The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Mrs. Wilb0n Smith,
to Be the Bride of
an Englishman
Daughter of Late Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbon of Balti-
more Will Wed.

staff Correspondent Of The NEW YORK
HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Sept 16.
Mrs. Wilbon Smith. eldest daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Wilbon of Baltimore. will be married
ir London September 81 to Capt Geof-
frey Firth, of the British army. Capt
Firth at present is in Berlin. having
been on duty until recently In Upper
Siesia. The wedding will be celebrated
at ST. Mary Abbot's Church.
Racing is absorbing the attention OF
every guest in Baden Baden. The dull
weather passed after the first day OF
the meet and the second was favored
again with the finest blue sky. An
International crowd visited the race
course. the predominant languages be-
ing English and Dutch. Evenings are
being made gay by performances OF
operas on the new stage of the Kur-
haus. Mr.. Joseph Stransky of New
York. conducted Mozart's Figaro 8
Hochzeit" and Wagner's' "Lohengrin." 4"
His art communicated to the audience
all the subtle finesse of these two
beautiful operas. Mr.. Stransky and the
performers of the solo parts were ap-
plauded by an audience. which filled
the theater up to the last seat
Baden-Baden Visitors.
Among recent American arrivals In
Baden-Bade are Mr.. John Helfman
and Miss Luisa Mack, Mrs. Marion
Sulzberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Ceuden-
dali, Mrs. NJ. l.. Martin, Mr.. c. Kauf.
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Atkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lee Purply, Mr..
L. Fl. Burger, Josephine Burger. Miss
Florence Cameron. Katherine Clark.
Cecilie Geratz. Mrs. Adine Brought, Mr..
and Mrs. Jakob Reichmann. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolf Karon. Miss Sofie Mendel and
Miss Florence D. Eyer, of New York
and Mr. A. G. Fontana. with his fam
lily, of East Orange, N. ].
Others are Mr.. Jaques Chalone, Mrs
Garcia Hirsch, Mr.. Albert Jacob, Mr.
Louis Pincus. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rubens, Mrs
Marguerite Choffee, Mr. S. w. Dix.
later, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Helm
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Dana, Mr. and
Mrs. X. Naumburg of New York and
Mr. and Mrs. Sally Gumpert Of Brook
lyn.
Americans registered at THE New
YORK HERALD's Berli notice include Mrs
p. Won Boeckmann, Shelma Won Boeck.
Peter r. Gatens and Mr. Norman E.
Gatens of New York. Mr. D. M. Kahan
Mrs. Dora Kahan and Miss Charlotte
Kahan of Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
II. Taylor and Mr. Durand Taylor OF
East Orange. N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Z. Hetzel of Newark. N. ].
Americans in Frankfurt.
Among recent American guests at
Frankfort are Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Bacharach. Mrs. Martha Manner, Mr..
3 w. Bendheim, Mrs. Margareth Herr.
Mr.. Leo w. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aron Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won
Helmolt, Mrs. F. Binger. Mrs. L.
Reichenberger. Mrs. Ami Kline, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Carl Leonhardt. Mrs Blanche
Elsinger. Mrs. Helen Buchanan. Mr.
Richard Lewisohn and Mr.. Theodor
Weicker of New York
The big art exhibition of the coun-
tries along the Rhine has been opened
at Wiesbaden. The exhibition COM
prises works of artists from German
Switzerland and Alsace Lorraine. The
opening was celebrated in the Municipal
Theater with performance OF the
"Meistersinger. The fall season has
just begun and the guests are coming
In great numbers. Recent records show
an average of $500 newcomers day.
Among the Americans here from New
York are Mr.. and Mrs. +. Schonberg.
Mr.. NJ. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. p Stuart,
Mrs. p. Colin, Mrs. A. Zagat. Mr.. l.
Costigan, Mr.. j. Lolman. Mrs. l..
Blackhau. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bremen. Mrs.
ID. V. Trieling. Mrs. j. Harris Mr.. S.
Emeron. Mrs. B. Kleiner, Mr.. S. Balser.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Caule, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marino. Mr.. X. Honig and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Kempner.