New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08


London. Sept 7.-Ambassador ana
Mrs. Reid returned on Wednesday from
Harrogate. where they have been since
the end Of July.
The Bradley Martins have large
party at Balmacaan. in Inverness, IN
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin
the Earl and Countess Of Craven, Wis
count Ellington. Prince de Lucinge and
Comte de Kergolay.
While the Duke Of Roxburshe has
been visiting in Lancashire ana Perth
shire. grouse shooting. the duchess has
been entertaining at Floors Castle.
The duchess was one of the speakers at
the meeting this week At Brayton, Sir
Wilfred l.awson's place near Carlisle,
under the auspices OF the Liberal So
cial League.
The hotels are crowded with those
who have been spending some weeks
on the Continent and are now prepar-
ing for their westward flight.
Among Americans in London this
week are: At the Savoy Hotel--C. s.
Clark. II. W. Balk, Mrs Chester Dale,
George s Robinson, \. B. Jackson, H..
II. Rahmann. Mrs. George Rahmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Muchmore. ".
Hahne and family. Mr.. and Mrs. {. l..
Housman. G. W. Wright, Mrs. e. &.
Kline. II. Winebsugh. c. II. Raoul-
Dot oh A a
5. c. Pratt, c. 8. McVeigh, J. V.
Mathews. J. y. Strauss. Irwin Balm.
Mrs. J. II. Brooks, J.. Toro F. dc La
mamma. Miss X. NJ. Donohue, r.
Tombo Miss S Halpren, William 4.
Hall, Mrs F. s. Male, 4. NJ. Burbank
and George A. Hesrn.
Al the Hotel Cecil-Charles Lanier
F. c. Incher D. NJ. *. Williams A..
II. Browner, Harold Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Donald. X. d. Buck
nam. Mrs. Jennie W. Lewis Mrs. w.
3. Sharpe George Schulman. ". II.
Todd Miss Clara Conner. Miss Anna
Brady. Mrs. NJ. =. Eddy, Miss r. v.
Eddy and Herberta Wise.
Al the Carlton Hotel-William NJ.
Rogovine and the Misses J. Helson and
a. l.. Greene from the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Plat are returr-
ing from Paris, also Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Peck and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Cairns, who have been motoring on The
Continent.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis J. Pooler hav =
returned from two thousand mile
automobile tour of Europe.
Mrs. J. f. Fisher, son and daughter
from Paris. are AT the Ritz Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs VI. +. Ceilings and Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kahn went &c Paris
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A Ault are here
from the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Marsh have re-
turned from their summer residence
in Scotland.
Daniel Guggenheim. Mrs. Elmer Black
and daughter, Edmond Potter. r. L..
Benson. l. c. Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. G. Reid. Otto Carmichael. Mrs
Samuel Cntcrmyer and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hastings have returned from
Scotland.
Among the departures, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Clark will go TO the coun-
try. Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Muhlfeldt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. McKinnon and Colonel
ha a ~
Thursday. At Claridge's Hotel are
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mason and daugh-
tiers, back from Paris. Justice and
Mrs. Pendleton are leaving for New
York on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Potter. Mrs
Robert Brock and family and Mr.. ana
Mrs. George WorthingIon are back
from Switzerland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon King
have returned from motor trip In
England, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul !.
Healy from Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.. Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. y. NJ. Sands sailed for Amer
lea Tuesday.
At the Berkeley are Miss NJ. Hanna,
Mrs. T.. LCunsberry and Mitchell Har
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Neukirch have
returned from Scotland.
Leading Hotels Full.
The invasion Of London by American
holiday tourists returning from Europe
and the Near East continues una bat
ed. The leading hotels here are large
~ subsisting through the dog days on
American patronage. Enforced pa
tronage it is really, for tourists are
finding the greatest difficulty in Sc