New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
BERLIN A MECCA
FOR new WORKERS
Marcus Daily Ends Stay at
Embassy and Visits
Countess Sigray.
THEODORE SPlERING
TO CONDUCT CONCERTS
Edgar StiIlman Kelley Will Be
Entertained at Large
Reception.
ny Cahle TO The Tribune ]

by Cable to The Tribune
Berlin. May 23.-The American colony
grows larger every day with the arrival
of temporary members. AS usual
Americans are pouring in every week.
Marcus DAILY. brother of Mrs James w.
Gerard, the wife of the ambassador. who
has been visiting at the embassy, has
gone TO visit his other sister, the
Countess Sigray. Of Austria and will sail
Thursday on the Imperator for America
New Workers due to arrive on the Inn
perator include Joseph Clendenin. F.
Forschess, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Heller and
Leopold Calm. All have made reserva-
tons at the Hotel Esplanade.
Mrs Anna b. McElwee departed to-day
to Join her son and daughter. Or. and
Mrs Thomas Mcfarland. Of New YORK.
who will arrive on the Carpathia at
Genoa. The party will come to Berlin
by slow stages. by way OF Trieste
Venice. Boulogna and Munich.
Franz Rummeless. of New York, VINO
has been the guest of Mrs. McElwee. In
terrupted his visit TO take flying trip 10
Wiesbaden, accompanying Misses Caro-
line De Forest and Mary Calender, OF
New York. They have been at the Adlon'
having arrived from Paris. Mrs. Berthoiu
Israel. one Of the foremost hostesses OF
Berlin's Ango-American colony de-
parted Wednesday for Lyndhurst' south
England. for short stay
State Senator Campbell. the Maryland
commissioner to the Panama Exposition,
arrived in Berlin. with j. Goodman boyu
and John J. Hanson, of Baltimore. from
LeIpsic. The party started wednesday
for Baltimore.
Theodore Spiering, conductor OF the Ne"
York philharmonic Orchestra, has again
been engaged to conduct the Berlin Phl'-
harmonic Orchestra. Several concerts
will be given next season.
Mr.. Spiering was away this "eeh III
Essen. attending the annual Herinan
tonkunstlerfest, at which some important
new musical works will be produced.
Dinners to Kelley.
Edgar Stillman Kelley. the American
comnoser. who is spending few weehs
in Germany, returned from toui VI
I,eipsic, Munich and Dresden.
A large reception VIII he he'o no
Thursday evening at the American WIN
ems Club in honor Of Mr.. keiieS' MI =
George II. Watson. wife OF the America.
ao,,ist IN the Kaiserin and the sister OF
william sherwood, the American pianist
will entertain at dinner party on oa.ui
dav in honor of Mr.. Kelley. MI anu 'ii
Hamilton Webster, of Newport. arrived at
tho Adlon from Vienna, via Dresden III an
automobile They expect TO make an eN-
tended stay in Berlin.
C. II. Ruddock, of New forA' ia'"e'
of Albert Billings Ruddock. OF the en-
hossv staff. has arrived in Berlin anu 10
now AZ the Adlon. Mr.. Albert n'iiiis'
Ruddock and his wife went 10 hah'Du's
20 moot father and escort him to Berlin
Chicago Banker Visitor
rar.rd A Leicht, a Chicago pdhAe''
and his wife, are spending a COUPE u
weeks AT the Adlon. Before coihihs nei'
,hoy y,eited the famous Bohemian water
&C.,, ,laces The Leichts have been riucii
ne a,nod nv Berlin friends. among
them Ludwig Fulda' ,,,s.
n,bar Americans at tne huiVh
pog,n.ldsD. Smith, Charles +. bingham
90 = Newman, all of New YORK; MI
ana Mrs Fred Satterlee and MISS fI"r-
80 catterlee. of ST. Louis; +. A. Did-
,,,ord and James D. Brown. ooth "i w"
york. at the Bristol are Charies oi,e,
Burger and Miss Ethel Mehde''
o,hor New Workers stopping az tae
Kaiserhof are J.. Freitel ana w,
Teaele d. II. Agram, OF Ne" ioih' 10
now at the Esplanade' .,
German veterinary scientists are az
ready making preparations for the recep-
t,on Of a party of distinguished American
authorities who are coming TO "crnnaH'
o,ter the Veterinary Congress III Luna IA
this summer. The party Is under Tue
c;ceronage of DR.. Eighhorn, OF the DC
,,a-,ment of Animal HusbandTy. Ills
German colleagues are delighted TO learn
,hat DIR. John Mohler. the noted Aihrrl-
con veterinary authority, will accompany
49, nartv II will include DR.. Dalrympis'
=, louisiana. and Dr. Marshall. presidehI
=, tho American Veterinary Medicai ~
.ociation. The American VeterlharleS CA
....oasaa n desire to see the famous Ger
, serum manufacturing depots III
n~aaaar and Frankfort. 1t Is planned 70
oacort them to Leipsic and HANOVER
n,here notable veterinary high schools are
situated.