Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Goes as Guest of 0urzons to Coronation
Exercises in India.
MRS. ADNR A POPULAR ENTERTAINER
Duke of OOnnaught and Lord Kitchener
to Be Among Het Guests.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AMONG NOBILITY
Latest Fad is for Women to Exhibit
Themselves in Coronation Robes
and Devote the Pro-
ceeds to Charity.

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Aug. 23.--(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.) Mrs. Pearl
Craigie, the author, whose pen name Is
John oliver Hobbes." is going to India to
be the guest Of Lord Curzon of Kedleston,
the viceroy, and Lady Curzon, during .
coronation ceremonies there, in which, (
course, the viceroy will represent Ky 8
Emperor Edward and the vicereine 8
represent Queen Empress Alexandra.
Craigie is the daughter Of John NJ
Richards, the president of the AM
society in London, and a widely $
citizen OF the United States. She
oned in England as one OF the most I
writer's Of the day, and has also a
successful playwright. Most Of hei .ry
work is done in the attractive or
library In her London residence. bo AN
caster Gate, west. When she writes her
name in full it is Pearl May Teresa
Craigie."
Lady Naylor Leyland Cknown before her
marriage as THE American Beauty''), will
spend the autumn in the lovely place in
Wales called Nantclyd, which was left to
her and her sons by her husbands mother.
She will entertain there a series OF parties
Mrs. Adair has gone to Glenveagh CASTLE
a delightful home in the wilds of Donegal
The castle is an old building, but was
greatly restored by the present owner. A
few years ago new wing was added, with
a tower overlooking the sea. While Mrs
Adair is in residence at Glenveagh there
will be a continuous stream OF visitors
and large parties. Mrs. Adair is an ideal
hostess. She entertained largely in London
during the season. The duke and duchess
Of Connaught, who were her guests at
smart" dinner during the coronation bazaar
at the Botanic gardens, will visit her at
Glenveagh this fall, declining other invita-
tions.
Lord Kitchener will also visit Mrs. Adalr
in September, when a distinguished party
will meet him. Mrs. Adalr will visit India
in October-nrst, Lord Kitchener's guest
afterward as the guest Of Lord and Lady
Curzon. ..s.e..slrs "a -,
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Lady Cheylesmere, the daughter Of Fran
els Ormond French Of New York and whose
husband only recently succeeded to the title
of baron, is gradually recovering the use Of
the leg which was badly injured in a car
riage accident while driving back from Hur-
lingham three months ago. The new mas
sage treatment Is being given to bring the
bones of the knee together and to prevent
permanent stiffness Of the joint. Lord and
Lady Cheylesmere, who are staying at But
ler's Court, Beaconsheld, have leased the
property, as for some time they may be
financially crippled by the death duties.
Lady Ashborne. the wife Of the lord chan
cellor Of Ireland, is the latest convert to
Christian Science. She holds meetings In
Dublin on Sunday morning. Among Chris
tian Scientists OF note are Lord and Lady
Dunmore and their daughters, Lady Bath,
Lord and Lady Maitland, Lady Abinger, the
daughter Of the late Commodore Magruder
Of the United States navy, and Dowager
Lady Gray Egerton. Miss Eleanor Winsloe,
the most prominent evangelist, has secured
many converts. King Edward is the latest
inquirer into the ethics OF this new re-
ligion. He dined with the Dunmores the
other evening especially to discuss It.
Mrs. Blowes' plans have been upset
through the illness Of her second SON He
is now better and she is going to Scotland
on a series Of visits before sailing for New
York. where she will remain only a month
before sailing for Australia
Lady Raglan, the wife of Baron Raglan,
the new governor OF the Isle OF Man, has
been exhibiting herself in her coronation
robes and coronet at a suburban residence
at the admission charge OF cents. The
proceeds are to be given to a local charity.
but they amount to only $40. Standing on a
dais in the garden, Lady Raglan explained
to visitors the significance OF the various
trappings on the robes.
Baron and Lady Harris announce that
they will follow Lady Raglan's example next
week. the admission fee, rs cents. to be given
to charity.