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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1911

Page

6

Royal coronation week fears ease with better London weather

London faces critics and crowds as coronation week nears. Finances glow with millions spent on stands and decor, hotels fill unevenly, and American visitors report uncertain business conditions.

Duchess Absence At Ascot Draws Gossip And Notices

Ascot week showcased fashion and color with notable guests though one Duchess, linked to a troubled marriage, was kept from the royal enclosure under invited rules. The event drew Mrs Astor and many American attendees, including J Pierpont Morgan and J Ridgely Carter, while royal circles observed limits on attendance.

NEW York Times London Ascot Astor Frank Mackey Duchess of Roxburghe John Ward Robert Grosvenor Edward Ueen Mary Windsor Castle Columbia Countess of Granard Royal Enclosure Duchess of Sutherland Duchess of Portland de Trafford Curzon Newborough Cecil Bingham Lady Cowdry Lewis Harcourt Dufferin Craven Henry Coventry Walter Burns J. Pierpont Morgan

Memorable Shakespeare Memorial Ball at Albert Hall June 20

Special correspondence from New York and London reports the Shakespeare memorial ball at Albert Hall will be the era’s most remarkable coronation season event. Attendees include Americans, Indian princes, and foreign dignitaries with royal boxes reserved and tickets scarce. The hall will feature elaborate decor by Lutyens and Parsons, a plafond of painted pines, and twenty seven dances in Elizabethan and Shakespearean costumes led by titled figures and ladies.

Edward New York Times London Albert Hall England Lutyens Alfred Parsons Shakespeare Par- Soren Shakare d’Uzés Duchess de la Rochefoucauld Duchess de Chaulnes Brantsen de Seillitre Francis Carolan Otto H. Kahn Paris Kahn Cassiobury Park Watford Lord Essex Marbury Elsie de Wolfe Villa Trianon Versailles Helen Lawrence St. Louis Edward Turbine New York Genoa Turbino Wilbur C. Whitehead Rue de Berry North Africa Margaret Dorothy Revell Alexander’ Revell Chicago Mr. Whitehead Algeria Tunis Desert Whitehead Automobile Club of America Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain Ireland Prince de Collorado-Mannafeld Vichy Aix-les-Bains William ‘R. Hearst France Passs On Passs on.Mondaey Anderson

Great Numbers of Americans Flock to Paris Season

Paris news notes a mass American exodus to London avoided by trains, while Paris hosts Grande Semaine events. Attendees include Mrs W Corey and guests like the Duke of Sparta and Grand Duke Boris. numerous society figures mingle at villas, balls, and state receptions as July coronation plans loom.

Marconi New York Times Paris Clifden Ireland France London Gare du Nord Auteuil Frederick Townsend Marta Avenue Gabriel

Arrivals in Berlin Report from Special Cable Service

In Berlin on June 17 Mr and Mrs William Bills of New York spent the week en route to Carlsbad. Dr and Mrs Theodore Co Janeway of New York and Howard G Janeway were among arrivals. Claus A Spreckels of San Francisco registered at the Hotel Esplanade. Mr and Mrs Samuel McRoberts and others also noted in the count.

Otto H.kahn Claridge’s Paris EB. C. Swift W. B. Thomson Robert S. Bradley David Dows Switzerland William A. Nash Corn Exchange Bank of New York John J. Sinclair Carlton Ritz Hotel Seward Webb Vanderbilt Ritz Webb America New York Times New York Wall Street Hugo R. Johnstone London Preston Gibson Justice White United States Supreme Court Henry Field Gibson Clarence Wooley Charles G. Gates Kronprinzess Cecilie Berkeley Hotel H. T. Duryea John Nicholas Brown William Phillips Co. P. Taft Lord and Lady Saltoun Lord Midleton Lady Sackville Burdett- Coutts Donald W. Earl Dodge Italy Germany the Meurice Berlin Egerton Winthrop Chateaux Nelson Robinson Algeria Walker Smith Constantinople Havre William Clark Basel A D. Auchincloss Mark A. Pollock Lucerne John S. Baker Philadelphia Carlsbad William Wade Henshaw Adlon Augusta Lehman Chicago David Wolf Josephin É Carrie Benkett Hotel William L. Ellis National City Bank of New York Mrs. McRoberts Tan William ‘H. Bills Theodore Co. Janeway Howard G. Janeway Claus A. Spreckels San Francisco Hotel Esplanade Samuel McRoberts BE. BH. White

Help For Sick Children at Sanitarium for Hebrew Children

Fundraising appeal for the Sanitarium for Hebrew Children at Rockaway Park seeking annual memberships and donors. It describes air, food, and medical care for poor babies from East Side dwellings and invites contributions via Treasurer Hezekiah Kohn at 356 Second Avenue, New York City. MAXIMILIAN TOCH, President.

Rockaway Park East Side Hezekiah Kohn Second Avenue New York City Maximilian Toch

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