The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Large Number of
Americans Visit
German Cities
Many Tourists at Baden
Baden, Nuremberg, Weis-
baden and Berlin.
Special CerresDomds~cs to THx NEW YonK
HuRALD.
New York Herald Bureau.

Spscsoy Correspondents to TEE NEW Yoix
HulALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. July 20.
The busy round of sporting events for
the week at Baden-Baden will culminate
In the automobile tournament under the
auspices of the Baden and Rheinish Au-
tomobile Club. The trophy. the Robert
Batschar cup. will assemble q large
number Of gentlemen drivers. among
them the winner of last year.
Social life has been exceptionally at
tractive about Baden-Baden during the
last few days. Mrs. Clara Sielken-
Schwarz, who has recently returned from
America with her husband. Joseph
Schwarz, the singer, is among the lead
ers of the present activity. The farm
Mariahalden, in the vicinity of Baden
Baden. where Mr.. Schwarz resides. Is
center especially for Americans living
here.
Recent American visitors to Baden
Baden include Mr.. and Mrs. N. Dysart
OF st. Louis, Mrs. Selma X. Joseph of
New York, Mrs. E. Baddeby and Mrs.
Marie Fay Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Meyers OF Detroit, Mr.. Charles
Palmer of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Schwente of Santiago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Levin of New Haven Mrs.
Helene Best and Miss Martha Best OF
Milwaukee, Mrs. Mildred Oppenheimer
Of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth
Wiesecke of Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs Ben
jamin Beckmann Of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicolaus Sruss Of Cincinnati. Mr..
d. H. Seiferth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Seiferth Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burbridge Of Denver and Mr..
Philip G. Gossler of New York.
There were also Mr.. Charles w. Fay,
Mr.. Noel Sullivan and Mr.. James Phelen
of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Morti-
mer Stiefel of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kempert and Mr.. julius Mayer
Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mu-
selius Of New York. Mr.. Joseph Israel
Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Mortimer
Bernstein Of New York, Mrs. George
Cohn Of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Bulke of Chicago. Mr.. Joseph l.
Prayer. Mr. Benjamin M. Kayser, Mr..
Morris S. Schlesinger, Mrs. Pauline Ad-
Ter and Mrs. J. A. Evenidge of New
York, Mrs. c. P. Libby and Louisa L.
Barrows Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
.sey Malone Of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Court of Washington and Mr..
Louis Fischer. Mr.. Marian Fischer, Mrs.
r., G. Bryson and Mr.. Morris Schnit-
man Of New York.
Reception in Berlin.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Marley
Fotheringham Hay gave a reception at
their residence in Tiergarten Strasse in
honor of Nine. Niessen-Stone, formerly
Of the Metropolitan Opera Company Of
New York, who has just returned to take
up her residence in Berlin. Nine. Stone
introduced a aumber Of her artist pupils.
including Nine. McCreery- -Herzog, Mile.
Senderowna, Miss Doris Freemorgan and
Miss Florence Turitz.
Among the guests were Commodore
and Mrs. A. v. Wadhams, Judge w. II.
Wadhams, Commander and Mrs. Lands
down, DIR. and Mrs Welde, Baron and
Baroness Won Maltzahn. his Excellency
DR.. and Mrs. Rosen, his Excellency the
Hungarian Minister, his Excellency DR..
and Mrs. Won Moslitz. Mrs. Ellen Won
Eiemens, Countess Cassato. Count and
Countess Bethusy- HuclS. Mrs. Margaret
Ross and Mrs. Hermance Woln.
Many of the Americans who arrived
this week at Cuxhaven on the Resolute
OF the United American Lines have
reached Berlin from where they will go
TO various points in Germany. Among
those arriving were DR.. II. J. Boldt Of
New York. going to Carlsbad Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Buchanan of New York.
who will remain In Berlin Mr.. IL v.
Eckardt, Brooklyn. importer; DR.. and
MIS- NuSldV VI. lSC0 VI kNeW. 1 OTks
Harold B. and Mr.. Nathaniel Hermann,
students, Of New York Mr.. G. I. Hirsch
and Edward Stillman Kelley. composer,
Of New York; Judge Abram Klemert of
Paterson, N. j.. Mr.. Robert Reiner, Jr.,
Of New York. who will become a stu
dent at Held elberg Mr.. Isaac l. Schorch.
Or. Jacob Sobel and Mr.. M. Steinhardt
of New York; DR.. Margaret N. Sullivan
Of Jersey City.
Registrants to-day at the Berlin bu-
reau of THE NEW YORK HERALD are Mr..
Matthias Rauch of Fort Wayne, ind,
Mr.. Albert Il. Reichert of Ann Arbor,
Mich. and the Rev. William +. Hughes
OF New York
Other. Americans who have recently
arrived In Berlin and are at the Bristol
Hotel include Mr.. Martin w. Smith OF
Tiffin. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. James Tobin
of Augusta. Ca, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Assman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Simon, Mr..
and Mrs. David Lippman. Miss Fanny
C. Korn, DIR. and Mrs. G. Seeligman.
Mr.. ]. X. Robertson, Miss Doris Stern,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Monges, Miss Jenny
Hirshorn. Mrs. Louis Josef, Mr.. Harold
o. Carter, Mr.. William Benl, Mr.. Alfred
Bernstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hy-
man. Mrs. Harry T. Clarke, Mr.. Arthur
Wise, Mr.. Paul Palmerstone. Mr. David
Stewart. Miss Sarah Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Lowenthal, Mr. and Mrs
Bernhard Kaiser Mrs. II Johnson Fur
low and Miss Florence Furlow, all of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson johnson Of st.
Louis are also at the Bristol. Other
guests are Mr.. #. G. Austin and Mr.
James S. Knight Of Chicago. Mr.. B. A.
Mason of Buffalo. Mr.. Henry Kaufman
of Pittsburgh and Mr.. David Stewart
and Miss Sara<Stewart Of Baltimore
In Berlin Hotels.
At the Adlon Hotel are Prof. A. Flex.
ner of New York, Mr.. H. q. Bene OF
Brooklyn, Mr.. Fred Bremen Of New
York. Mrs Morris Seitncr. Mr.. J. l.
Pritchard, Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mr.
Charles n. Haney. Mr.. William Me-
Hugh. Mrs. T. e. Fell and Mrs. r. s.
Wilson Of New York.
Other Americans at the Adlon Hotel
are Mr.. Morris Bernstein, Mr.. Joseph
Frankel. Mrs Marion r. McNeiIl. Mr.
N. A. Levin, Mrs. Lisa Poland, Mr.,
Charles Lewis, MIR. Bernard Lowe, Mr.
l.. M. Neushul and Mr.. N. J. Scanton OF
New York
At the Hotel Bristol are Mr.. Oscar
Greenwald OF Milwaukee, Mr.. Frank
Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Forster. Mr..
p. @. Fourman, Mr.. Myron Cedar. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Heller, Miss Ruth Hell
<rfer, Mrs Charles Hoffman, Mr.. and