New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
Scotland and Dublin Horse
Shows Draw Many Visit
ors from England.
LITTLETON COMING BACK
Will Sail for Home Wednesday
George w. Perkins Also
Returning-Society on
the Continent.
rBy Cable to The Tribune. J

London. Aug. 30-Scotland, the Dublin
Horse Show and the Continental resorts
have all been magnets TO draw prominent
Americans away from London during the
last week. Most of the Americans here
now are people passing through. either
going 10 the Continent or going home. Cor
the first of September generally sees the
end of the influx from the other side. On
the whole. the English people say. there
are not so many Americans here this
year as last.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund l.. Bayies and
Charles Carroll have returned TO London
from the Continent, and have gone TO
Scotland. Mr.. and Mrs. Endeil Dough
erty are here from New York. Phlilp
Lydig has come back from Scotland and
gone to Paris. Mr.. and Mrs Isaac j..
Rice have left the Ritz and gone 10 Paris.
Henry Nice. Bangs and f. II. Green
arrived at the Berkeley last Monday. MI
and Mrs. John X. Bradley, son and
daughter, and Dr. Norton Downs are all
guests at that hotel. L. B. Preston, who
has been motoring In England, sailed on
the Mauretania to-day. Miss Francis Il.
White is now In London.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Quincy and
their sons have arrived from Paris. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Robinson are here for
a short time Miss Amy Lowell intends
10 sail next week. Philip Dexter left on
the Msuretania to-day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus H. Mccormick. G.. c. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. +. L. Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Ketterlnus, Judge Ferdinand Jelke and
Ferdinand Jelke. his son, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Livingston Fryer. and the Rev.
and Mrs. Cameron Davis are all guests
at Claridse's. Mr. and Mrs c. S. w.
Packard are In London for stay. arriv-
ing early this week.
Mrs Charles s. Steele and her dau5h-
ters came back from the country and
sailed to-day for home. Mr. and Mrs.
George W Perkins sailed on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner are enjoy
ing a pleasant visit TO London. Miss
Caroline Morgan and Mrs Junius S.
Morgan have come back from Germany
and France. Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Ames
will remain here for some time. Among
the guests al the Piccadllly are II. Carter
Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Howard Martin.
Mrs. Grant Spear and daughter and W.
II. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ed
gar Morris came up from the country TO
the Carlton. but have left again. Robert
b. Woodward automobiled to London for
day. but has gone back to the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. :. Cochrane. +. y.
Moore and DR.. W. y. Brnsmade have all
come to London from France. Robert
Goelet arrived on the Mauretania and
went 10 Paris on Thursday. Among tho
guests at the Savoy are G. VI. Mackellar.
George Gibbs. C. Bagden. James W.
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Baldwin, Mrs.
Edward Clark. Mrs. Francis Wharton and
Mrs. c.. NJ Newcomer. W. Carlyle Her
bert has left the Carlton and gone to
Paris with Major G.. T. Langhorne. Mr..
and Mrs ". II Wanamaker have taken
a house near Taplow. T. T. Shonts. Mrs
A. G. Thomas and her son, and Mrs.
Wheeler sailed on Wednesday. Charles
Stewart Dawson came here from the
country Thursday.
Martin Littl,ton will sail next Wednes-
day. Mrs Potter Palmer stopped at the
Ritz en- route for Scotland during tho
week. IA did Anthony J. DreXel and Mr.
and Mrs. William Salmon. Harry Payne
Whitney and party attended the first two
days of the racing meet at York. HIS
horses never won race. He remained
away Thursday and his horse. Harmoni
cum. with Martin up. beat the favorite.
with Danny Maher In the saddle. for the
Hardwood Stakes. Whitney has been at
the shooting box In Scotland. entertaining
friends Mrs. William Vanderbilt will re-
turn IN NewDort next month