Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-19
Young Mr.. Vanderbilt Shows Him Few
Things About Machine.
COLD WEATHER SPous SPORT IN FRANCE
Daisy Letter is Waiting to Be Presented a
Court in May.
GOOD DANCERS IN DEMAND IN LONDON
MarchiOneas of HertfOrd Coming TO
America 10 Attend wedding
of Her Son to an
Heiress,

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LONDON, April 1S-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.)-The duch-
ess of Marlborough is expected to return
! ere long from Vienna, where she has been
undergoing treatment for threatened deaf
| ness. She is getting anxious to see her
children. The duke left for q leisurely
| tour to Vienna to meet her, in order TO ac-
/ company her home, but he is making such
a prolonged stay in Paris that 1t now seems
| probable that the duchess will meet him
there The duke has bought new auto
! mobile and w. X. Vanderbilt, jr., is Civ
ing him the benefit of his experience.
Young Mr.. Vanderbilt and his wife have
recently motored from Paris to Cannes and
back twice and are only deferred by the
terribly cold weather from setting out on
trip through Spain.
NJ p Grace has rented from the duke OF
Atholl, the famous grousemoor at Dalna-
| spidal in Perthshire. 1t has been carefully
preserved for sixty years and has yielded
some of the largest bags ever shot In scot
land
Mrs. Ogden Goelet and her daughter, due
to arrive today at Claridge's, come from
Paris to London to attend Lady Beatrtx
Herbert's wedding on the 29th of this
month, They will remain in London two
weeks and then go to Paris for the season.
Mrs. Letters London plans have been
disarranged by the fact that no date has
yet been fixed for the May court, when
Daisy" is to be presented to the king and
queen. Mrs. Letter had hoped to get this
done in time to leave London May 10, after
attending Mrs. Adairs great fancy dress
bali May g. At that ball Daisy is to
wear her magnificent durbar costume, a
perfect wonder Of Indian embroidery. Miss
Letter is seen every morning riding In the
park with her handsome escort, Captain
Meade The bitter "nor'easter" has kept
the majority of the riders indoors, but MISS
Letter seems to gain additional enjoyment
J from the trying weather.
United States Embassy Secretary White
and Mrs. yEEsfr. who we're 81 Wilton Park
l1helr. b Lace an inghamshira. for Easter
/ gave one smarl dance. -
Cold for Motoring.
Mrs. Ridgely Carter hes been on motor
ing tour along the river Loire in France
Her party returned to Paris last Sunday
almost frostbitten by the continued cold
weather.
Craig wadsworth is having a months
holiday in Germany, visiting the principa
cities and devoting a good deal Of time L
picture galleries and sightseeing.
William Phillips, Ambassador Choate's
= new private secretary is falling into his
S duties with great facility. Being noted
I waltzer, he is greeted with additional cor
: diality by anxious hostesses, who are finding
It It harder than ever to get dancing men 70
: their parties The average young Eng
Il lishman is too bored to dance, and as h
y rarely shines in conversation American
e are all the more welcome.
. Coming to Thaw Wedding.
h Lord Yarmouth's mother, the marchiones
e of Hertford, sailed from Liverpool las
Thursday on Celtic, which left one da
l. late because Of a collision in the rive
le Mersey. It will be the marchioness' frs
visit to America. She goes to be presen
rs at the wedding Of her eldest son an
= Miss Thaw OF Pittsburg Lady Hertfor
st is daughter of Viscount Bridport TIL
3 viscount was Queen Victoria's principa
is aide de- camp, and the present marehiones
was one Of her ladies-in- waiting. TIL
II Bridport family own extensive vineyard
r in Sicily and the viscount also bears tn
is Italian title Of duke Of Bronte. Lady Hert
IN ford is devoted to her husband and daugh
r ters, living very quietly for the most par
at Ragley Hall, the family seat in War
wickshire. Lord Yarmouth. since he cam
e of age has spent nine-tenths of his tim
either in Australia or Dunistas and
i'm little known in English society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton French, who hav
been staying with their children at Cls
ridges, have taken the duke of Sutherland
steam yacht Catania for a two month
~ cruise in the Mediterranean. Their part
Id will include Mrs. Walker Fearn and Mr.. an
la Miss Townsend. They intend making
IS round tour Of the Mediterranean from Al
er giers to Constantinople, the Levantin
Iv ports and back to Tunis and Algters.
as very attractive member of the Angle
es American nobility is the countess
TO Tankerville. Her latest photograph, take
II. with her little son, Lord Ossuston (who
ly now six years old testihes to her charm
he and is much admired by her friends. 81
by is the daughter Of g. G. Van Marter
New York and was married in 1895 to n
earl Of Tankerville, who owns about 81, 81
c acres in North Britain.
~ The earl Is a grandson OF the sixth duh
of Manchester, so little Lord Ossuiston
a kinsman Of Lord Manderville, who wi
born in October, 1902. and is destined
be the Anglo-AmeTiean tenth duke
Manchester. his mother having been Hell,
Of