The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-22

LONDON, June 2l--'rhe Americana
viii have all the best OF It during the
Jubilee week as they win enjoy the hos
pItallty OF their English friends. and
receive their attentions after the tu-
multi is over. Preparations are beinG
made to exhaust all the possible re-
sources. Dinners. receptions. balls aud
afternoon teas win follow each other in
quick succession, interpreted here and
there. when the weather permits, with
garden parties and river trips.
william Waldorf Aston has already
set the ball rolling by entertaining the
masses before he receives the GrIstoc-
racy. He has published a jubilee edl-
ton de luxe, OF the Pail Mall Gazette
for one penny. against six penny and
one shilling charged by the other
newspapers. He has done this without
any hope OF possible gain, as there Is
no chance OF profit Hccrulng from u.
In addition he viii receive royalty ana
any distinguished foreign visitors IN
finished style at his town mansion.
Carlton House Terrace Will have It's
doors open wide all this week, while
three especial functions Will occur dur
ing the week following. Mrs Mackaye'
one OF LOndon's greatest American nos
tesses, will remain secluded IN strict
mourning Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain.
formerly Miss Endlcott, Will be one OF
the foremost American entertainers.
Her house once the mansion of the late
Sir Julian Goldsmith, has been brill
lnntly decorated and will be the scene
OF several elaborate balls. the first OF
which occurs on the 2Sth. II promises 70
equal, II not eclipse, that Of the Ouch
ess OF Westminster which precedes II
on the 18th. Mrs. Ogden Goelet. whose
dinner for the Prince OF Wales al VIM
horne House. was pronounced the So
cIal success OF the season. VIII repeat
the aflnlr on stlll more gorgeous
scale. Long rows OF German kings and
Russian princes will hll her spacious
corridors and listen TO pr minent oper-
attic artistes free OF charge, foT car
rage hire, even. is being provided Tor
them by the British government whose
generosity has been excited by the oC,
caslon OF the jubilee. The Duchess OF
Marlborough win entertain very llttie.
n Is said. however that Spencer House
will be omen 10 her Intimate friends the
week following the Jubilee. In the
meantime It IS said In some quarters,
that she will wait in the country until
the FIRST outburst OF royal turmoil has
subsided.
Mrs. Eugene Kelly has taken q house
IN 81 James Square. II Is her hrst
season as a full-hedged hostess In Lon
don society. and she has signallzed II
by having her residence adorned by
perhaps the most startling illumina-
lions OF any private dwelling in the city.
Al night Ii Is one blaze OF colored lights
In which the Initials ~. r." are most
conspicuous. Strange to say there Is
moi the slightest vestige Of any Amer
lean device In the whole set OF decor
atoms, Most OF the other Americans
sport the stars and stripes conspicu-
ously.
present al the Savoy Hotel. They have
not yet succeeded in getting suitable
house. They win speedily do so ana
NOT be behind in soclabillty.
George Vanderbilt is living very
quietly at Longs hotel He has one OF
the highcst priced seats for the parade
and will be 4 guest at some OF the al
fairs OF Mrs Goelet and Mrs. Chamber
lain, beyond that he VIII do little Dut
drive daily in the park.