New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-22
NEW WORKERS IN PARIS
Many at Leading Hotels, Despite
Riviera Attraction.
STUDENTS HE THEM HOME
Mrs. Ruth Bowles Baldwin,
Smith College Trustee, Enter
tanned in French Capital.

Paris. Dec. 13.-With Christmas so near
at hand there are now comparatively few
Americans travelling on the Continent.
In the Paris hotels there are still fair
number OF visitors from the United
States, New Workers. greatly predominant
ing. but by the end of the week the ma
jority OF these will have taken ship for
New York, en- route for their home towns.
During the last week many members or
the American colony. including con-
siderable number Of students from the
Latin Quarter have disappeared from
their usual haunts. or these some have
taken flight 10 the Riviera. others have
packed up for Switzerland. there 10 in
dulge themselves in winter sports; but
the larger proportion have sailed for the
United States, and will be with the folk
at home for the Christmas and New
Years celebrations
Among the New Workers who arrived
In Paris this week were Joseph A. Gar
giulo. Miss Gargiulo and Miss Valentine,
who came from London and viii remain
until early in the new year, making the
Hotel de Crillon their headquarters. Other
arrivals at the Hotel de Crillon during
the week include Mr.. and Mrs. j. RI.
Dearbergh. who have just concluded
tour OF Italy and will make but a brief
stay in Paris; Mrs. f. S. Cramer and
Miss NJ. Clarke, who came on from Lon
don for a few days; Captain Edward
Kingley and Miss Mabel Kingley, who
arrived from Biarritz John Brown Ger
IRISH, Harris D. Colt and son and =. Flood.
Nat.r
York, has left Paris for Monte Carlo,
where she will remain until the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HOLSTER. of Jer-
sey City, who nave just concluded a
trip through the Vosges have returned
TO Paris this week. and are also among
the guests at the Hotel de Crillon
At the Hotel Continental.
This weeks arrivals at the Hotel Con-
tinental. Paris, included Mr.. and Mrs.
Sundheim. Of New York. who are break
ing their journey 10 Nice with a fe'
days shopping and sight seeing here
George Bell, of New York, who came on
from Lausanne Louis Guthmann, OF New
York. who returned from Berlin; MIR. anf
Mrs. W. Nickels, and Miss +. Flynn. o.
New York. who have just returned from
London; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fructus, j. D
Schneider, Henry Croll J. McCallum.
Walter E. Edge, L. Lemeck, ]. Johnson,
II. d. Wyatt. J. Crisp, II. ]. Scales, j.
Engle, Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Pierce and 5.
c. Ward and family, all Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald w. Brown, OF New
York have just arrived from Vevey and
are al the Hotel Wagram.
D. Silva, of New York, has returned
from London. and is for a few days at
the Hotel Continental
Among the more notable arrivals IN
Paris during the week was that Of Mrs.
Ruth Bowles Baldwin. OF New York. trus-
tee of Smith College. She is making tho
Hotel Belmont her headquarters and is
being extensively entertained by mem
bers OF the American colony. Mrs. Bald
win is chairman OF a committee formed
to raise fund for the purpose of in
creasing the salaries of teachers so that
they may be enabled 10 live In style
BETTING the prestige Of Smith College.
DR.. and Mrs. Broadbert. Of New York,
after a short sojourn at the Hotel Cont
mental, left this week for Cannes.