The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
'AMERICAS QUIT
PARJSFOR SPAS
Most of the Tourists Leave
for Other Fields at Close
of Season.
CROWD COUNTRY VILLAS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
and Daughter. Miss Julia. Are
Still in Capital.
CROWD COUNTRY VILLAS
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Paris, July L-After the whirlwind of
| the Grande ISemaine, closing with the
Grand Prix. Americans hsv. ~ow gone TO
the country or to the German spas for
the cure, prior to the Deauville and Trou-
Vile fortnight. The westward now OF
| the tide Of transatlantic travel also has
set in though the men who returned to
New York this week are principally those
who came over for the Johnson-Moran
nght and the Grand. Prix
Capt. Phillip NJ. Lydig, of New York,
Is expected here within a few days to
join his wife, who has been in Paris for
several months. Mrs George NJ. Post, jr.,
her son, Percy Post. and her daughter.
Miss May Post. of New York, are staying
here for a fortnight and will then 90 TO
Switzerland to pass the remainder Of the
summer.
on for switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Disston. OF Phila-
delphia, are seeing the sights of Paris
prior to an automobile trip through Ger
many and Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert A Jackson and Mrs. William c.
Bullitt, her son. William Bullitt; Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Kendrick third. and Mrs.
Edmund Mccullough are among the Phil
adelphians now here. All are going TO
Switzerland next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Florence Fox are now at
Wiesbaden and are later going to AK
les Bains. where they will be Joined by
Mrs and Miss Brice. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Stotesbury have
gone to Bad Nauheim. Mrs. George d.
widener and her son George c. widener,
jr.. have arrived in Paris from Carlsbad,
where the former took the cure.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, of New York and
Newport. has left to pass the month in
Switzerland. whittier DR.. Moddy, OF New
York. one of the delegates to the med
ical congress at London, also has gone in
an automobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Untermeyer have gone to Marienbad for
the cure. DR.. and Mrs. Preston Satter-
white have Just arrived and will start
next week on an automobile trip through
Central Europe.
Jack Barrymore Is spending a few
weeks in Paris as also are Mr.. and Mrs
George Won L. Meyer and their daugh-
ter. Miss Julia Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs, OF
leave for America. Mrs. Raj Par and
Mrs. Donald Swan of the same city have
gone to Baden Baden. While they were
here Mrs. Florence Key, OF Baltimore.
gave a luncheon in their honor.
Leave on Auto Tour.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. Gray Bolton and
Miss Anna Bolton, of Philadelphia, have
gone to Vichy TO spend the month. Mr..
and Mrs. Mortimer SchifT and family have
gone to Carlsbad. They will return 10
Paris at the end of August Mrs. Willie
Wallace Gooch. after q long stay at tthe
Hotel Astoria left on an auto tour of the
chateauX district. Before her departure
she entertained 100 friends.
Lee Shubert is at the Elysee Palace
looking around for suitable French plays
for the United States Fred Bezner. vice
president of the Hudson Automobile
Company, is making an automobile tour
of Europe with his wife. Mrs. Seymour
W. Strauss and two daughters left Paris
on a tour of Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Corey last
week entertained the Princess Alexander
Dolgorouki at their Chateau Villegenis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs John r. DrexeI are the only prom
inent Americans entertaining in Paris
this week.
Princess Miskinoff, better known as
Mrs Jack Gouraud, gave a lively party
this week. Her husband has forbidden
the Egyptian desert fete wherewith she |
planned to startle Paris, and in connec- |
ton wherewith she went to the desert |
to get a realistic setting at the peril of |
her own life. The crocodiles she brought |
here have been given to the local zoo.