The Washington herald., 1913-06-15
MRS. VANDERBILT
BACK In PARIS
Other Americans Take Resi-
dences In French
Capital.
JUDGE STUDIES METHODS
John d. Lawson viii Report on Couh
Procedure to Attorney General
MeReynolds.
JUDGE STUDIES METHODS
Special Cable to Ths Washington Herald.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
Paris, June 1I-Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt has returned to Paris from Ger.
many and Versailles and has settled
down with Princess Enberg Cnee Mason)
in apartments in the Hotel Astoria.
Among the most recent arrivals is Mrs.
James Brown Potter, who Is also at the
Astoria Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thibaud.
Of New York. are occupying their town
house in the Rue Spontini. before start
ing for their country house in Brittany.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Norton, Mrs
Frank L. Norton, and Miss Norton. OF
New York. have returned from a motor
ing tour in Egypt. Tunis, and Algeria
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaun Kelley, OF New
York. are the latest additions to the per-
manent Paris-American colony.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Crocker. OF New
York. have gone to Lucerne for the sea-
son.
The arrival of the Duchess de
Chaulmes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Shonts. of New York, immense
ly pleased her Paris friends She is ac-
companied by Miss Shonts, her sister.
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. of New York. has
Bois de Boulogne. Lady Charles Ross.
formerly Miss Patti Ellison, Of Ken
lucky, is spending a few weeks here.
Judge Makes Investigation.
The Paris-American Chamber of Com
merce announces that President Lowell,
of Harvard University, will be the chief
speaker at the Fourth of July banquet.
Invitations 10 a reception in honor of
President Lowell on July have been
sent out by James HaZen Hyde.
Among the fashionable events of the
week must be mentioned the marriage of
Mile. Claude de Kergolay, whose mother
is the Comtesse Jeane de Kergolay. for
merly Miss Carroll, and Comte Emanuel
de Castijae.
Prof. John d. Lawson, the American
Judge, editor of the American Law Re
view, has settled down for several
months in the Latin quarter to investi-
gate French judicial procedure. Judge
Lawson will make reports TO the At
torney General at Washington, the Amer
lean Bar Association and the American
Institute of Criminal Law and Crimi-
nology.
Mrs. Philip Van VoIkenburgh, of New
York has established herself in the Eau.
bourg St Germain and taken a beauti'
fully furnished house in the exclusive
Rue de Varenne. Mrs Van Volkenburgh
who was once known as the S0eo.e6
widow" is again being chaperoned by
Miss Fannie Reed. Her new house is
next door to the Austrian Embassy
formerly the residence of Baroness
SchiIIing Only a few Americans. among
them Mrs Peter Larsen, Of Chicago;
Mrs. ]. W. Stewart, Mrs Baxter Tevis,
and Mrs. Frederick Bell, OF New York.
have settled in what is still called The
Noble Faubourg.
Mrs. Anna Canover. for thirty years
resident of Paris, has just been made
an officer OF public instruction for her
efforts TO achieve what seemed impossi-
ble-the civilization of the Paris cat
drivers.
Bishop Thomas Kennedy. rector of the
American College in Rome, sailed hur-
riedly from Cherbourg in the Kaiser
Wilhelm II this week He had been
summoned home by his mothers Illness.
Mrs. c. Studebaker and the Misses
Studebaker are staying at the new Hotel
Plaza.
Mrs. Draper Colburn left this week for
America
The marriage Of Mai. Herbert Valen-
tine Ravens Croft, of Khartoum, and
Miss Helen MacLean. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James MacLean, OF New York.
took place on Thursday at the Church
of the Holy Trinity, at the Avenue de
rAIma- The only bridesmaid was Miss
Ethel MacLean, the brides sister. The
Infanta Eulalie, Donna Maria d'Annun-
zio Contesse de Clermont Tonnerre, Com
tesse de Bern. and NJ. Andre de Fou-
ouieres were among those present.
Gen. F. R. Halsey left Paris on a mo-
toring tour to Northern Germany.