New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
DAILY FESTIVITIES
ENESVEN CARLSBAD
Rain InterfereS with Con-
cours Hippique-Qaulity
of Horses Good.

Carlsbad. Judy -. The Concours
Hippioue. which came to an end on
SUNDAY. was unfortuntely attended by
bad weather except on this day. The
attendance IN consequence was poor,
which is the more to be regretted, IN
asmuch as the performance OF many
al The COMPETITORS was most mertorl-
ors. though ,thc quality of horse flesh,
with the exception of one or two Eng
li.h bred horses. was not OF the mgh-
est. The majority of the competitors
were. OF course, Austrian oihcers, ana
their riding called forth the admlra-
fop OF the large and fashionable as
-scmbly or the MeierhOten race course
on Sunday. Only one slight accldenI
uarred the aftefnoon's proceedings
md considering the rather formidaole
iulnps FL may be said that TINS was
scrv fortunate. Some very handsome
and valuable prizes were ohered DY
the town.
Tho festivities arc now very nu-
rncrous and varied, and almost daily
here - something new. On TUESDAY
e. cbildrens' fete was held az the
..Uelepenhof." when most Of the young
stcrs appeared in different DISCUSSES
the American Consul's little daugn-
ter was a success in the part OF
"sbfraccffc." and was the object OF
considerable attention on the part OF
confetti bomb throwers. The "Bauern-
sebrScl - the fabulous end mythical
beast which is supposed TO have DC
,.,,,rk n r,ost OF the cattle in the ~
rol district recently, appeared IN me
.piJo of p bear with donkey TAN
r,,,l,ternstic az the "Schrcck' and the
..Ratlern." also appeared. Young IN
dIaoF were 10 be seen tomahaw KING
I,icEreftes and lovely little Columblnes
Nth cold blOoded heartlessness. ana
altogether the affair went win
great swing. az. uoor
The tennis tournament TINS year
his brought together a NUMBER Oh
,,eqv good players. including the e4uei
Kioinschroth. Kurt Bergmann, hInIel'
Kurt Won Wesley, kerting, inc nun-
rariai champion; the barens Morpu I.-
70 and KellermaRags among Ine laI5
competitors are MllsE Anlende' Mascni
ks. Bamberger, Aa3sc ssnieh 1i.V
Farth. Up till sgT We tPNi iSiii g.
has been attendtS VS. very i'"'
weather. 49,, Cop-
- - been transferred to Prague
&, srd Mrs. Hoover have made them
I've very popular here, and their
fdcnsrtnre nest month is looked Ior-
,,.srd 10 with regret by their numer.
,,s friends. Mrs. Charles wright, OF
,5i1sdelphia. regular and wen
- visitor TO Karlsbad, gave a tea
.ar,c on Monday at the Jagerhaus 10
ia aRrunnenmadchen" Of Karlsbad.
M iris al the various springs
- themselves very popular by
;s GOOD temper and happy ways
~ Charles Wright is TO be con
.,,Ieted on having had the haPpy
e. 81 making them some return IoI
,ge. eood nature. Mrs. NrighI
o.,o numbered some 100, so thSi
~ entertainment was no siiiaii
me me latest arrivals at the savoy
Testend Hotel, in CerlsDao' m
b,de SIR. and Mrs. >. ~. nv
Mr. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Oe0tE e.
8rownell. Mr.. and Mrs. .; n. W.
ip. New York; Frau Dr. ferhh9lS''
gerlln: Mrs Fini Ruppreeht' Lohuon
SIR. and Mrs. q. Blumenthai, mi' M ~
aiss WUmot Grant PIERCE, MIS- >.
re.otde 4 W. c. Reynolds, Frank A,
~. 49,, Mrs. j. b. Hartman ana
harles B. Beach, New York.
Dresden, July 22.-The following
Americans are at the Hotel Bellevue
NJ and Mrs. Franklin Raymond,
pa'too. Miss Edith Powell and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Peel,lingtC91n, =, Ls snd Mis,
sdoio Ravson. Boston; Miss Laura
Iseidsvin Mrs. Mary Porter, Miss jessie
Wright and Mrs ES Ss Bo cisTt' M Sa@
re 4 ie'l Csesard and family, Grand Rap
AZ Mel; Otto Reimer, New YORK
Mrs +. Wilson, Mr. @eCalmOnS v, and mr.
~ ~ Wy and Mrs. Edward Green,
:, ' iouis; Mrs. Joseph iieatheote'
Franklin Mr. and Mr.. Herbert ,ser re- cG aSp
2, :. sw ~ Or 9is,o. A. Grunsfeld and family
AZ, n,s Charles Kaiser and fam
siy. Mr.. and Mrs. neyne%~an nam Mr'
asd Mrs. 9. Jacob s,l Ne csi sora; Mr. Mr..
" Mrs y seibold, Washington, ana
81 and M,s. Joseph Richmond. Boston