Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-31
socIETY'S SUMNER SAUNTERS
where London Americana Are Going
To and Coming From
This Week.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Aug. 30--(New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.)-The new
American peeress, Lady Barrymore, and
her husband, Lord Barrymore (who was
known as the Rt. Hon. Arthur Hugh ninth
Barry until he shared in the coronation
honors), had a great reception in Cork the
first time they went there after being raised
to the peerage. Their tenants and en-
ployes met them at the railway station,
presented an address and drew their car
rage to their residence, which had been
beautifully decorated, Lady Barrymore, a
daughter of General Wadsworth of Chicago,
is very like her sister, Mrs. Adair. They
are very affectionate and are to exchange
visits during the fall, both being exceed
ingly wealthy and very hospitable.
The marchioness Of Dufferin, another
another American peerless (she was Flora
Davis of New York before her marriage),
is to return to Clandeboge in a few days
from Kissingen, where she has been taking
the cure.
Lady Cheylesmore, daughter OF F. o.
French OF New York, still another new
American peeress, and her husband, Lord
Cheylesmore (until lately known as GEN
eral Herbert Eton), have been entertaining
large house parties. Among their latest
guests were Ambassador and Mrs. Choate.
The ambassador is now back in London, but
the American embassy has been practically
deserted this week. Secretary White has
gone to the United States for a visit. Sec
ond Secretary and Mrs. Ridgely Carter are
staying for a few days at Huntley lodge.
Scotland. Naval Attache Glover is on the
continent.
Gladys Deacon has been attracting a
great deal Of attention at Norfolk. Wher-
ever she appears everybody crowds to see
her. She is now with a large house party
staying at Hollingdan hall. Miss Deacon
is wearing a succession OF the p~rettiest
kind Of frocks and is exceedingly admired.
The newspaper paragraphs about her, al
leging betrothal to the crown prince of Ger
many. caused a great furry there.
North Berwick. which is becoming ex-
tremely gay. Is full OF Americans. Mrs.
Richie and her mother, Mrs. Ronalds, still
remain there watching golf in the daytime
and playing bridge at night. They will re-
turn to London next Tuesday to see Mrs.
Ritchie's son on to America, where he is
to go to college. Mrs. Chauncey also is at
North Berwick with her mother, Mrs. Carr,
and her little daughter, who is very pretty
and always exquisitely dressed. Mrs.
Chauncey is expecting her sister, Lady
Marlborough. and Lord Marlborough. Among
the other Americans at North Berwick are
Mr.. and Mrs. o'shaughnessy. The latter
is very pretty and has lovely fair hair that
can trail on the ground.
Mrs. Robert Goelet and her son. who
sailed for America q short time ago. intend
to return to London in October and prob
ably will stay at the Carleton hotel for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jorillard have gone
away on a round OF visits and have given
up the house they rented on Lowndes street.
While attending her second son, who is
suffering with diphtheria, Mrs. Blow con-
tracted tonsIlItis. Both are better and go
to Eastbourne today to recuperate. Her
elder son sailed last Sunday for the United
States. He has been a year at Broadstairs
college, Kent. but Mrs. Blow thinks Amer
lean born boys are better trained and turned
out more fitted for American life In their
own schools than at foreign schools.
Miss sturges. who is with Lady Cunard
paying visits in Scotland, will not return to
the United States until December.