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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

14

Brilliant Climax to London Season at Ascot Olympia

The London social season peaks with Ascot races and Olympia Horse Show amid perfect weather. Contingents of American and continental guests fill hotels and clubs as fashion and military uniforms dazzle, with a heavy social schedule and notable attendees.

New Worn Times London Ascot Olympia Ranelagh and Hurlingham Polo Ciube England Julie Ambassador Page Lady Granard The William H. Moore Hamilton Fish Mauretania Ritz James MacLean Paris Carlton Henry Goldman Xaufman John K. Ford America D. T. Murphy Continent Richard Levering K. B. Endicott H. Stetgen E. Schwere Wednesdy Scotland Berkeley William Earl Dodge Henry S. Sloane J. R. Higginson Claridge’s Percival Roberts Commodore E. T. Gerry E. J. Berwind FE. T. Stotesbury John A. King Princess Colloredo-Mannsfeld

Menacing Roche Pourrie Near Aix-les-Bains Blown Up

A rock known as Roche Pourrie near Aix-les-Bains was blown up after researchers drilled 237 holes filled with dynamite. The explosion split the rock, but nearby homes remained undamaged and new fissures threaten further falls. A wall may reduce the danger, though some risk remains.

Menacing Roche Pourrie Aix-les-Bains London Aix-les- Bains

Kiel Regatta Opens as Kaiser's Week Returns

Kiel Regatta Week begins tomorrow and will run through early July with the Kaiser and a distinguished guest list. Only 69 entries this year, down from 127, with American visitors scarce aside from Allison V. Armour and Capt. A. P. Niblack visiting Berlin for farewell and introductions. Foreign entries come from Egypt, Sweden, Russia, Belgium, and Denmark. 15 boats compete in Sonder klasse events featuring American yachts. The ex American Westward now Hamburg IL will race alongside the Kaiser's Meteor and Germania in the schooner class, with Margerita owned by Whitaker.

NEW York Times Berlin Kiel Germany Allison V. Armour A. P. Niblack Gherardi Egypt Sweden Russia Belgium Denmark Sonderklasse Hamburg IL Herr Krupp von Bohlen Whitaker

Berlin Way Station for Spa Visitors

Berlin serves as a transit hub for American travelers en route to European spas such as Bad Nauheim Wiesbaden Baden Baden Wildungen Kissingen Ems Marienbad and Carlsbad. Notable arrivals include Jacob G. Schmidlapp Putnam Griswold and Mme Gadski. Capt. Niblack is feted at a farewell reception hosted by the Thackaras.

Germany Austria Switzerland Hamburg Bremen Bad Nauheim Wiesbaden Baden Baden Wildungen Kissingen Ems Marienbad Carlsbad Jacob G. Schmidlapp Cincinnati Andrew Carnegie Putnam Griswold Metropolitan Opera Company Lohengrin Reichenhall Bavaria Berlin Hans Sachs Mme. Gadski Metropolitan Alexander Konta New York Caux Niblack Thackara Capt. Niblack Miles Carpenter Bodwell Hotel William H. Purdy John D. Sherwood Jane C. P. Tiffany A. A. Anderson John R. Ainsley Boston Esplanade Kronprinzess Cecilie Daniel Greenebaum J. Halle Julius Gutman T. C. McLean McLean John W. McLean Utica Bristol M. L. Francis Richard Freund R. Hemingway C. P. Chamberlain Portland Ore W. Dupree Detroit W. S. Rhoads

Hardy for Poet Laureate likely as Kipling fades

London reports hinge on King and Queen favoring Kipling while Premier Asquith backs Hardy. The New York Times cites near consensus between the monarchs and prime minister, with Hardy seen as the preferred choice if kept. Expected outcome points to Hardy receiving the post if it becomes available.

Marconi New York Times London Thomas Hardy Rudyard Kipling Kipling Asquith Hardy House of Commons Tories Alfred Austin George Queen Mary Edward Lord Morley Alice Meynell

Germans For Polo Despite Kaiser Biggest Meet Ever

German polo interest grows despite Kaiser's ban on army officers playing. The Jubilee polo week near Berlin at Frohnau drew 1,000 spectators as Hamburg teams beat Berlin rivals. Royal attendees included Prince Henry and the Kaiser’s sister, but experts note high costs and limited ponies hinder rapid development.

NEW York Times Berlin Meadow Brook England Germany Frohnau Hamburg Hanover Prince Henry Prussia Saxe-Meiningen A. J. Tetelman America Argentina California Great Britain United States Bremen Frankfurt Dresden Darmstadt

Paris Society Crashes Through Summer Crowded Schedule

Paris notes the official season closing with the Grand Prix on June 29 as society life pins on constant entertaining. Guests include Prince Louis of Orleans Braganza and Duchesse de La Rochefoucauld at the Ritz and multiple American hosts hosting nobles and diplomats.

New York Times Paris Rutherford Stuyvesant Prince Princess Louis of Orleans-Braganza Herrick Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld Marquise di Ru Hughes Hallett Ambassador Ruthven Pratt Parmelee Herrick Robbins Beech Grant Edgar Stern Henry Sands Comtesse de Coétlogon John W. Mackay Marquise de Murat Comte Comtesse de Chevreau Cornelius Vanderbilt Comtesse d’Aramon John Lawrence Francis Otis Alfred Potter Cambridge Mass Betty Pré Catelan Wynne Sewell Pittsburgh Gladys Reed Baltimore Miss Spence Orville Horwitz Key Ernest de Weerth New York Ernest Susan Cramp Philadelphia Helen Crates Chateau de Madrid Vichy William Livingstone Watson Ritz E. J. Hilles Dortic Lammie Benet Cuyler de Coursey Forbes Florence Forbes Louis Kronberg

Futurist Cookery Aims to Upend Paris Cuisine

Paris reports Jules Maincave, a chef formerly at a Grand Boulevards restaurant, pledges Futurist cookery to reinvent dining. He cites 400 years without a new dish and previews blends like mutton with shrimp sauce and veal in absinthe, promising novel aromatics and experimental recipes amid early interest from several hostesses.

New York Times Paris Marinetti Jules Maincave Grand Boulevards M. Maincave

Notable Passengers Aboard Mauretania to America

London report lists Mrs. W Watts Sherman of New York J Ogden Armour Thatcher M Adams Edson Bradley and many others among the passengers sailing today on the Mauretania bound for America. The list includes Mr and Mrs Walter D Denegre W Spencer Elphinstone George Gordon King and several more named travelers.

George A. Hearn Metropolitan Museum Ida F. Treat Latin Quarter Sorbonne Paris Spain America Ida Treat Cleveland Western Reserve University Nazro Admiral Nazro Norway Sweden Craig Biddle Philadelphia Biddle Joseph Widener Bury Reuth Wideners Reuth Switzerland Mary Davis Baltimore Constantinople Thomas F. Ryan Htel de Logan Bullitt Jean Rudolph Spreckels San Francisco London the Crillon James Henry Smith Ritz Italy James MacClean New York Major Ravenscroft Meurice Boulogne le Touquet Mme. de Tcherinoff van Zandt Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr Carlton G. A. Armour Princeton Plaza Parmelee Herrick Curtis Guild Ralph Thomas Europe Charles Carroll Mauretania Marconi New York Times J. O. H. Pitney H.<. Pierce Frederick PD. Sheldon Frederick Thompson

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