New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
10Y RIDERS ARE ABROAD.
Unusual Number of American
Cars Seen on Continent.
SIGHTSEERS IN LONDON
Invasion from This Country
Growing-Prominent Folk
Visiting Europe.
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London, Aug. 23.-The middle OF Au-
gust sees the American invasion grow
ing larger. The ancient world still
seems a playground for visitors from
overseas, and Kalamazoo. Mich; Tue
son, Ariz. Butte, Mont; bangor, Ne,
and even South Bend, Ind, are repre-
sented daily at Westminster Abbey
the Tower Of London and the fictitious
"Old Curiosity SHOP" in Portugal
street.
Many American automobiles are seen
in the London streets, their compare
lively narrow tread and high set bodies
easily distinguishing them from the
low-hung, powerful British cars. with
their wide, roomy tonneaus. a grel.
many Americans are motoring in Eng
land and Ireland this summer, anu
perhaps one third of the visitors own
ing cars take them across the Channel
and continue their mad joy ride
through the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould, who ale
here from New York, have been joined
| oy George Jay. jr., and Kingdom Gould,
from Paris. Philip Dodge and his
daughter have left Claridges Hotel.
Harry Payne Whitney. w. =. Thomr-
son. Louis Thompson, Yale Dolan and
d. =. Sage have all arrived on the I'm
Ierator, and are going tomorrow to
Hollwick Teesdale. Yorkshire, for
the shooting. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
l.. Rice, TIE latter so well known Us
the president Of the Anti-Noise So
ciety, are with their daughters at the
Ritz. Mr.. and Mrs Mcneil Rode
valid have left the Ritz. Robert Leon
ard Ives has gone to Paris, as have
Lloyd Griscom, Mr. and Mrs. f. G
Eberhardt and Mrs. Helen White.
William Penn Cresson second secre-
tary of the American Embassy, left on
Wednesday for South America. He
has been ordered to the American Lee
cation at Ecuador. Commander Noble,
Frederick Townsend Martin and Har-
old Vanderbilt have all returned TO
the Berkeley from the Continent. Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Whelan and George
Whelan have sailed on the Imperator.
Henry Morgenthau and Frederic
CORTLAND Penfleld. two new additions
70 the American diplomatic service,
have been in London for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele and their
daughters, Nancy and Kathryne, are at
Claridge's. Mrs. Ogden Goelet Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Mcklm and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Wood are guests at the
same hotel.
Bishop Francis Key Brooke sailed
Yesterday George Tyler, who has been
at Evian les Bains. sailed to-day for
home. on La Provence. Among the
guests at the Cecil are Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. r. Crawford and family and
Otis De Bell. Of New York. Michael ].
Dwyer. of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown Scott, Of Washington, are
at the Metropole. Mr.. Scott is secre-
tary OF the Carnegie Peace Fund. Mrs.
James Henry Smith has returned from
Paris.
John B. Stanchfeld was at the Savoy
for q few days, and among the other
guests there are Mrs G.. =. Smart,
inh Mt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Woolworth sailed
on the Imperator. Il. Cudahy has gone
to the country. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt came here from their yacht,
the North Star. and have gone to Scot
land. Eric Dahlgren is here for short
time. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Endicott
have gone 10 the country.
Victor Lawson, of Chicago. who ar