Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
LOVERS In TROUBLE
Harsh Parents Interfere to Prevent Them
from Being Together.
YOUNG LORD BELGRAVE IS INFATUATED
Falls Deeply in Love with Miss West a
Very Pretty Blonde.
SENT OFF TO SOUTH AFRICA TO CURE HIM
Ambassador Ohoate Finds Himself in an
Embarrassing Fix.
ENT OFF TO SOUTH AFRICA TO CURE HIM
AN ADMlRER WILL PUBLISH HIS JOKES
Prince of wales brings About n Rec
oncilintion Betwccn Grand Duke
Michael and the Czar-O'Con-
nor Raves over n Girl.

Copyright, 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, May 27.-(New YORK World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram. Young Lord
Bclgrave, only 20 years old heir to a duke
dom and vast estates of his grandfather,
the duke OF Westminster, has fallen in love
with Miss Iselia West, second daughter OF
the famous beauty, Mrs. CORVALLIS West,
and sister of the lovely Princess Henry OF
pless. Miss West Is two or three years
older than Belgrave, whom she met on a
hunting trip in ireland this winter. The
duke OF Westminster and Belgrave's mother,
Countess Grosvenor, do not approve OF Bel
graves choice, and he has been sent to
South Africa for a year to see IL he can
got over the attachment The Vests are
a great family in Wales but the Westmin-
sters are ambitious for a bigger match for
their heir. Belgrave is quite young fell
low. Miss West is a pretty blonde, with
blue-gray eyes, a typical Irish beauty,
spirited very attractive, but not 90 lovely
as the Princess Pless. Belgrave is heir to
real estate worth about $1,500,000 per an
mum.
The duchess OF Marlborough on wednes-
day night made her first appearance at opera
since the dukes grandmother's death. The
duchess was in mourning, relieved by a
beautiful diamond crescent in her hair, set
in small bandeau OF the same stones, while
n deep collar of pearls almost covered her
throat. Lady Randolph was with her, also
in black looking very handsome with an
aigrette OF black and silver in her hair.
Young CORVALLIS West was in the box OF
the duchess of Marlborough, and consented
to open a bazaar at Fortescue House, a boys
home at the Wckenham, near London, on
June 8. On the preceding day the duke and
duchess of York will open the new wing OF
the building, which Is a branch OF the Ma
tional Refuge for Homeless and Destitute
Children.
ChoRte's Movements.
Ambassador Choate left yesterday for Glen
Furness, Dunphail, Scotland, on a visit OF
three or four days to the earl OF Leven and
Melville, whittier he was preceded on last
Wednesday by Mrs. and Miss Choate. Am
bassador Choate's principal care at present
Is furnished by the announcement OF some
admirer that he is about to publish his jokes
in volume form. This is one of the worst
penalties of having a reputation as a wit.
The Bradley-Martins are occupying q
handsome suite in Claridge's hotel pending
the preparation of their new town house In
Chesterfield Gardens. They were met yes
terday by Countess Craven, who had ar
ranged for their reception at Clardges. II
will be some time before they can entertain
In their own mansion, but as dinners at big
hotels now are, especially on Sundays, al
the rage they can dispense hospitality In
their present location If so disposed. Theil
social campaign is being very carefully
planned for them by Dowager Countess
Craven, mother OF Lady Cadogan, and under
her experienced tutelage they will proceed
warily, for false step at the outset or any
mixing UP OF wrong sets might mar theil
whole social future. The PRINCIPAL obstacle
TO their entry to the smartest and most ex
travagant set exists in the fact that it is al
present almost wholly dominated by Anglo
Americans who are jealous of any fresl
I acquisitions or rivals from their own coun
try