New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
LONDON GALA DAYS
ALLURE AMERICANS
Visitors Enjoy Dofhng
Hats to Queen Mother
at Rose Festival.
FUTURIST COSTUMES
AT MIDNIGHT BALL
Ambassador Page Still Besieged
for Permits for MlsermS
Closed Owing to Militants.
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London. June aT.-With the last days
OF The London season at haHd con-
siderable number OF Americans hasg
arrived here. attracted by inc royGi
birthday celebrations. This gave ho'el'
mon and tradesmen cause for rel0lc-
inc, though the invasion was @ sno
duration. Americans we're interested
in the hag-bedeeked CITY |lth w
consequent reviewing Of the troops. ana
also in Alexandra Day, with IT'S Saie "
eight million roses, many OF Whleh
were bought and worn by Amerle,ihss.
Also. they enjoyed as keenly as thelr
British cousins dofing their mats 70
Queen Alexandra as she went through
the city. - n;din,,
Walter Winans's horses at the Viyin-
pia and At Richmond. captured i've
Guns. which are TO be taken 10 America
and insured for $1,000. g..
Some amusement was created III
American circles this week ABOUT d
commotion caused by five girls. uhde'
the chaperonage Of Miss Mary Bens0h'
president Of the Girls Friendly 80
ciety. The scarfs worn BY most %
Them were OF The suhragette colors'
md this proved highly diseoneert'hs
to the hotel manager, who toId mem
they must depart unless they were
taken of. Also, they couldn't VISIT %hy
historic shrines thus. decorated hIso'
they might bring trouble on thcn, p
selves. and conceivably might be at
tackled by rowdies.
Grosvenor Square Reception
While the futurist costumes at ne
midnight ball for the beneht OF the
blind on Thursday impressed amer.
cans. there was much disappointment
AT the banning Of the tango. ..,
Ambassador Page is still beslegeu
nv his countrymen for permits to enter
The National Galleries and other places
closed on account OF the 5uhragette
outrages. ILL
The Ambassador and Mrs. Page heid
a reception at their home, 6 Grosvenor
Square. on Thursday, which was
largely attended by the diplomatic
corns and Americans in London.
CAPTAIN Wood American military
a.tacbG in Madrid. is here from the
Continent; on leave. A..
Thomas F. Walsh. Of Washington;
Mrs. Julie Thompson, Of Philadelphia
from Paris: Colonel r. VI. Thompson
from Paris on Thursday; Mrs. Men
olas Longworth and Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Dougherty. nj.
At the Berkley-L. IreVis' OIL Th"s-
deIphia. from the Continent; r. A.
CaroIin who arrived from Paris on
Monday; II. A. Osborn, DR.. A. I. RAJ
ncr lieutenant Meyers, Dudley Nc
Oonald. who arrived by the Naterlanc;
Mr. and Mrs. &. b. smith, VINO al
rived by the Msuretania. and >. L.
Sheffield, who left for Parls on "eu'''
day, all of New York. ~.
At the Savoy-A. Baldwin sloane; t Il,
composer; c. 7. Newberry' MRS " M n
lam Stanley Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Wagner. Miss CLARA Davidson, =. -
PaTeons d. f. Talley. L. Belmont,
William Young, A. De Buys, the son. %
poser. with his daughter: Harry T..
Miller. MIR. and Mrs. J. p. Clark JuG.e
David Leyentritt. Nathan Berkan, NJ.
and Mrs. J. J. Shubert, Louis Mann,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Jolson. Melville
Ellis. D. c. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W Coz, Gilbert H. Montague. D. p.
Kinpsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Holmes and J. ". French, all of New
York
AT the Cecil. Fitzgibbon, Mr.. ard
Mrs. G.. B. Monal. Miss Mildred Du5)y,
Miss Priscilla Lockwood, Nelson -
wards. Carl Heller, Mr. and Mrs. W.
X. Ogden Sherwood, Mrs. j. F. Olm-
stead, J. II. and L. c. Roberts. Mrs
Spencer Lockwood and Alex X. Whl.a-
ker. all of New York.
At Charlottesville. and Mrs. h. -
Proctor. who arrived from Paris OIL
Sunday and who sailed on the I'M
perator; ". II. Goadby. Mrs. Eyerard
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Potter
Mr.. and Mrs. Percivsl Roberts, q,
Duveen. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Ledyard, all
arriving by the Mauretania; Phlllp
Dodge. L. J. Berwind, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Swan Frick and Mr.. and Mrs. L. N
Kendall.
At Buckland's- William II. Anderson,
Of Richmond, Va, and Harry TAI
madge. ~.
AZ the Carlton-R. II. Fleming
American Consul in Edinburgh; j. :,
Patterson, Of the University OF Penn
sylvania. who has arrived in London 10
prepare for the amateur athletic cham
pionship next month. and \. j. Car
nell, winner Of the 220-yard champion
ship in 1909.
/ At the Piccadilly-Felice Lyme and
her mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Justus
Rupert.