The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-10-05


staying at Browns Hotel before sailing
| for America
| Lady Paget has arranged to spend most
OF the autumn at her town house in Bel
( crave Square.
| Lady Cunard again has settled at
Newell Holt, near Market Marlborough,
after giving many parties in Venice.
Howard Martin Recovering.
One Of the events Of the winter will ~
the housewarming of Mrs John Ward.
whose mansion in Park Lane has under
gone great Improvement.
Howard Townsend Martin, who has
been at deaths door at his sister-in-law's
Scotch place, BaImacaan, is out OF dan
ger and is progressing toward health.
Martin caught cold while trout fishing
and pneumonia followed. He is a brother
Of Frederick Townsend and the late
! Bradley Martin.
Mrs. Cecil Bingham is on a round OF
visits in Invernesshire.
Howard Gould spent a couple Of DAYS
ia London this week, having come south
for a business conference with his
brother. George J. Gould; he returned 10
Scotland yesterday for the partridge
shooting. In a talk with the New York
american. Gould said the failure of the
corn crop in the Southwest would affect
some American railroads but neverthe-
less. he looked Cor a steady Improvement
IN business conditions generally.
Dinner by Mrs. ID. G. Reed.
The Duchess OF Marlborough. after g
short visit. during which she STAYED at
Sunderland Home. has gone to the Con-
tinent
Princess HatzfeIdt Cnee Huntington,
has returned from the Continent
MPz -
Eer party at the Carlton last night 10
Paris and London friends. The room
and tables were decorated with rare or
chids- They will sail for New York i'm
nediatsly.
Gen. Sir Alfred Codrington. with Mis-
Codrington, sailed on Thursday on the
Celtic for New York
Among prominent Americans registered
at the Carlton are J. Ogden Armour.
X Hanna, Of St. Louis. who has beer
shooting in Scotland: John Dupee ana
family, Of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Plgot. Of New York, who have been tour
ing Europe since last January, and Judge
Julius Mayer. with Ernest Mayer.
Among Americans staying at the Savoy
are Davis Elkins, OF New York, and
William n. Selig, of Chicago.
Many Mt Ritz Hotel.
~ bIe INilL motel are MI. ana Mrs.
Oscar Lewisohn. who are soon going TO
their new house at Newmarket for the
races.
Ambassador and Mrs. Willard also are
spending few days at the Ritz before
going to Spain, where he will take up
his duties.
Other well-knOwn Americans at the
Ritz are Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Eddy.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Duke
Ambassador and Mrs. Thomas J.
O'Brien have arrived from Rome and
are spending a few days at the Berkeley
Hotel before sailing for New York
At the same hotel is Arnold Bennett,
the well-knOwn writer, who has recently
returned from Paris
John l.. Cadwallader is staying at the
Bucklands. having returned from Scoc
land. but he sails for New York imme-
diately.
Mr.. and Mrs. GriswoId Thompson. who
were married recently. are en- route &c
New York. Mrs. Thompson was Miss
May Van Allen.
W. Bourke Cochran returned after a
four weeks motoring tour in ireland. ami
sailed for New York Thursday He re-
fused to discuss the political situation in
New York beyond saying that Mayor
Gaynor's death reduced the mayoraIty
campaign to a straight fight between
Mccall and Mitchell. but as to the win
ner he would make no prediction