New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
LONDON AT ITS SUNN|EST
List of New Workers Seen at the
Horse Show a Long One.
WALTER W!NANS, ABSENTEE
Has Many Entries at Olympia
but Is Himself at the Olympic
Games, Stockholm.

London. June 22-It Is indeed joyous
June in London. AS a natural reaction
following Coronation summer, when 80
many persons, fearing London would be
overcrowded, made the Continent their
chief holiday ground, the English >apltal
has come into her own again. Prosperity
is in the air: shopkeepers declare that the
season is the best they have known for ten
years and theatres and entertainments or
all kinds are drawing crowded houses
every night The failure Of the threatened
general strike of transport workers and
the diminution, temporarily at least OF
trade unrest are undoubtedly great factors
in the sudden change from slackncss TO
prosperity. Other factors may be sum
married. thus The presence Of the King
in London. the expiration of court mourn
Ing, Ascot, the international Horse Show.
the 'varsities vacation and the holding Of
many congresses.
Among the visitors there IS very
marked predominance of Americans, many
Of whom. finding predictions of dull sea-
son falsifed, have cone on from Paris and
the Continent, or changed their plans OF
a Continental holiday in favor of pro-
longed stay in London.
Americans figured prominently at Ascot.
Many we'll known New Workers were
among the house parties which hosts and
Lostosscs in the Ascot and Windsor dis
tricts made up to drive 10 and from the
course every day. while others who are
making London hotels their headquarters
motored from town TO the races every
morning. The automobile brings Ascot very
near to London, and there were few outside
the patrons Of the "aeaper Enclosures who
used the train to get to the royal meeting
At the Horse Show.
Among the New Workers who were in
London during Ascot week. to be num-
hercd also among the visitors 10 the Inter-
national Horse Show. were Charles Burn
ham Squires. who is staying at Claridge's
Mathew White. jr., Mrs. J. p. Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Beebc. George 4.
Wright, Charles Klein. the playwright;
Mrs +. Crusel and Miss VI. Crusel, Stanley
\ Rose. Orlando Daily and Mr.. and Mrs
Ross W David and Miss VI. l.. David: also
Miss Darcmus, ~ Montclair. y. J.; Peter
Mccarthy. Of Troy, y. Y; Or. Florence j..
stanton. OF Utica, y Y; John 4. Stanton
and Henry y Cunning. OF Albany.
Though no easy thing to achieve, IT Is
nevertheless a fact that the 1911 record Of
the International Horse Show was sur
passed by this seasons event Walter
Winans. though an ahsoutc" from the show
owing 10 an engagement at Stockholm,
whore he VIII captain a shooting team at
the Olympic games IS represented by sew
oral OF hts finest horses Though the first
week Of the horse show fortnight cashed
WIKI The Ascot meeting. all records for at
tendance went by tho board. OF tho host
of Americans in London during June there
were few who wero not among the specta-
tors Of the coaching Marathon and some
at least Of the displays at the Olympia
Among the many well known New York
! ors who were rsitors 20 the horse show
were Mr. and Mrs Albert Lehman, Henry
! Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knapp. r. T.
7 Flretman. Mr.. and Mrs +. ". Wanis,
! F W. Lipmann, Mrs. =. :. Hagomcyer,
( Mr. and Mrs Edward ". Kupfer. William
| \ ApplcthwaIto. .. A Buck, Mrs. J. y.
! Teal r. X. Tauska. - T. Schmidt Mr..
! and Mrs Ruthven Pratt Mrs MacNeaEh,
| r. MscVoagh. Mrs Samuel J. SeliSman
and daughter George Z. chamberlain, Mr..
/ and Mrs J Z Amldon Mrs. ". r. Shell
/ don. Mss W Harmon. Mr. and Mrs.
James Miller, j. G. Bernneimcr, 4. CT
! Beruholmcr. II r. HardnEs p r Sher-
man and Miss Lily Logan.
! Among the latest arrivals at London S
/ chief hotels are Mr. and Mrs. William d.
/ D.tton. Mrs Franklin Brooks, Dr. Russell
! l.. cecil. \. J. Doty. Mrs. w r. Coc and
/ family. Fred Foyl" Nugent Mr. and Mrs.
J. " Waterhy Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Pey-
/ ton and Mrs. Henry Wehrlane. all Of New
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