The Washington times., 1912-08-02
Miss Maud Russell Everett to Wed
E. Raymond Bossange, of New York
Many Americans
Still in London

Though the END OF the season Ia at
hand, there Is no appreciable sign of
any diminution Of the influx of Ameri-
can visitors to London. In fact, this
week there are apparently more Ameri-
cans in London that at any period since
the beginning of the summer. This Is
to be accounted for by the fact that in
addition to those passengers Of incoming
liners who are making the English me-
tropois their first holiday ground, there
Is steady flow Of arrivals from the
Continent who are winding up their
European tour and spending few days
here before departing. from English
ports for America.
There are few social events of i'm
portance fixed for this week. The
principal one of interest to Americans
is Mrs. whitelaw Reid's dance at Dor
chester House on Friday. which is pre-
ceded by a dinner at which a host of
well-known Americans win be enter
tanned. Probably this will be- the last
entertainment that Mrs. whitelaw Reid
will give at Dorchester House.
| Much regret is expressed that this is
likely to prove true, for few embassies
have provided more delightful functions
| than the American embassy during
Whitelaw Reds tenure of office. The
American Ambassador and Mrs. Reid
have greatly endeared themselves to a
large circle Of acquaintances, and II fs
acknowledged that all their receptions
have been carried out in a princely
fashion. 1t Is stated here that IL Mr..
| Taft is reelected President Edward I.
delphia partner, Will succeed Whitelaw
| Reid as ambassador to the court of st.
James. Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury, who
are now travelling on the Continent,
made large number Of friends In Lon
! don during their recent visit.
Among the Americans recently arrived
| from New York who intend to remain
In London till the end of July Is Capt.
Duncan j. Major, jr, U. 8. A., OF Wash
ington, who arrived at Plymouth on the
Berlin and travelled direct to London.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Rowland Chase,
| OF Washington, are enjoying the social
gayeties of the London season. They
Miss Ella N. Post, of Washington. is
spending the closing days of the Lon
| Among the latest arrivals at the Ho-
| tel Cecilia, Paris, were Mrs. F. L. Free
man and Miss l.. b. Francis, Of WASH
| ington.
Yulee Men, Of Washington. % Who i viii
! be abroad through the greater part Of
the summer, we're this week among
the guests at the Hotel Dysart, Paris.
|
| will depart for a sojourn at one of the
| fashionable spas.
While making a round Of the attrac-
tions of Paris, Miss S. Mackall, of
Washington. is among the guests at the
Hotel Cecilia.
Mrs. j. {. Nourse, of Washington,
was among the arrivals this week at
the Hotel de rAthenee. Paris.
Mrs. Beckwith and Miss Clara Dilman
and Miss McCabe. of Washington, have
made the Hotel dIena their headquar-
tiers during their pleasure-seeking stay
In Paris
Mrs. X. T. Holbrook. of Washington,
Is staying at the Percy Hotel. Paris.
while making a round of the shops and
lattractions.
iMr. and Mrs. Mackerbath
! Are Visiting at Etretat.
Mrs. and Miss Mackerbath, OF Wash
ington, are making a sojourn at Etretat
They are staying at the Golf Hotel dLs
Roches Blanches, where Mrs. Wallace
Neff and Miss Nancy Neff. of Washing.
ton, ara expected to arrive shortly.
In the course of an automobile tour
of the Continent, Mr.. and Mrs. Ricl
ardson, OF Washington, have arrived a.
the Grand Hotel Brasseur. Luxem-
bourg.
There has been an unusually large in
1ux of Americans into Lucerne durinl
the past week. Splendid weather pre-
walls, and the visitors are enjoying
very gay season. Recent arrivals in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Halloci
and Miss Lydia ]. Rodman, of Wash
inston.
! In the course of a tour through tn,
picturesque scenery OF Holland. the Rev
Joseph and Mrs. Kelly, Of Washington
were last week at Brack's Doelen Hotel
, Amsterdam.
In the course of their holiday maxim,
tour of the Continent Admiral and Mrs
Ta ,l,t IT,. .&1..
have arrived at Rotterdam from Ant
werp. They will spend most of the re
mainder Of the month visiting places o
picturesque interest in the Netherlands
I who is touring the beauty spots o
Holland. was recently among the guest
2 at the Hotel des Indes The Hague.
[ The season Is in full swing at tn
pretty German watering place of Ian
genschwalbach. where this year. man.
( Americans are making holiday Mrs
5 Norman Williams and Miss Richmond
t Of washington, are at the Hotel Allie
/ seal.
Among the fashionable American
just now at the Esplanade Hotel, Ber
4 lin. is Mrs. Reynolds Hit, of Washing
i. ton.
Visitors to Homberg are enjoying
: season Of considerable gayety. All tn
:. hotels have a large proportion o
Q Americans among their guests Mis-
O Gladys Mum and Gurnee Mum, o
e Washington, have arrived at Ritter
5 Park Hotel to join their mother, who l
i taking the cure"
a Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Fischer. of Wash
2 lngton, have just arrived at Ritter
:. Park Hotel, Homberg.
n Mr. and Mrs. Willis ]. Abbott O
Washington, in the course of a Eur
A opean tour which will embrace visits t
q Switzerland, Italy and France, made
! brief stay recently in Genoa. ..-.
. Miss Amalia Bentz, of Washington
| xyhn xxyiII ha oh he an
= of August was among the recent Wis
itors to Genoa,