The Washington herald., 1910-07-24
AMERICANS IN SWITZERLAND
Kermit Roosevelt May Visit Pro-
posed Swiss National Park.
Interesting News of what Tourists
Are Doing in the Land of
the Alps.

Lucerne. July 23.-ThOugh foAmer Pres
ident Roosevelts European engage
me7ts prevented him from-visiting Swift
zerland, his stirring letter to the pres
ident Of the Swiss confederst ton. recent
" made public. shows how thoroughly
he appreciates Swiss democracy. That
he would like TO visit our mountains is
evident and he may yet do so. Ills son,
Kermit, is returning to Europe and ex-
poets to make an extended hunting trip
in the Alps in September. and may visit
the region Of the proposed Swiss National
Park, in the Grisons.
The President OF the Argentine Repub-
lie, Jose Figuera Alcorta, has again
taken up his residence at the Tivoli, for
the season, and will be present at the
race meeting, which Is, this season, to
be especially interesting
Miss Mary Garrett. who is the head of
that splendid Institution for training
children born deaf, which she founded
at Philadelphia. has returned here for
an extended visit.
The Right Rev Vincent Wehrle. of
richardson. n. Oak, L. S A., who has
been elected bishop of the new diocese
of Bismarck, in the same State. went to
America from Einsiedein. He entered the
monastery in 1919, and was ordained in
1882. Soon after going 10 America as a
missionary he founded the priory OF
Devils Lake in the diocese of the Right
Rev. Bishop Stanley, In North Dakota.
and was then sent to Richardson and
established the monastery of which he
was made the first abbot in 1904
Among the first people TO arrive. in a
carriage, over the Grimsel and Furka
passes this year at Interlaken. were
Mr. r e Anderson and family. Ia
coma. Wash. who are touring Europe.
They report having enjoyed the trip i'm
menseiy.
It will interest many Americans to
known that in Grindelyald. in the Ber-
nese Oberlan1. are found among the Wis
itors many followers of Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy, who regularly hold a Christian
Science service every Sunday.
Among Americans reported from vari-
Gus points in Switzerland are. the fol-
lowing
From Boston, at Lucerne. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Glidden.
From Baltimore. at Interlaken, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Muller. old visitors.
From Chicago, at Lueerne, Mrs. J. J.
Borland and niece; at Interlaken, Mr..
and Mrs. c. K. Warren; at Zernatt,
Mrs l. B. McCrossan.
From Minneapolis. at Lucerne, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ". Currier
From New York, at Interlaken. Dir.
C. E. Schaff. vice president of the New
York Central Lines West of Buffalo and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gray, Mr..
and Mrs Milton Robins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nase. Mr.. and Mrs Abraham NJ Stein.
with maid; Master Stein and the Misses
Stein and Mrs. Stems sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charles 5. Renswart, Mrs. Gilbert
Smith. DR. S. E. Siwely and daughters:
at Grindelwald-Mr. and Mrs. Zlba K.
HGraham; at Luoerne, Mrs. and Miss
Reynolds Adriance; Mrs. Hays. DR..
O'Hagan. Mr.. and Mrs. Lovekin. Mr.. G.
P. Herrick. Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Eman-
uel Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6. Ever. sA1TS B.
F. Refs. Miss S. L. Jackson. Mrs. Hun
ter, Mr. Roland Hunter, Mr. J c. Black
man. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Carter. Dir.
and Mrs. J. b Chafee, Mr.. and Mrs "
siideII. Miss Schnell.
From Philadelphia. at Zermatt. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Voorhees,. Mr. and
Mrs E. w Mandusur. Mr. J. H Bob
len and family: at Interlsken. Miss A. NJ.
Patten and Miss N. ]. Teeside. Mr.. and
Mrs. p L. Spalding and chauffeur.