San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
Find Many Changes Since
Last Visit in 19l4-See
Battlefields in France:
Visit Scotland and the
Alps.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erhardt Guenther.
their daughter. Miss Marie Louise
Gucnther and Miss Marie Schuchardt
| returned Thursday night from q four
months trip through Europe, during
which time they visited eight coun-
tries. England. Scotland. France. Bel.
GUM. Holland. Germany, Czecho- Slo-
vakia and Switzerland. which made
twelve passports necessary.
Mr. and Mrs Gucnthcr Miss Guen
ther and Miss Schuchardt. left San
Antonio late in May. They sailed
from New York on the Aquitania and
landed in Southampton, England.
Several weeks were spent in London.
in the heart of the English social sea.
son. and visits We're made to the fam
Gus races Mt Ascot. where the royal
family Of Great Britain was present.
as well as most of the smart figures
in London society. After the Ascot
races. house party was entertained
at Windsor Castle. and the famous old
royal residence. brilliantly lit from
one end to the other. in honor of the
guests was splendid sight to the re-
turning race course visitors.
The weather was perfect. the whole
time the Guenthers snent in the Brit.
isll Isles. After leaving London. they
went I'M into Scotland on a. trim to
the golfing crnters Of Troon. Glen
Eagles. and st. Andrews. where Mr..
Guenther remained while Mrs. Guen-
Their. Miss Guenther and Miss Schu-
chard made motor trip through the
Shakespeare country about Stafford
on-Avan, and TO the home Of the Eng
fish "king-ma!;pr" ut Warwick Castle.
l.: Visit the Battlefields.
After a week spent in Paris early
in July. the marty visited the battle
fields of tho ArgOnno Forest. Verdun
Chateau Thierrv and Ahcims. where
much work has been carcfullv done to-
ward restoration of the cathedral.
Villages in the devastated districts
are beirg rebuilt pS "apidly as pos
sihln. The battle fields were covered
with the Wonderful nonnips that bloom
there. but Mrs. Guen,her SAYS tba T.
they are even more striking in thei"
color and profusion on tho French |
battlefinlds than thrv are in the To-
nous Flanders Fielde. Brussels Ant |
werp. WIRES. Div-Nudp AMI Ostond
were visited in R"'~ium. where the
WOO Their was found very warm
" Warm"r even than it is in Texas"
In Holl"nd. the Longest stop wrs
made in The Hague. after which
Scevcninoen. summon ro-ort of the
North Sea was visited. The iournnv
Germrnv w"S madn STRAIGHT
To Dresden. where 'hp art Galleries
and th"ate"s werc visited ard g"natIr
From Dresden. Tho Gunn-
thnrS went nc""ss into C7erho-S So
vakia. visiting Fonnahthcl tho grnir
bin Of Eu""ne PSrhor. Trunn rnd
Prague. Of all countries viSitcd
'zecho-Slovakia WIS fourd TO no in
the most prosperous condition OWN"
to hummer grain rron raised thir
rnar. "0f I'll t." SIGHTS We Jaw On
the trim" Mrs. G"enthpr save. "thn
finest m M. was tho wonderful finlde
rf~~rrsn that nearr--,,~oSrrrity-- ami
comfort 20 co n)G"r nnOplc
Glad To Re americans. ~
On returning to G"rmanv.. some
limo Yves snent in Munich. who"n tho
'rand on""a comnan~ thnt Sc comir~
"a thH Marbattan Onc"p Hugo IN
New Yo"l. thiS fall woe hcarl in Mo-
yart's "Lo NoZzo de- Fi"aro ?"1 Sc
nroHOunrpd most c""c'lo". cor,,o
'itt'n time was snont - Trrinh. !"
Swit7n"1and. nnd VI" CrcrtLor and
the girls went over TO st. Mo~itg in'