The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Mediterranean Coast Towns
Crowded for Autumn Season
Presence of King Alfonso Adds to Gayety at San
Sebastian-Tourists on Way South Stopin Paris,
Adding to Liveliness of the Capital.
ny MAY BIRKHEAD.

Mrs. Walter r. Dyer. who has just re-
turned from Barritz: Mrs. Johp Black
who has been in Aix-les-Bains ahd Biar-
ritz Mrs. Alexander Mckay, who has
been In Venice Mrs Tarn McGrew, VINO
has been in Deauvlle; Mr. and Mrs. A.
*. Macomber, who have been in San
Sebastian after passing the summer IN
Deauville; Mrs. Davis Ireland and her
daughter, OF Washington, ID. e., VINO
have been in Deauville and Biarritz
Mrs. Gerald Putnam. Major Donald
Armstrong, and Mrs. T. II. Mccarthy,
who have been in Deauville and Biar-
ritz and Is now on her way with her
daughter to Venice.
The restaurants in the Bois de Bou-
logne have been entirely deserted for the
last fortnight while those in town are
overfiowing with Americans giving fare
well parties. Mrs. Frederick Hensfaw,
wife of Judge Henshaw OF San Fran
cisco. was giving a party before sailing.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
M. l.. Rutherfurd who have been in
Deauville and Biarritz during the sum-
mer; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Brokaw
and their daughter, who are sailing for
hcme; Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Holmes,
who have been in Deauville and Biarritz
and are sailing this week. Mrs. Harry
B. Cullen, who has just returned from
Biarritz, was being entertained
OF the theatrical colony there was
Norma Talmadge, who is on her way
for a tour through Europe with her
husband, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Schenck, and
Miss Constance Talmadge.
Restaurants In Town Gay.
Ciro's was gay last night. Mrs. Ben
jamin Thaw was giving a party in
honor of Nine Domicio da Cana, the
wife of the Brazilian Ambassador to
London. Others present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. La Montague, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank w. Perkins. Mrs. Leland Hay
ward, Mrs. Joseph Whitehead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim, who are sail
ing this week for America; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel B. Catherwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis S. Chanler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tarn McGrew, Mrs. William Disston
and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, Jr.
The stage was represented by Mr..
Joseph Coyne, American comedian, who
has been playing in London for the last
twenty years and opens next month there
in "Dede"; Miss Fannie Ward, who is
still suffering with a broken arm, was
with Miss Doris Joel, Mr.. A. W. Men
kens, Tom Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
TAYLOR and Jack Dean. Miss Ruby Ord
way, who is well known on both the
American stage and in London, was
with friends.
Another big dinner party OF the week
was that given by Capt. Frank Brooks
IJpham. the naval attache of the Amer
lean Embassy, and Mrs. Upham, in honor
Of Admiral Andrew Long. commanding
the American naval forces in European
waters.
The opening of the winter season and
10. 90
the Ritz was unexpectedly gay. Nine.
da Cana and her son. Mr.. Morris Volck
OF New York, gave a party to thirty.
their guests including Mrs. Nellie Sands
and her daughter. Miss Alice de Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard c. Brokaw, Mrs.
Peter Larsen, Mime. Chase Casgrain,
Judge John Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
ericlS Lewisohn. Mr.. John Simons. Mrs.
John Black. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Mr..
G. Creighton Webb and Preston Gibson.
Others dining were Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Winter of Pittsburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Wright. Admiral Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
George McFadden, Mr.. and Mrs. Cort-
landt Bishop and Miss Beatrice Bishop,
who Is sailing this week for America,
while her parents are motoring to Spain 1:
Mr.. Charles Mendel, Lady Lowther. Mrs.
Custave Porges, who Is making her first
trip to America in fifteen years. and her
son. Mr.. Waldo Porees; Mrs. John A
McVickar, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Berry wall,
Countess of Cottenham and Mrs. Will
lam A. Baker.