The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-28
LORD sHOLTO IND ms BRIDE.
To be Received with Open Arms by His
Family in England.

Lord sholto Douglas. the erratic young
son of the errltic Marquis of Queensber-
ry, who recently married d variety ac-
tress in California under circumstances
that put him on the first page of all the
new spapcrs OF that region, VIII soon be
IN New York. He has decided 20 30 home
to England with his bride. abandoning
his intention OF living down all the un-
pleasant things said about him ina CallfOr-
mia. Tie ana his family have become
rec0ncled, and the decree of exile, which
was the principal thing that took him 10
California, has been recalled. lie has al
ranch near Bakersfield. Cal. and says he
thinks he would ike 20 settle in CalifOr-
MIA permanently If 1t were not for the
lack Of privacy.
one entirely praisworthy thing about
the young Lord Is that he sticks sturdily
by his young actress wife, and has sue
ceeded i'm getting his family entirely
recOnclcd 10 her. She has been warmly
welcomed into the family, by letter and
il seems very unlikely that Lord Sholto'
relations viii make any Kind OF trouble,
such as was made for him and his nanCe
by his friends and acquantances I'm Cali
f0rna. who tried so hard 10 prevent the
marriage
Lady shclto. whose stage name was
oratta Adds. seems. from all that mas
been written ohout her since she and her
husband have been In San Francisco, 20
g.. sensible and straightforward. Al pirs-
cat people in San Francisco are making
a good deal of Ter. The Mexican school
ship Zaragcsa has been ia pCit there Tor
some time and the young cadets nave
been social hons OF the city. ln return
for cOurtcsles extended 90 them they nave
made the snip the scene Of several nOtduie
functions Two weeks ago the officers
gave "a dinner IN honor or Lady ShOito.
san Francisco rs persistent In referring
10 her "as Lcg ladyship."
There was much talk AT the time Of her
s.t...a l4f I nt N
ton 20 which she aspired. Since me mar
rage story mas been circulated that she
tried 10 enter the Alameda Hugh School
I'm order - brush up her education. AMI
that her af plication for admission Was
denied. The story is now declared 20 De-
untrue. and absurd. Lady ShOtO u0esl
need a COMMON school education. hut
she Is going 90 Paris next fan 10 study,
and she and her husband Will make tnat
gay place Their home iog some tiiIt.
She is. she says, 90 ing 10 study art
Lord ShCltO sent pictures OF his wite
90 his family ana II Is said the nome
folks were very favOrably impressed win
them. The Warehouses OF QLecusDery,
Lord ShOltO's mCther. Is ia ~ health,
and as he Is her fayoritc son. she - anN-
Xious 10 have MIN home again Ills exile
has lasted about year now, and sre
thinks that is long enough Az soon as
she received pictures OF the new Lazy
SholtO. about whom. she says she had
read so much IN the newspapers. she
NrCle her an aUectouate letter WfitnlN-
ing er into the family. and a number OF
letters have since passed between Lazy
ShOltO and her mOther-in-laW.
1.-The MarchOness has been exc eetihgly
kind To. me-" Lady Sholto s. quoted as
saying Her letters are affcetiOnats and
she Is always asking why We 10 not 20
L. Englasl Lonl SholtO's people have
treated me with the utuOst courtesy.
They have been perfectly lovely"
Lord and Lady Shoito were 20 leave
San Francisco about week aeo. They
were going TO Los Angeles. and expected
10 visit most OF the places Of interest In
Southern California and the rcmA 'kaDle
region thereabout. Then they were 20
star Fast, were 10 pay a hasty Visit 30
the principal cities I'm this region. and 20
take steamer for England about the first
week in September. How long they VIII
stav I'm New York. Just when they VIII
be- here. and what they will DO they did
not tell. one hing Lord Sholfo was not
going 10 DO, he wasn't going TO call al
bakersfield. where his ranch Is. and
where he met and married his wife. He
didn't propose To give the people there
who knew his wife when she was dong
her turns in the variety theatre. and VINO
treated him somewhat unhandsomely, an
opportunity Of claiming acquaintanccship
after her ladyship's title and standing
were assured.-Ncw York Sun.