The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-13

nisnt- among her guests were several
musician authors.
The Carlton Hotel has been the center
Of Gayetyi during the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt have been giving
several smart parties since their return
from trip to Paris, where ]. !. Water
bury has been entertaining many Anglo
American friends.
Newcomers include Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Weaver and Miss Weaver. from Paris:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernard. Mrs Stanley
Mccormick Mr.. and Mrs. James Dodson.
Mrs. w. W. Kimball and Mrs. A.
Weight. have gone by motor to Paris,
while Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walker. and Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Walker. have also left
for the Continent. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthany
and their son, left for Scotland.
Other arrivals include DR.. c. Yates
Ford. Mr. and Mrs. p. Francis, of Troy;
Dr. Newton NJ. Schaffer, OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Cockburn. Mr.
and Mrs. L. F. Worthy, Mrs. Graeme
Stewart and her daughter, Of Chicago
ard J. A. Hoagland.
Mrs. Draper Entertains.
At the Ritz Hotel there has been
much quiet entertaining. Mrs. William
Draper being the leading figure. Mr.
and Mrs. Livingstone r. Beekman gave
farewell " d ic"
friends before their departure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish have been doing
much to return the hospitality they have
enjoyed while Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Pierce have entertained hosts Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Depew arrived
early in the week. after a visit to Paris
to see their French relatives, five Of his
family having married into the French
nobility. Mr.. Depew says that as a
result of his experience. he believes that
the American idea Of French husbands
is erroneous. So far he has no reason
to believe them otherwise than the kind
est and most faithful of husbands.
Ebert H. Gary and his wife have set
tied down to a round of entertaining.
Judge William n. Cohen spent a couple
of nights here, and then left for Paris
Newcomers at the Berkeley include Mrs.
Catesby Jones, Mrs. John L. Anderson,
Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg. and Mr.. and Mrs.
August Belmont. Claridges has been dull
during the week.
Col. Harvey. who is spending most OF
his time playing golf, gave one or two
small dinner parties at the Hyde Park
Hotel r. J. Preston left for an auto
tour. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Sayward have
gone for a prolonged stay at Hindhead.
Mrs. Byam K. Stephens left for Paris
Mrs. Furnell has gone on a motor tour
in Holland and Germany.
Senator Tully has left for a tour In
France and Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Parks and family have returned from
Paris. Mrs. Tryphosa Bates Batcheller
has been working hard finishing her book
of travel in Spain. Queen Alexandra ac-
corded her an honor rarely given to an
American, receiving her this week in a
special audience. and presented her with
auto had Dhnfn In her finn
robes.
At the Savoy. registrations include
Howard Gould, who spent a couple Of
nights there before going to Paris; Earle
c. Anthony, of Los Angeles: Henry F.
HALEY, w. II. Davidge, Theodore l..
Hicks, and David W. Ross. all New
Workers: Garrett W. McEny. of San
1 rahcisco, and Prof. A. Albert Saate.
Washington arrivals include Mrs. r. C.
johnson. Mrs. Lloyd Brice, from Paris;
Wilson Barker, and Mrs. Lindsey Thomp-
son.
Other Americans in London.
At the Cecile. apart from the American
Agricultural Commission. have been
Judge John A. Bartite, of Rochester;
Howard Harrington. of New York; Mr..
and -.rs. Seymour Davis. of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crosby, of Boston
n IdNItnCt, Ol We" 1OFh,
Hamilton Patton, of Chicago; G. W. Adair
of Atlanta; Howard Wilson, of New
York, and D. c. Osborn, of Brooklyn.
Anthony Drexel has left for a yachting
trip to Russia Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Glasty, of Baltimore, have been
spending the week motoring in the coun-
try. Col. Samuel Hill has taken his fam
lily on an auto tour through England.
William de Huerthurn, of Washington,
after entertaining his old friend. Ambas-
sador Page, at dinner, left for Paris.