The Washington herald., 1914-06-28
VISITING Swarm
CROWDSLONDON
Pressure Has Never Before
Been So Great, Say Hotel
Managers.
AMERICANS In EVIDENCE
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Goes Soon
to Paris-Social Celebnties
Arrive Each Day.
AMERICANS IN EVIDENCE
,eciai Clhie 70 me Washington Herald.

Special Cahie 10 The Washington Herald
London. June N.-Vast though the ac-
commodation OF London Is for the visi-
tors who crowd to it from all countries
OF the world. there is hardly room left
for the employees in the hotels. London
Is full.
A canvass at hotels made today
showed that, according TO the managers,
the pressure has never been so great. The
swarm Of visitors has overwhelmed
them.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Is spending q
few days with a friend. the Hon. Mrs.
John Ward. nee Reid, at Dudley House.
Park Lane. She expects to go to Paris
next week.
PuIitzer. af the RItz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer are among
the weeks arrivals at the Ritz Hotel.
where they win remain until the end of
next week. After a trip to Paris they
will start on a two-months motor ride
through Europe. returning to Cherbourg
In time to catch the steamer sailing Sep
tember L
Martin vogel, Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States. registered at the
Savoy Hotel. where he will stay until his
forthcoming marriage to Mrs. Albert
Lewisohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis cass Ledyard re-
Gently arrived from New York, and are
spending a few days at Claridge's be-
fore going to the Continent.
John ]. Sinclair. of New York, who has
spent the summer here for many years,
arrived this week at the Carlton. Among
the well-known arrivals at the Ritz
Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
who are doing a lot Of motoring They
are later going to the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Guggenheim re-
turned TO town today from the country,
where they went for the Ascot races.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Moore will sail !
by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore. As usual, |
Mr.. Moore managed to annex the lions |
share OF prizes both at the International |
and the Richmond horse shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bradley, of Bos- |
ton. are staying at Claridge's. the for
mer devoting much time to- coaching.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L Taylor. of New
York, the parents OF Mrs. Grahame-
White, wife OF the famous aviator. reg
istered at Claridge's.
Numerous Other Arrivals.
Mrs. and Miss Fletcher Ryer have ar
rived from Paris for the remainder Of
the season.
Commodore and Mrs. EIbridge T. II
Gerry and family arrived from Paris to l
spend a few days here before their re-
turn to New York.
Col. George Fearing. after a few days 1
here, has gone TO Paris. u
]. c. Patterson. of the University Of
arrived this week to take
part in amateur athletic championships
which occur shortly. He has entered for
he 100 and 20 yards sprints. N. J. Cart
nell, who won the 20 in 1903. is also here.
Felice Lyme, the American prima
ionna who made a sensational debut
iere during Oscar Hammerstein's ven
ure. is spending a few days with her
mother. She was billed to sing at a con-
ert in Albert Hall Sunday. but owing to
cold had to cancel the engagement At
he last minute.
A party comprising Senator FrawIey.
Nathan Burkan, and Senator Foley ar
ived this week at the Savoy from New
fork. and left yesterday for Paris to at
end the Johnson-Moran fight. This
vent is responsible for many departures
'arisward during the last day or two.
.mong others who have gone are George
'onsidine. William A. Brady, Louis
fann, and ]. J. Shubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Cox, Of New
-ork. registered at the Savoy. They
TiIl stay in London for several weeks,
nu Inen pfODdDly make motor Ir1p
trough France.
Among the recent arrivals at the
berkeley Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
ieukirk. of New York.
VIII Go TO the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Swan Frick, Of New
ork, arrived at Claridge's. having I
rossed on the Vaterland. They are stay {
lg two weeks and then go to the Con- e
nent
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. among the I
Itest arrivals at the Ritz, expects TO be n
ere for some time. c
@. w. Stewart. musical director OF the
anama Exposition, who has been here 7
nee early in June, Is making musical \
for the exhibition. He left v
day for Paris, Berlin. and Rome. He c
Cpects to return to London in Septem- /
er. He says he is not ready to make i
efnite/ announcement of his plans. but a
is rumored that among other engage n
ents Mr.. Stewart has secured the IA
Ious Grenadiers Band for San Fran