed IN london that they no
lcnger, fiIsl II necessary 90 plunge N
Fn8nri,l WY ~ % WAS ineyttahle ihat
tin. foreign hrillancy ut the lNhupn
saas-np -h,sild this year come from th'
American visitor ,L4
by no moan. arrived 90 the time ui tho
King. death huokng- Ver" - heavy
ip t,e h,t.al. that such places a. ~" hllH
Ii,r,d.r.,'- and tho nurt eXp'nsiy" ~ the
W,.t IuI ho-tslrieS wcrr ALREADY ratu--
ip- r,,u. tn nirp uut of Ten applicants.
ADonr tho New Norkers who hay" reC"ntlY
Gently arrived m london ar" Mr, oga"h
Mul- MIR Caycndi.h Bentinch. MrS
Thendnrr Hav"m"yer. Mr.. and Mr-. T., =
Ciark Nys Henry Carnegie phipp.. Mr.
ami Mr. .Io-enh l. Wid"n"r. Mr. James
Amcrr Moor. Mr.. frank J Markey,
vh, r,,ue frnn Parts to meet her hIi~-
bapd. Nr. Iamc- Henry Smith and Mr-
sand ! pierrou, Morgan - "yu"qt"d AZ
~ T,,d,n hYrIaa this Nssk while among
iho-a who ar announced A. IN" l.'-@e''s
~ 1rdon hpu-"- Tor th' two monlhr ~
the high a'a-on ar" Mrs.. WadpTi A-,,nT,;
Mr. Flhrldge ]. ''"rrl, VIZ. t"Nna' X1
Ksspc Mr. French NardeTniii, Mira.
NIlr-IC-sham Mr. i-"lin. Mr. George
Gc,IId Mrs IlarnuJ-N Ma"kay Mr., ShontS
NIr- pourI,. Wobin-uu. Mr- Potter
paIy.r NJ and Mr. ". * Vanderbilt
Nrs Ogdrn Goslst and Alr and Mr..
Usr-y pavne whitney Most " the-'
Wer. -lhsCrihar. IN boxes az a tov'nt
Garden -sa-on % opera.
Whothar W 0ot they an q - London.
now that the HlluAllNu o. ~ 'lN| ,'l'tl'f iAeE
not vet ~ ro,pr-a beon decided u was
sa,d YESTERDAY ~ IN" Office Il several
sfeam-hip limos that no passages had A.
vet t,ssrl surrendered ln any ua-a q v
pvohahls that any chang" IN the plans ot
,ho.o Arre-i,an- who Nglir' IN turnpean
s,r,sty will h- tp the advantage ot
Paris rstfrr th oi thi- country. Dian
Cour., The money ln-s - London will b"
gr0u 49,, ..-
-Tl" -ot tha' wa in the habit oi going
to I,.ndon for a." -o,lal season. said
opr II tho-a familiar with th"r usual
ynovern-nt, o. THF SrN reporter y"~t"r-
d7y. will not probably hay" any phrt'cu-
lar eject on Newport -Iu~" the season
.tber- IA. como Co ho -0 late that London
nlter iDtc-fnrcd with a. Ih"r" was al
vay., une Tor tho" whp wanted - get
~ Newport ~ r'.uru h"cau-" bv N"
fri IT August nothing ~ th" London
season remains Nov that newport
Raystv -aa, hs.- lls h"iEhi from N" la-t
,reak m August % 'h" first week ~ sep
tembcr London ha- not int"riered With
H. -itcCa-a it b. NOR" probable that most
- the American. who "sTeCt"d 20 ,t-nd
their tI,u7 m l0ndun will g. ~ Paris M
staad u i- certain that ieN n tl'm will
remain here a. thciv European trip. wher-
ever most ~ rhc tim" NAV bo spent. = an
essential dntai, - rh" social year to iho-"
Who have planned o. stay ln London this