New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

count Peel the Bishop Of London Cardinal
Vaughan. Sir Wemyss Reid. Sir Howard Vincent
and large number Of members OF the House %
Commons and army officers
Nizcount DeeTRutsr. colonel Of volunteer ba--
talon OF the Worcester Regiment. who married an
American, Miss Virginia Bonynge daughter of
Charles W. Bonyugs. formerly of Sar Frar-iscol
in testfyius before Parliamentary COMMITTEES
this week. brought nome with sterling force the
Tottenness OF tSe material supplied TO the army
He declared that after paving an extra price f,-
shoes fer the battalion. after one march they
Were Were hke paper bags with sh~eds OF leather in
size, ana You cou,5 easily pgt your finger
through the majority OF the soes"
Beaumont one q The be-, dressed London c55
V!ehi. Whi. VINO married Miss Jessie FeIowes. OF New
LLltk, ana W2nt 20 South Africa as an officer Of
tne cheshire YeOmauTy. IL is SAID that he reoui-
St.!oned a roer house for. his own use but before
HccuTyiEs II ne '=lowered the building wiki insect
powder and drenchcd It With eau de cologne"
q such .kidgloyed methods ~ warfare Soa35 e
Judged the other night wten S~ EVELYN yV9o4
,tlst Az general OF the forces. VINO Is no
tcTlousy tnHUe2ced by feminine advise received
hostile reception at the hards OF such a broad
minded body as the Institution of Mechanical En-
Somewhat on these lines Sir Claude " va,so,-
aid the British Minister 10 China is coming In f5s
ter hand a. afternoon teas 5a7 tn prasa-J-f1g y -.
Tst7 once said 1t was evident Sir CIa1de's motto
= ! do de- not care what her flag is 50 long as she
-. It is not generally known that last September
6aar 'acte s iacaonad Vas suffering 50 much tron
could scarcely walk hundred yards
SOCIAL CTAYETY-ReaI social rave-v rsiznad
this week for the first time this season Hereto
fore the festivities have been few and far between
and Of = rather forced order But during the last
few days WHAT with the arrival OF the Khedive
OF Egypt. ba=aars- entertainments the state con-
cert and countless dinners. London has taken on
its oldtime aspect for this time Of the year
The Americans here have taken a conspicuous
share in the festivities Mrs Mackay's house
which had lous seen closed on account OF
rourninS in the family. was re0peued THURSDAY
with concert Mrs. Mackay received her guests
al the top OF the historic staircase which once was
in an Italian palace. She was dressed simply IN
black her ornaments consisting OF few costly
black pearls With her was her daughter the
Princess Colonna. and her daughter-t7-Iavv. Mrs.
Clarence MaCkay, who was much admired in
white and silver. with maUve orchids and a dia-
mOnd tiara with turquoise points Most OF rha
notable persons in English and American society
were present. including Mr. and Mrs. Bradley-Aa--
tin Eugene Kelly. Ladies Craven and Fssks1h
he Dowager Lady STAFFORD, Mrs. PadeIford and
Mrs Moreton Frewer
William Waldorf Astor. who also lives in Carl
ton House Terrace, gave a musical the saua
night, at which his numerous guests heard Nme
CaIve and PaderewskL
The most lavish entertainment OF the week how
the Prince OF Wales, Wednesday. The papers an
nounce that it cost over S15000 II began with a
dinner which was not over until Il O'clock and
enCed with SUPPER While royalty feasIed Jap
It's way to the Paris Exposition but which seems
in large tent erected In t5e Sr T 2sse pays
the Duke OF York and Prince CHRISTIAN with their
seats in the front row. A1io3s he fni-s5 gss.
were The Duke and Duchess OF Devonshire. Lady
Granny. Mrs William James and Mr. and Mrs.
The afternoon reception Of Mrs. Joseph H
Choate wife OF the United States Ambassador.
was as crowded as ever Many Americans were
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returned from a trip 70 South Africa and Mrs
Lady Randolph Churchill is seen al-nos, svery.-
We 5L-& htS oeen e9liSt-HIIy coIsEa l-A.el
proaChtng marriage 20 Lieutenant Cornwalis-
tenant had been ORDERED back 70 SouIh AFRICA
came as surprise. Society believes Il IS one
lfTe lfi $500 SSd %nS a Tlgh an ana diiI'E - Lese5 ,S5
them being; it i said the Prince Of Wales. -
most fashionable entertainments is The Duchess
OF MARLBOROUGH. who is wearing The VandeLo4IJ
blue satin with pink roses she was quiTe the oeie
Among the prettiest Of those who took part in.
the childrens private thearricals, got Up by Prn-
Highlanders killed in South Africa. was daqsh,
ter OF Commander Richardson Glover the tni'sd
States Naval Attache here
CZAR PROHIBITS BACCARAT-Accordins 20
Truth the Car has issued Ukass Pos'tivet
prohibiting baccarat playing within his doTa1niohS'
even in private houses under pain Of heavy hne.
Of imprisonment. Consideration re-Sls a. g
Petersburg. but the British ariStocE-tS Cc---Ss-5
plating visiting Russia not rnUch Solce11----
for baccarat has been quite supplaaJed ~ LLJJssL
land by the game Of bridge, EnoWleGse o. w.
is now almost as essential In society Tor Ine' aN-
women evening clothes
AMERICANS FILL. THE HOTELS-IAe exc"
CT the American pilgrimage can be lN8seo 'S =
fact that the other day out Ot forty-seyea suS 80
at well known hotel az WarWNS ."''
were Americans.
HIGH BRED DOGS AND CATS.-The Lad'ss
Kennel Association Show, now IN p.os pot+.s ~
Regsnt-s Park Is the most important aI1ilr % -,
kind which has ever occurred here, DeSlI1S DlS,5
aIrv,s favorite dogs. the exhibit includes , sln.S
favored cats as the National C4t 80 .-,I, v-sz
with rre Kennel Association Wa'en SNs , ~
W.. ,,o,rsd b., the Ladies Poultry Club anu ..7
Gaze Bird CIub The entries 3uTnoer ', o'v+ ,,5 fash
- h,,,5rsd ard are attractnS az rrovsd a
hNt , CroWds The Princess OF W@,S WS~sfSf0rs in
loi'aoc 80 winner while the co-i- tIofsfein
succesSI' r5-sss Victoria Of Sca4esSls ~ Der
I5rtn>sss Alexis pClSoroIS Al. -, t--lS,--,,srss
- Il.O ond rnanv other titled petS'l'7
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