The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-13
Fl ASHES PROM OLD WORLD

York, have left the Hotel Astoria for
Lucerne. Mrs. Floyd Crane he's deserted
Aix-les-Baines for switzerland.
Mrs. John Fitz-Randolph gave re-
ception the other evening for Mrs. p.
J. Sorg, Mrs.. Pierce Drouillard. and
Miss Groober. of New York, who Is
making q long stay here.
Motoring Attracts Thossands.
Motoring. always delightful on the
Frenchs roads, is in full swing again.
Among. Americans now INDUCING IN
this sport are d. Somers. who reported
from Tours; ]. F. Macarthur. whose
car was. lately heard Of at Bouiogne,
w. Gould-Brokaw. who has been stay
ing at Ebreux, and E. Clarence Jones.
last reported from Aix-laa-Bains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ryan. ME- W.
z. Corbett, and Mr.. Thorntoh have
left in an automobile Tor Switzerland.
Rear Admiral Richardson Clover. Mrs.
Clover, Miss Clover. and Miss Beatrice
Glover have Just motored over from
Boulogne to Paris. Dinard Is attract
ing many Americans this season.
Among them are Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Gilbert King. and
Miss Gwendolyn King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Roberts ana
Mr. and Mrs Henry Schoninger have
$1,000
NJ. and Mrs George A. Ferris, Thomas
Keu, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lidden Morton.
all of whom are at the Hotel Edouard
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wellman. the
Rev. and Mrs. Stevenson. and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Berg. Of Chicago. are al
the Majestic.
Mrs. W. b. Bourne. Of San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thorne King. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lenox Banks. Mr.. ana MRS.
Jacob Strube. of New York; Mrs. Phyl-
lis Robbins, and Miss Frances Horton
of Boston. are at the Crillon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Renswey AS
tor. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs; Inomas
w. Lamont, Mrs. Norman Williams,
and Miss Chase, Of New York, are at
ths Hotel Lotti.
FIFTEEN months after the motor ac-
cident in which a chauffeur employed
by w. X. Vanderbilt knocked down
a Paris policeman. the onender THIS
week was sentenced to eight days I'M
nrIsonment, while his victim was
awarded damages to the amount OF
81 900, for which Mr.. Vanderbilt Is heid
responsible.
Depew, IT., Buys House.
II is rumored that Chauncey NJ. Depew'
II has bought the handsome house In
The Rue Francois Premier occupied oy
the American Ambassador. and before
hin, in turn by Mr.. White and MT:
Bacon. It was hoped that the United
States would acquire this properly io'
a permanent home for the embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wellman VIII re-
turn TO their Paris home before pro,
ceediny to Trouville. where they VIII
entertain a party on their yacht Ora
Cassandra.
Mrs. Potter Palmer gave primary
dinner this week. Her guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Curtis. Miss Deacon, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Carroll. F. A. Brids-
man. the Grand Duchess Of Mecklenburs-
Schwerin, the 1nfanta Don Luis. Prince
Antoine d'Orleans, the Due and Duchess
de La Rouchefoucauld, Princess Guy DE
Faucigny-Lucinge. and the frihce anu
Princess Isenburg Birstein.
American visitors to Vichy include MIS-.
G. Kortwright. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. EDDY
Mrs. Abram Stern, John b. Stern, Proi'
and Mrs. b. Newton. Mrs. James q: Der
gen, Mrs. ]. F. Libbey, OF New orleans
John l.. Thorndyke and Miss Ahce
Thorndyke of Boston. and Mr.. ana MIS-.
Henry Stephens. Of Detroit
Thomas ]. Lamont, Mr.. and Mrs. John
King. of New York: Walter B. Hender-
son. Robert ]. Dunkle. and w. ~
punkle, of Boston, are at lie Touquet'
Miss Wilson Patterson. Miss L. Low
blackwell. of Baltimore. and John Carse'
of California, are at Dieppe.