New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-25

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numbers come the Russian families.
who spend a part Of the season here.
In September and October Spanish Wis
itors arrive TO spend a few days in
London and then go TO Scotland for
shooting.
The manager Of the Ritz says there
is every indication that the season in
London this year will be very good.
The Ritz is full and the Savoy could
let fifty more rooms If il had them.
Many grand opera artists are there,
and. as usual a great number Of Amer
leans and visitors from the Continent.
The Carlton reports that practically all
the suites are booked through June and
July, a majority by Americans, while
many among the Americans who are
most prominent socially have reserved
suites in the Berkeley and Claridges.
At Claridge's are Commodore and
Mrs. Elbridge T.. Gerry, who will leave
for the Continent on Monday. Mrs. Led
yard Blair. who went TO Paris on Mon
day. returned Thursday. and will re
main for the Derby. Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart Chatfield NATURALIZATION will
remain until May 3S. Mr. and Mrs.
int of fr0
-Nauheim ON Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Z. Holbrook and daughter who
have been motoring on the Continent,
arrived from Folkstone on Thursday.
Henry Russell. who remained a couple
Of days after landing, has gone 70
Paris Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Hazel and
Mrs. George Berwick will remain for
fortnight. Walter Winans has estab-
lished quarters here until after the
horse show.
In the Diplomatic Service.
Frederick Sterling. second secretary
Of the Embassy at ST. Petersburg, Is
spending a few days in Browns Hotel
before sailing.
Mrs. Frances c. Bassett, sister-in-law
of the American Minister to san SAL
vadcr. is at the Hotel Russell.
At the Carlton are Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert {. Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Macpherson and a. Roosevelt who ar
rived from Paris on Sunday and viii
remain over for the Derby. Rufus E.
Moore and son, from America, came on
Sunday, and also Mr. and Mrs Charles
Kohler and family, 10 remain for the
Derby and possibly the Ascot Mr..
and Mrs ogden Armour arrived from
Paris on Monday and will remain next
week. Miss Bartle is also in the party.
Mrs. John Stevenson and daughter and
Charles y. Sabin and family arrived on
Sunday, to remain fortnight. Richard
s. Hungeriord came from the Continent
on Monday. Mrs. a. W. Church and MISS
A. c. Anderson also arrived from the
Continent on Monday for short visit
Marie Corelh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Hayman and family, Mr. and Mrs. a
Bernhardt. Harry II. Myer and Mrs.
Walter Schiller all arrived Monday by
the Cedric. Edward f. Wise returned
from the Continent on Tuesday MI
and Mrs. 5. ". Enrich went 10 the
Continent on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schiff arrived
at the Ritz from the Continent on Mon
dav and will remain several weeks
Mrs. Lewis Treadwell and Mrs. SEQ
willie returned TO the Ritz from motor
trim on Wednesday. George Wander
biIt and family will return from Paris
next week, TO remain month. Adrian
Iselin and daughter. Louise lselin, nave
not signifed their intention Of leaving
and apparently intend TO remain for
some time.
At the Berkeley.
AT the Berkeley is Frederick Town
send Martin, who will remain Tor the
season. With Mrs. Bradley Martin,
now occupying a house in Chesterfield
Gardens, he will go to Balmacan in
August. Lord and Lady Craven Mrs
r. A. Ramsey, Mrs. 5. 5. Williams
Mrs. c. Andrews, the Misses Emma ana
y. L. Andrews and Mrs. J. Z. Ihaw'
who have been touring the Continent
together, came on Monday for ten
DAYS stay before sailing. John +.
MacGowan and family will leave on
Nav 81 and Philip Sears will sail on
Nav 81. L. j. Hasselin is going to the
Continent on Monday. Mrs. Frank b.
Wyborg and daughter will arrive on
Tuesday. TO remain indefinitely. DR..
George A. Taylor, with his mother
came on Sunday, to remain for the
Derby. w. Y. Hanson arrived on
Thursday from Scotland. George Hat
ton. II. II. Rowland and Arthur Heuh
arrived on Wednesday from the Cohu-
nent to remain some time
At the Piccadilly are Mr.. ana MIS-.
A. L. Moran, Mr.. ana Mrs' Dohaiu
Brian and Ralph Palmer OF Ne" 10TH,
ton