New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
AMERICANS THR0NG LONDON
New York People Prominent in
the Social Season.

London. July 6-The hotels Of London are
thronged with American tourists. whose
numbers are augmented by every incoming
Transatlantic liner and by arrivals from the
Continent.
J. J.. Morgan is occupying his house in
Princes Gate. W. He benefited greatly
by the cure" at Aix-lcs- lIains.
New Workers who are figuring prominent
ly In the London social season are Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Iselin, Dir. and Mrs. George
jay Gould and the Misses Edith and Gloria
Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Willard i. Straight,
who Will entertain at their newly taken
country place, Woodrow House. Bueklns-
hamshlre. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drex-
el jr., who are staying with Mr. and Mrs
Anthony Drexel at their home in Caven-
dish Square. W, and Mr.. and Mrs James
Parrish. jr.. who have taken a house at
Deauville.
other Americans in London are J. NJ
Bloch. Isaac y. Seligman. c. r. DAILY. vice
president OF the New York Central Rail-
road, and Mrs. Daily; William II. Newman,
also OF the New York Central. with his
family; William B. Joyce. president OF the
National Surety Company: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G.. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ken
nedy Tod. Professor III. n. MacCracken and
his wife. son and two daughters. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic f. Peabody, OF Troy,
y. Y.
Mrs. James Amory Moore, OF New York,
has leased for the season No. Il Cavendish
Place, w, where she will entertain extern
sively.
Mrs. Joseph stlckney. of New York. is at
he 10 ha I
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Marsh. OF New York.
who will be abroad until September. have
the Earl OF Lytton's place for house par
ties, and have taken summer place at
Beachwood. Nettlebed.
On their return from India Captain II. II.
Spender-Clay and his wife, who was Miss
Pauline Astor. received an enthusiastic re-
cepton at Tunbridse Wells, for which bor-
ough Captain SpenderClay is a Member OF
Parliament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mansfield Ogden. OF
New York, intend to make lengthy Con-
tlnental tour. After 0 cruise in the Medi-
terranean they will visit Italy and Swltzer-
land, and toward the end OF the summer
will arrive in London.
On his way from the Congo to New
York Bishop Walter r. Lambeth is making
a brief stay in London.
Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander and Mrs
Amory S. Carhart. OF New York. have ar
rived here. They will spend the summer in
Europe.
James e. Dunning. American Consul at
Havre, and Mrs. Dunning have arrived in
London from New York.
Recent arrivals at the Strand Palace
Hotel include Rear Admiral L. X. Moore,
L. 8. n.
New Workers at the Hotel Cecil are:
Adam Tone. Alfred G. Bernheimer Je-
rome G.. Bernheimer. Mr.. and Mrs Max
Buckner and family. j. Edourd, J. n.
Chaffee. s. II. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
p. Smith and family, Frederick L. Nathan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Thalheim, Max Hesselin. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter IL. Lebmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Adams. David j. Levy. l.. Laner
and Louis Kilmarx. Miss B. c. Russell
X. l.; John A. Eckert, Of Oyster Bay; Mr..
and Mrs. Ludwig Nissen and Harry IT.
Johnson, OF Brooklyn. and John A. Gibson
and c. J. II. Clark, Of Flmira, n. Y. also
are at the Cecil
At the Metropole are Mr.. and Mrs F. r.
Wickwire. w. Klnsman. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. D. Morgan Robert Burgess and Mr. and
Mrs. w. @. Walker. all Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hyde. OF Hartford.
Conn, have arrived here from Liverpool
where they spent few days at the Md
land Adelphi Hotel