Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-05-12
LONDON is GAY AGAIN
Dinners and Racing Enxrose -
Attention the ing
iish PEOPLE,

London, May 0.-This has been a W.
Of dinners and speeches. the latter ,,....
inferior TO the former So long had T..
land been mOnopolizing eaiety that I'm.
don had almost forgotten how Ia ,,I
hTate and was threatened with n p.ria4
Of depression under the cloud Of VA
and mourning BUT, now thar th. 80
aities and their suites have trooped h...,
across the Irish channel, many with ir.-
"a tlnge of brCgue, semi-poiitical and mi
waite dinners have made the nights -
the metropolis gay, while the racing a,
Newmarket scarcely ever before drrv
mere fashionable attendance The yir
tory OF the Prince of Wales who
horse. Diamond Jubilee. won the 20nn
guineas stakes Wednesday, added to the
enthusiasm, and the great race cor~s,
b, came the promenade for the most ari.
tocratic perSonages in the country. who
Chatted, bet. lunched and checred lust An
heartily as though there was no dparb
struggle being waged ON the plains of
South Africa. Among those at New
market were the Prince Of Wales. IN.
King Cf Sweden, Prince Christian ~
SChlesWis- 1olstcin. the Duke Of Cam
bridge, the Duke and EuchesS of peyo,-
shire, Lord and Lady Howe. Lord AMI
Lady EothSchild and almost all the la
ing members Of the nobility and in add
ton 70 sprinkling Of Americans. whigb
included Richard Croker and Rcgipaia
Ward, the latter being the guest of Lord
ana Lady Howe.
Queen's BRA awning Room.
Though late in beginning, the seJs,r
promises To be brilliant uulcSs uneAporr-
cd war reYerses knock out the hearts Of
the people. The first drawing room viii
be held May II. AT which the Queen Wi,
be present and will be brilliantly attend
Cd To the second drawing room sat
down for May II win coincide with M.
hrst night Of the opera and will dcuh-
less be great society occasion Tn.
Prince of Wales and long list of royal-
tiCS and other prominent persUnages have
re-Cngaged their usual boxes, which en-.
SurtS a good operate season
The Queens birthday, May "A. will be
mace the occasion for great national
bazaar for the army societies. which will
be patronlzed by all the members Of the
royal family.
Or the recent dinners none was moro
striking than the banquet given at the
Hotel Cecil Monday evening last by the
British Empire league in honor OF the
colonial troops in South Africa and Of
the Australian federation delegates.
Whcn the priLce of Wales made his first
public appearance after the attemu, ia
assaSsinate him. As he rose TO reply 10
a toast he received a tremendous ovation.
He was unusually pale and the nervous
tone in which he said
Wales Little Speech.
We are all in the hands of God" be-
trayed The intense emotion he was IN
dersong. But as the gorgeous banquct
proceeded Great Britain'S future king re-
gained that geniality for which he is dis
tihguShed and mirthful laughter pre-
va led at the royal table. His royal
II ,ghneSS also on This occasion inaugural
cd a custom which may become popular
at large public dinners where the guests
are SO numerous that they can scarcely
recognize each other With his coffee
ana cigars the princes special attendant
brought him 4 huge pair of field glasses.
with VIII oh he carefully scrutinzed the
long tables and the galaxy of beJeweled
women who filled the balconies in order
to hear the speeches.
ne opening of the cr.ckcg season this
week was favored by fine weather and
there was no apparent diminution of pub
lie interest. Many of the crack counties
are severely handicapped by the absence
OF their best men in South Africa. Mai.
Poore, who headed last years batting
averages eiectrllying the cricketing
world by his Comet-like appearance
among and mastery over the established
leaders. IS now provost marshal ut Bloom
tonteln. Among the others absent are +.
). jackson, who captained the last team
sent to the United States; Mitchell. who
captained the OXford-C Cambridge team
sent to the United States in 1895. and
MIlhman, who was member of the
same eleven. They are already among
the killed.
Reservation of the sacrament.
The decision of the archbishops Of Can
terhury and York. made public May ],
on the subject of the reservation Of the
sacrament, in which they said they were
Obliged 10 decide that the Church cl
England did not allow reservation in any
form. and that these believing it ought
to be permitted, while justified in en-
deavCIing to get the law altered, wcre
not justified i'll practicing reservation M
til the law was changed. has created
widespread speculation among the laE
and Cltr@y regarding the outcome The
extreme ritualists have always dcmured
against civil authority. but the contyn-
tons are now under the han of the high
est Episcopal court. which they sworc TO
obey when ordained. Yet it does not ar-
pear that they are more willing to give
up their practices than before. As the
Daily Graphic. which is a chu7ci..:.,,
paper says. 1T needs no gift of prophecy
To forctell that the Church Of England
cannot continue as an organized body ii
any large section Of the clergy follow the
advice Of the extreme ritualiStS. If the
high church clergy claim to be Il law unto
themselves they must either leave the
church CT shatter it,"
Disagree cable Remedy.
Many churchmcn and conservative pa
pcrs not engaged in the controversy are
seriously considering The question Of dis
establishment, remedy hitherto Sc r..
pugnant TO them that they would scare
ly discuss it.
Most Of the thcaters are doing remark
a hlV NpIl Tho In n1l ..,,,s..,-.-,l.
of the day are the comedy. kitty
Gray" at the Vaudeville. with Ellis jet
frtys and Miriam Clements in the ca>,
and Cartons new comedy, Lady Hunt
worth'S Experiments" at the Criterion,
in which Miss Compton achieves great
success, ard Gertrude Elliott. in a mino.
part, also continues to win the applause
of the English critics These two play.
with the Gaiety and Days. arc absorb
ing most Of the fashionahln natrnnnc..