New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
AMERICANS IN LONDON
Hotels Reaping a Harvest from
Those HomeWard Bound.
NOTABLE PERSONS THERE
MANY New Workers Among
Travellers Who Are Besieging
the Steamship Offices.
[By Gable to The Tribune.l

London, Sept. 14.-The hotels are still
reapipg a prolific financial harvest
from homeward bound Americans, ana
shipping offices continue TO be besieged
by transatlantic travellers.
Many prominent Americans reg
istered at the Ritz Hotel this week, IN
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould.
Mr.. Gould has since gone to Paris with
BENJAMIN VI. Coll. Others are Mr.. ana
Mrs. James a. Burden, who have been
grouse shooting in Scotland and are re-
turning there; Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight n.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w y. Stewart, r..
w. Sheldon, who returned from Paris:
Dir. and Mrs. Payne Whitney, Louis
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry San
ford. j. l.. Buck, Mrs. George Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs George Baker and Mrs.
Bakers sisters, Miss St. George; Mrs.
Robert Thorne Thorp and Miss Mar
garet Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Newhouse. who returned from a shoot
ing trip in Scotland: MIR. and Mrs. Al
len and family, Mrs. W 6. Bay,ies and
Mrs. Eleanor Black, her daughter, who
are going TO Geneva; Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Bush, Otto Carmichael. Yale
Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Duval who have been
here attending the Tobin-Parrott we'd
ding this week; Mr. and Mrs. r. T..
Johnston. Mrs. H. MacCormick, Eu-
gene ONeill, Joseph Rathbone. Howard
Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. -. X. Reid and
party and II. c. Stebbins.
At the Berkeley Hotel registrations
include W. =. Hardenburgh, Mrs. Eu-
gene Phlbin, J. Hadden, who has gone
to the Continent: Charles VI. Oerlchs,
l.. X. Wimerding. who will return 10
New York at the end OF the month;
Mrs. Lucien Wulsten and son, from
Paris: Mrs. Frederick Bronson, from
the Continent. and Arthur GoOdhart.
Lord and Lady Camoys have come
from their country house to Claridge's
Hotel. where American visitors are
DevcreuN Million. Jr.. Payne Thompson.
who has been I'm Scotland shooting, and
his wife, from Paris; Mr.. and Mrs X.
Allen. from Scotland; Count and Coun-
toss do La Greje and the countess's sis
ters. the Misses Steel. from Inverness;
Charles Smile, W. Brooks from New
York. who has joined his wife and
daughter: Mrs. Morton Patton. from
the Continent. and Harry Russell. Of
the Boston opera House. who Is here
arranging for new productions in Bos-
ton.
Miss Mary Garrett and Miss $.
Ackers who have been stopping at the
Carleton Hotel have left Tor New
York.
Newcomers are Mrs. K. Campbell
Adams. from Alx-les- Bains, Mrs. Page
and daughter. Mrs Riley, from Carls-
bad; +. H. Molitcr, j. l.. Lor"e, Her
man Frasch. Henry Wilton, from the
Continent; Mrs. Thomas +. GIiroy, \.
VI. Stewart and II. c. Louis.
Departures FOR New York include Mr.
and Mrs \. A. Augustus and son, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Il. Meaghcr and family
Mr.. and Mrs g. j. Singer, Mr.. and Mrs
c. ). Plat, Russell Palmer and Mrs. j.
L. Fisher son and daughter.
At the Hotel Cecil are Henry II. Will
Jams. Mrs. II. II. Chambers Ronald
Chambers. David T.. Hickey, Lowell
Brentano, Mrs. NJ. T.. Street, Miss NJ.
B. Macue. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. K. Case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton :, We'll. Miss
Heathfeld. Mrs. Max Oscher, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. VI. Oscher, j. Merritt Leach. \.
Schneider, S Schneider, l.. Vaughan
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Lyon, DR..
and Mrs Harold II. MiXsell, W. H.
Todd, Mrs. Conner and Miss \. Brady,
who left for America on Friday; Miss
Lillian g. Lavorde. Mrs. Rose Ludwig
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam c. Davis, all OF New York.