The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

TO be the success OF her ladyship's forth
coming book.
She has a real talent for expressing her
self amiably and VIII strength Whatever
she says or writes - Interesting.
Lady Warwick & No sham WORKER. no
p-hilanthroqist pretender. no dabbler in lit
er3ture. She IS a siugularly talented wo-
man. whose varied ability constantly seeks
outlet and as constantly employs hseI IN
To-day It is horticultural training Tor in
diEeut gentlemen.
To-morrow Il Is technical education ioT
the masses. Yesterday i was the Sehoot
for crippled children and the needlework
guild.
been. the owner OF a shop IN Bond street.
the supporter Of the Beehive Industry in
Whatever She has done she has done
well 50 people expect much of The new
HISTORY OF wARwICHs.
Its subject At least comments it. War
wick Castle is a romantic thing 90 write
about. ana the Countess is a romantic lady.
She will doubtlesa describe IN fitting Ian
Euage and With accuracy such as only a
person well acquainted with Warwick ira
ditious could. the history OF WarwtckS
dead and gone; will tell Us Of their lives;
also the story 81 how meats and dungeons
and towers assembled together 10 create
that imposing pile.
Lady Warwick's publishers will Ely moth
ing rs yet about the exact contents Of the
book. but hear Indirectly that there = a
fine flavor OF Scott 10 the story.
And why mott Is not Warwick Castle In
the very heart OF Keuilworth land, insepa-
rahlv connected with the pudleys and
thoughts Of Amy Robsart2 Lady War
wick Is not the woman 10 write tamely Of
a place which was once the home Of The
King-Maker." Richard. Earl OF Warwick.
back In the Fifteenth Century. OF men and
women who have kept the name Of Var
wick known EengTation after generation.
The Earl Of Warwick is not considered
n brilliant man. ard Lsri Brooke. his son.
IS Ike unto him. Lady Margery Grevillc,
lG-year-oid daughter OF the family. iulerlts
a Eoodiy portion Il her mothe-s beauty and
The Warwick baby. Maynard GreyIIe. is
technically known as n darlif g
SISTER WRITES PLAYS.
Curious It IS that just rs Lady Warwlck's
book goes to print. stories are afoat con-
corning an Important literary project on the
part OF a sister OF the Countess. the Ouch
ess OF Sutherland.
Il seems that her grace OF Sutherland
would write plays: indeed. has written one.
and hopes that Mss Ethel Barrymore will
eventually appear In it.
The Duchess OF Sutherland does not al
together approve Of her sister OF Warwick.
nor OF that unhappy brother OF hers. but
the Duchess Of Sutherland Is said TO be a
lttle prudish. and neither Lady Warwick
nor the Earl Of Rossiyn has ever been
Lady Warwick Is usually sood-tempered.
but she occasionally says things which
some persons might term spifefuh
\ certain Londou Newspaper wrote 10 her
ladyship a Few weeks ac1 asking her opin-
Gle appeared later as 2 result OF this appeal
20 celebrities IN general
The Bishop 81 London responded. Hail
Game AMI various others.
LADY Warwick all. too but her reply
was not thought TT Tor publication. She
wrote on a postcard and this is what she
aIondon weathsr has been unpleasant this
summer. but it's not TO bo compared with
naily Blow-About.'
The query came from the BIow-Ahout.