The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-16
.Southerners Are
 Visiting Abroad < In Numbers

| everything is being done to encourage overseas tourists. Germany is reduc- ing or abolishing taxes on foreigners and making regulations as easy as pos sible. The result has been an increas- ing number of visitors to cities and we'll known resorts in the Reich. With | the dollar at a premium-more than four times its pre-war value in some countriesAa vacation or visit abroad costs less than ever before.
 The Grand Somaine, the great week in Paris, the conclusion of which was marked by the Grand Prix, the famous annual racing event, and the grand opera ball, attracted some of the visitors from the south.
 Lovers of sports are following with great interest the Olympic games, one of the many continental events this year.
 The Wembley exposition, too, is draw ing it's share of American tourists who after seeing the sights there, leave for the famous health-giving resorts of Europe of it's many visiting places.
 Advance hotel reservations indicate that many more southerners are en route. and the "See-Europe-next" move ment will soon be in full swing as far as the south is concerned.
 Mrs. J. F. Scott of Atlanta and MT. w. I. Brook of Macon are among the ! southerners visiting the continent.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. Webster of Atlanta are at the Hotel Regina, Paris;
 Colonel and Mrs. Arthur K. Evans of Atlanta are among the many Amerl- cans who have just arrived in Parls. e,
 Miss Ida Thomas, Mrs. B.. 5. Thomas. Mrs. Irving S. Thomas Of AL lanta are at the Hotel Geneva, GeneVa'
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kaufman of At lanta are at the Hotel Excelsior, Rome
 MT. and Mrs. R. Happ ot Macon are at Aix-les-Bains. az, r.ur
 MT. Harry Jones, Athens, MT; Terry Almond and MT. Thomas M: Ihlman of Valdosta are among Georgians FlsAe'
 Mr. Frank NJ. Dobson of Richmond has arrived in Paris and is at the Hotel
 Miss Daisy Baily waitt of Norfolk aud Miss Isabel Harris of Richmond ara on among residents of the southern states visiting Paris. ,;s;+;no
 Mr. L. Packer of Roanoke IS Vlsitlne Genoa. rhor,o++a N l c cotton merchant, and Mrs. Tan S.. 0., are st the Hotel Adlon, Berlin.
 Mice Anne D. Kethin of WlnnsDoro, G ~ and Miss Mary Lois Terrell oi Pols;ob N. G.. are visiting Paris: M. q R. Beall of Mayervlle, D. ~ bas registered at the office or tne Sr,oeTscan University union.
 lNSr and Mrs. Charles Smith or hat' o;ah arc among the Americans vlslunE Germany. having recently been Ill DeA hn; Mr p H. Vaughn of Greenville, 5. c has arrived in Paris and IS stopphs MI G David H. Langley of North Car o1;na has arrived ill Paris for a pe% days He will leave shortly on WoriG cruise. He is stopping at the 0ianu % Students of the American Conserva- tory at Fontainebleau, who nave re. centlv arrived from America lncioue Ns Mir H. l.. Virnelson of NorfoiKs MT I. B. Vitrz of Clemson coliese' S1etn 1ni Carolina, MT. H. $. Catch, Jr., oL par M timore. Md, MT. H. B. Domlnlck&S & 1r'' of Columbia, S. C., MT. Ii. M' ourn- ham of Memphis, Tenn :.
 Rev. James l. Vance Of IennesSeS IS at the Hotel Lotti, Paris, ana Mrs' Arthur Kelly Evans ot Hot oPTlnsS W has arrived in Paris from IN New AoiA' stopping at the Hotel de Grhlon;
 Mrs. E. w. Ponter ot Mempnls has T arrived at Prague and Mrs. James Harahan of Chicago and ner nlece' Miss Martha Harris of Memphis, Aenn'' who crossed in the Aqultania' are s'op hing in Paris at the Hotel de CEIllon'
 Mrs. H. H. Hodges, widow or Oaptaan n Hodges of the United States naVy' mas left Paris for England, acGompanle91 1 by her cousins, the Misses Aeople W ol Tennessee. Mrs. Hodges lntenus .o pass the greater part Of the oth"er ]" the British Isles. v;,,.
 Miss Mary B. Temple or nnoAVlile' who is extremely prominent III "on1n political movement i'll America anu naS been A delegate to Europe on several occasions, is at the Mostyn hoteA' nay
 Mr, C. W. Street of Birmingham and Mise H Collins of Birmingham are omong residents of southern states Vls' iting Paris. Al.
 gently arrived in Nuremberg.
 MT. Lotus Geismer and Mrs. Sera' mime Geismar of New Orleans are visiting Weisbaden.
 MT. E. Molitor of New Orleans ls al the Passage hotel, Prague.
 Miss Justine Mendelsohn of Baton Rouge is at the Hotel Regina, Paris.
 Miss Mary Hyams and Mir. and Mrs Eugene J. McGivney of New Orleans are visiting Paris.
 Mr and Mrs. Jacob NJ. Wilzin and their two daughters and Dr. J. W, Newman of New Orleans have arrived in Berlin. 4,..
 MT. and Mrs. Otto J. Mayer and the Misses R. and B. Mayer of New UT, leans have arrived at the Hotel Chat
 Mrs. Virginia L. Hodge, Miss Kath' crime Parry, Newcastle, and Mrs Charles l.. Poor and children, of New Orleans, have registered in Paris
 MT. Michael Hart of New Orleans IS among the many Americans who nave just arrived in Paris. ,,.u.
 The visitors at the Hotel d'Albion Aix-les- Rains, include: Mrs. E. Mott. Mrs, Cecilie Scott, Mrs. G. Sa' rah Lawrence, New Orleans.
 Miss Edna Thomas, singer Of New Orleans. has arrived in Paris from London. AL now engaged in the manufacture of lace at Plauen, passed the weekend ID Dresden.
 Mrs. Walker B. Spencer of New Or leans is visiting Paris.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Roth of New Orleans are visiting Lucerne.
 Miss Gladys Sloan, Mrs. David Il.