Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
FEW FROM j. 8.
IN PARIS At TER
ANNUAL EXODUS
Mrs, W, B. Leeds, However, Still
Is Giving Dinners, MusicaIes
and Soirees to Nobility.
BY c. E. BERTElLl.
cnhIa 70 Ihe a rnArlnan


PARIS, Nov. 1.-You could almost
count the American visitors now in
Paris on the fingers Of your two
hands said a well known hotel man
ager to-day. This was after the
trains had left St. Lazare bearing the
TWO last Contingents to Cherbourg to
board the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
and the Oceanic.
ord Wilson and Mrs. Wilson Joined
the German boat They have been
spending four months in motor tour
Of Northern Italy, Switzerland, Ger
MANY and France. Mr.. Wilson said:
81 haven't the slightest apprehension
about the future financial situation In
America I think the country is in
the dark concerning the Mexican con-
ditions and the meaning of President
Wilson'S policy"
Charles Dalmores sailed on the
Kaiser Wilhelm to begin his eighth
season in opera in the United States.
He said he expected to return to Eu-
rope by the end of March to sing in
The new opera at Hamburg in Wag-
merriam roles. Lucrezia Bort and Italo
CristalH Of the Metropolitan Opera,
also sailed.
snow hatred OF fucTtd.
arge number Of distinguished
Cubans, among whom were Martinez
Otez, Minister of the republic to
Paris. and Miguel Gomez, son Of the
* president of Cuba, were at the
ship to say farewell to Crestes Fer
rari ex-speaker of the Cuban con-
gress. and his wife and daughter.
A large party of Mexicans, residents
Of Yucatan, are returning by the
Oceanic. AlvereZ Caseres SON n-law
Of Serapio Rendon, who was sone or
ne deputies shot by order Of Presi-
dent Huerta in Mexico City, told me
there was no prospect of any revolu-
rionary movement in his State, al
though the people are greatly exas-
perated against the dictatorship.
I'VE think Huerta himself should
be put to DEATH" said he. "Ameri-
cans are not hated in Yucatan.
There are several large American en-
terprises near our home and they are
always favorably regarded. We are
convinced that President Wilson
means well in his attitude toward
Mexico
Wilson Policy Approved.
]. Santos Velaga, a Nicaraguan, re-
turning to his country after four
wears absence in Spain, approved
President "y:,so:::'r policy concerning
Latin American countries. and said
This was the sentiment among most
Nicaraguans in Europe.
Mrs w. Is. Leeds is busy at the Ritz
giving dinners, musicales and soirees
10 the Russian, French and American
aristocracy. She had the tenor Mura-
otore Mr.. H. B. Chenar and Franck
NonVecsey supply the music after
dinner the other evening when her
guests were the Grand Duke and
Duchess Vladimir, the Grand Dukes
Cyril and Paul Dimitri, the Countess
Hohenfelsen, Prince Christopher. OF
Greece; Isvolsk, the Russian Ambas-
sador; Aga Khan, Princess DeSanfas-
tino, Miss Yznaga, Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
die, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr Prin-
'eSs Gamarine, Count Jean Castellane,
Count Joseph Gontaut Biron, Baron
Benckendorff, Count Helie Talleyrand
Perigord Francis DelCroisset and
Anthony DreXel.
Mrs Philip NJ. Lying has arrived
with party of friends from Frank
fort where she has been staying for
TWO months past. Mrs. James Henry
Smith has gone from the Ritz to Sig
maringen. where she will meet King
Manuel and his bride. Mrs. Ira Mel
son Norris has left Muerice for hol-
ldav among the Italian lakes.
Mrs, Storey podees Nine. Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Storey are
staying In Paris. They suTnmered at
their Villa Vallinbrosa. Mr.. Storey
spent some time there, avoiding
'ontre'emps, which was threatened by
the fact that his villa adjoins that OF
friend OF a former wife, Emma
tames. When Nine. Eames, now
Nine. Gorgoza was a resident OF val
anbroSa, the august host had a road
especially built through the garden 50
she might enter and leave without
coming face to face with Mrs. Storey.
Colonel William Hammond, of San
francisco, arrived In his auto at Grill
lon from Biarritz and sailed for New
York. The Countess Sarah Spottts-
wood Mackin has returned from Nichi
Where she passed most Of the sum-
MGR
Prince and Princess Arthur Of Con-
hau@hi, after a weeks honeymooning
IN Paris left Thursday FOR RiarritZ.