The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
j. A. FARRELL LEAVES
LONDON FOR AMERICA
Interest Of Europeans in Pan
anna Fair Pleases Steel
Corporations Head.
MR.. PAGE HAS BUSY WEEK
Ambassador Attends Functions
Almost Daily-Lady Alfred
Paget's Funeral.
MR.. PAGE HAS BUSY WEEK
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Speciai cable Despafch 10 TIT srS.
Is LONDON. May e.--James A. Farrell.
. president of the American Steel Corpora
ton. sailed for home on the Mauretanla
to-day. He Is anxious to get back to
attend the national convention on foreign
. trade at Washington, which will open
. shortly.
Mr.. Farrell said he was delighted TO
find in Europe that n number OF manu-
, facturers OF various nationalities will ex-
hibit at the Panama-Pacinc exposition
even though their Governments do not Of
hciaiiy participate in tho show.
Mr.. Page. the American Ambassador
had the busiest week socially since he
has been here. on Monday night. ac-
companied by Mrs Page and their
daughter. no attended tho ball given by
Lord Curzon Of kedleston for the intro
duction to society OF his daughter, Lady
Mary Irene. On Tuesday night he at
tended the dinner OF the Royal Literary
Fund. where he made speech on the
lack OF appreciation of literary work
The next evening he attended the dinner
Of the Artists General Benevolent Asso-
citation. On Thursday the Ambassador
and Mrs Page attended tho ceremony
oe the opening by the King and Queen Of
the new wing Of the British Museum On
Friday he dined with the English Asso-
citation and ne wound up the week by
attending the State banquet at Bucking-
ham Palace tonight.
Among the Americans registered at the
Ritz during the week were ]. Miller
Cowden. who II trying to arrange for
polo team to 60 to San Francisco during
the Panama Pacific Exposition: Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Pruck. Mrs r. A. Barrows
Of Los Angeles. Egerton Winthrop. Mrs
Pembroke Jones, Mrs. II. NJ Fiagler and
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Scarborough.
Charles Deering and ex-Police Commits
sioner Rhinelander Waldo and Mrs. Waldo
Of New York have gone to Paris.
Americans Mt the Berkeley include W.
c. Warren and daughter OF Boston and
Robert Stevens.
Mrs Leggett we'll known American
hostess. gave dance at her residencs In
burton street on Thursday In honor Of
her daughter There was dinner TO
forty guests before the dance.
Among the guests were the American
Ambassador and Mrs. Page Cora Count
ess OF STAFFORD. formerly Mrs. Colgate Of
New York. and Viscount and Lady Maid.
stone. nee Margaretta Drexel OF Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Leggett wore q black char
meuse dress with ropes OF pearl. Her
daughter was in white tulle and lace.
The funeral of Lady Alfred Paget. wife
Of Vice-Admiral Sir Alfred Paget. who
was naval attache at Washington som ,
at Hampton on-Thames The death of
Lady paget will put several families in
mourning for the season. Among the
mourners were Lieut. Gen. Biz Arthur
Stevens of New York: the Hon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Almeric Paget. nee Pauline Whitney
Of New York. and the Duchess Of Albany.
Queen Mother Alexandra sent a wreath.
Among the Americans who arrived At
Clar,dge's during the week were Mrs r.
Fr q a
who came here from Spain. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Duveen.
Charles b. Squire. q former New York
insurance broker, and Mrs Squire have
taken a house In London for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Garrett arrived
from Paris and are at the Carlton They
are searching for house for the season.
Other arrivals In London during the
week were Mrs. Bradley Martin and Mr.
end Mrs. Guggenheim and their daugh-
ter Eleanor. who are searching for a
house In Park lana Mrs. Page. wife OF
the American Ambassador. Will present
Miss Guggenheim at the June court. The
Duke Of Manchester and the Duchess. for
merly Miss Helena Zimmerman OF Cincin-
natl the Earl Of Craven and the Countess
formerly Miss Correlia Martin OF New
York. and the Duke Of Roxburghs and
returned to London from the Riviera.
Lord Leith OF Fyvis and Lady Le!th.
formerly Miss Mary January OF st. Louis.
have taken the house At - Hill street.
whore Colonel. Mrs. and Miss Burn will
b with them for the season
Quite . number Of Americans sailed for
homo during the week. Among those
booked ON the Kronprinzessin Cecilte were
sx-C3oy. and Mrs Alva Adams Of Colo.
RADIO, Dr.. Peter y. WyckOn and Mrs
Wyckoff Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Whitney Of New York. Oliver Ames
and Miss Alice Ames Of Boston. Mrs +.
R White and Louis Baer.