The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

complimentary as the few thousands
Of miles he and his bride covered in
their American tour as guests OF Col.
Robert NJ. Thompson were as short
walk in comparison with the 100000
miles he covered In his two world
tours with his cousin, the Prince OF
Wales.
It was natural that Lord and Lady
Louis should regard themselves as
public characters upon their arrival
in America for the major part Of their
wedding trip. AS a member OF the
British royal family circle he was born
to public life and his bride found her
self under the same high light when
she married into that circle. When
they arrived they expected to be in
terviewed, and in their two talks with
| the New York reporters, one upon
their arrival and the other last Tues
day, they lent themselves TO the ten
der mercies of the ultra-curfous
"pressmen," as they called them, with
the freedom OF persons familiar with
the limelight of publicity.
It was characteristic, therefore,
when Lord Louis upon his return to
New York last week not only spoke
from typewriter memoranda but
fcrestalled much that would have
come at the questioning by handing
TO each reporter the following: Rec
ord of American Tour Of Lord and
Lady Louis Mountbatten."
omciaI Record of Tournee.
n,taAor 2---Y,1 Naxr Work.
Commenced tour with Col. Robert
NJ. Thompson; other members of the
party being Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II.
p. Peli. Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederic w.
Nelson, the latter being attached to
the party By the Navy Department.
Visited Albany.
s--visited Fort Ticonderoga, N. z,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pell. Mo-
tored through the Adirondacks as far
as Saratoga, thence to Albany.
Sat Niagara Falls. visiting both
tho American and Canadian sides and
power houses, &C.
10-In Chicago; visited Mr.. Louis
Swift's Packing Company works; en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. r. d.
Countiss.
of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Colvoco-
resses: inspected smelter and descend
ed into Blucbell Copper Nine.
15-17-At FL Tovar Hotel. Grand
Canyon. Ariz.; descended the Bright
Angel Trail.
1s-22---At Hollywood and Los An
geles. Cal Stayed at the residence OF
Mr.. Douglas Fairbanks and Miss Mary
Pickford, Mr.. Charlie Chaplin acting
as host. Visited tho principal stu
dos in Hollywood.
25---In Chicago.
26-2s-In Washington. staying Mt
Col. Robert NJ. Thonpson's home. At
tended Navy League dinner at the
tober 27) and made speech.
30-Nov. 5-On board Col. Thomp-
sons houseboat, The Everglades. on
fishing trip In Florida, cruising about
between Key West, Long Key and
Miami.
November 5--Motored from Miami
to Palm Beach.
T-1s--rn Washington: attended din
ners given by Col. Thompson. Mrs.
James Carroll Frazer. His Excellency
the British Ambassador and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
LOCALIZED on the President at the
White House.
Twisted the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, having lunch and dinner
with Admiral Henry r. Wilson, SUI
perintendent.
Lord and Lady Louis Mountbatten
may wend their way at will through
the various circles OF society. Like
many other Engiishmen and women
of inherited security In the great world
of London they are broad in their
social likes--broadness that Ia not
prevalent in New York society. When
they stepped from public to private
life their first party--an informal
iuncheon-was for Col Robert M.