The Washington herald., 1913-06-15
AMERICANS FILL
London Hotels
Annual Invasion Is On, and
British Bonifaces Rub
Hands and Rejoice.
CAPITAL FOLKS ABROAD
Former Senator Watson, Representa-
tive Slemp, Gen. Miles, and
Others in Metropolis.
special Cable to The Washington Herald.

the most money at their stalls at the
brilliant Noahs Ark bazaar in aid of
a London hospital this week, were all
Americans They were Mrs. Lewis Har-
court, nee Barnes; Lady Henry, nee
Lewiston, and Princess Hatzfeldt, nee
Huntington. Mrs. Samuel Untermeyer,
who recently arrived from New York.
is staying at Claridge's Hotel. H. K.
Bloodgood, Of New York. one of the
Judges at the International Horse Show,
will remain in London for the rest Of the
season, and in the fall proposes to go to
Scotland for grouse shooting.
Danny Maher, the American Jockey,
has just purchased the country house.
The Elms, with a farm, about nine miles
from Nottingham. He is breeding pedi-
greed cattle and already has carried OF
first prizes at local cattle show.
Newboroughs in New Home.
Lady Marlborough is now installed for
the rest of the season at her new house
at No. SO Park Lane. Her mother, Mrs.
Carr, of Louisville, KY, is staying with
her. Lady Newborough's sister is Mrs.
Cecil Bingham. who has also received a
visit from her mother.
Miss Maxine Elliott, who has taken a
country house a little way out of town,
is giving a series of very smart weekend
parties. She has become an expert tennis
player.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, who was one of
the most beautifully dressed women at
the great Versailles ball, is giving a
large dinner party and musicale next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt will be here until August, when they
go to Newport. They constantly enter
tain both at Brighton and London.
Mrs. Henry Seligman gave an at home
THURSDAY at Claridgeis Hotel. Mrs.
Oliver, Of Louisville, is at her home in
Curzon Street, Mayfair
James Hazen Hyde is expected in Lon
don next week for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neukirch, of
New York, have taken a fat in Mon
tagu Mansion, Baker Street, for the sea-
son.
Many Americans Entertain.
During the last week the Ritz Hotel
has been the center of American enter
tainments. Mrs. w. B. Leeds, Mrs.
William Draper, and Mrs. Sam New
house entertained on a fairly lavish
scale.
Those coming and going at the Ritz
this week included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lamontaine and Mrs. W. Payne Thomp-
son, who returned from a short stay in
Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
and are now entertaining many Anglo
American friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Whelan have re-
turned. after few days in the country,
and expect to remain for the rest of the
season.
Countess Anton Sigray arrived this
week from Budapest. She expects to
be in London several weeks.
Mrs Charles L. Alexander brought her
Do he Iat
ter's presentation at CO Irt, returning the
next day. while Mrs. and Miss White
ridge, accompanied by Miss Greenough,
came from Barley-End Tring, where
they have been staying for Miss White
ridges court presentation, remaining a
few days in London.
Arrivals at the Ritz.
New York arrivals at the Hotel Ritz
have been Philip Lehman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs Jules
Bache, Alexander Smith Cochrane, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Dreicher and party, Mrs.
and Miss NJ. Merriman, Gen. and Mrs.
Winslow
The Carlton Hotel also had a busy
social week. Rudolf Spreckels and his
son, who have been motoring in the
southern counties of England, are ex-
pected to return to the Carlton in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lauder, who trav~
eled by automobile house to Scotland, |
expect to return to London in time for |
the Ascot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Morgan, with their |
three sons, arrived from Paris, having |
had quite a sightseeing time before re-
turning.
Mrs. Charles E. Heyman has departed |
for the Continent. |
A number of Americans arrived at the |
Carlton this week from Paris, including |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Knapp, J. Odgen |
Armour. and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip J. |
Goodheart.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Sabin and |
family and Mrs. Walter Shiffer left for
the Continent.
Americans mt the Carlton.
The Cartons New York arrivals in
clude ]. Oppenheim, Mrs. Huntley Cor
don, c.. S. Hirst. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Harden. Mrs. Charles McManus, and
Francis L. Kohlnan.
At Claridge'~ J. d. Van Allen arrived
from Paris, and Cyrus Mccormick, from
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. OH. Pitney, with fam
lily, left this week for Ireland.
. Col. Fearing has gone to Paris.
Gen. Lloyd Tryce came to London for
thu Pilgrim dinner, returning next day.
Lady Decies, nee Gould, is staying here
several weeks. Senator Clarence Way
land Watson of West Virginia. Judge
Mayo and Representative Slemp Of Vir-
sinir, form a vacation party which is
spending most Of its time in automobile
trips.
DR.. George Taylor, with his mother,
Mrs. Sinclair, have left the Berkeley for
Paris.
Irvine K. Taylor is leaving for New
York while Lennox Banks has arrived
from New York, leaving Immediately for
the Carlton. -.-.
Thatcler Adams has returned after a
stay in Scotland.
Crawford Hill sailed on board the I'm
perator after a short stay. ii
g. Nelson A. Miles is spending a
quiet time at the Berkeley.
Cutting Enjoys Town.
r. Fulton Cutting spent few days at
Hotel after a prolonged auto
mobile tour of Spain. Mr.. Cutting said
he had never had more enjoyable trip
N country which is almost an unknown
and. t.
Pierre Lorillard also spent few days
At Buckland's before leaving for Paris.
At the Hyde Park Hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Riddell Robinson, who arrived I
after a long Continental stay, and Mr.. /