The Washington times., 1905-07-31
LORD BROOKE TO
WE'D MISS REID
Will Be Earl Of Warwick,
But Needs Money.
MISS REID VERY POPULAR
Prominent People at Bar Harbor-CoI-
onel Symons at Lenox-Paul
Morton at Newport

Washington and New York society are
much interested in a rumor which
reaches this country from London that
Miss Jean Reid. the popular and at
tractive daughter of the. American am
bassador to the Court OF st. James, is
engaged to Lord Brooke, SON OF the
Earl of Warwick
Miss Reid met Lord Brooke some
months ago when she was visiting
abroad and it is regarded as certain
that the formal announcement is only
a matter of time.
Like her particular friend, Miss Alice
Roosevelt. Miss Reid is probably of d
mind to enjoy her great popularity be
fore letting the world know that she
contempiatss marriage.
Miss Reid has been feted continuously
since she arrived in England. and every
one Is doing the most 10 shower at
tentions on this popular young woman.
In England the marriage would be
looked upon as a popular one for Lord
Brooke. as he is very ambitious and has
a host of friends. but his finances are
not what he would wish While it is
understood the match. should it occur.
would be a love match. the young no
bleman certainly would not be averse TO
marrying into q family which would do
much from a financial point to advance
his ambitions.
Lord Brooke will one day be Earl of
Warwick, and, should he succeed in
winning this charming American girl
for his wife, another brilliant match,
from a social view. would be accredited
to daughter Of the new world.
Mr. lie Chong. attache to the Chinese
lega ton, arrived in New York yester-
day from Europe on the steamship
Umbria.
Cen Horace Porter has concluded
his visit to Newport and Will go to
Bar Harbor today, where a number of
invitations await him. He will, how
ever return to Newport to fiji out other
engagements.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks will go to Bar Harbor next Sat
urday, where they are to be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Henderson at the
Chateau. the Henderson place. They
will arrive in time for the reception
given by Capt Thomas Nash in honor
OF General and Mrs. F1tzhugh.
Lieutenant General and Mrs. Schofeld
were among the guests entertained at
luncheon yesterday by j. ?. Bass at
Columbia cottage, his Bar Harbor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Patterson
were hosts yesterdayat their Leno1 home
to Colonel SynonS. OF Washington,
when they entertained at luncheon in
his honor.
Mrs. George westinghouse, who will
spend the summer in Lenox and not in
admitted to membership In the Berk-
shire Automobile Club. She is the first
woman to join the club
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, of wash
ington, are registered at the Casino
| Narragansett Pier.
Mrs John A Logan has offered to tht
State of Illinois her valuable historical
collection.
Count WenckheIm. of the Austrian
embassy. left Lenox yesterday for New
port in his automobile
Mrs. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh las
night entertained at dinner at their
Newport cottage for their daughter
| Miss Evelyn Walsh. The company wa:
made up entirely Of Miss WaIsh's yours
| friends, but other guests were invited
for musicale which followed
| Former Secretary of the Navy Pau
| Morton was visitor 20 Newport over
| Sunday.
Baron Rosen, Russian ambassador: I,
| the United States. is in New York
! where he will await the arrival Of NJ
/ Witte, senior Russian peace envoy, whC
| is expected to reach New York witt
! his party on Wednesday.
! Baron Rosen yesterday reserved tn,
| state suite at the st. Regis for the use
/ of the ENJOYS until they leave for
t Portsmouth.
Misses Sophie Goldberg. Sarah Levy
! Rose RothStein. and Rebecca Roginsky
| left in Il party yesterday for a tive
| weeks stay at the Linwood, Colonia
! Beach
Howard Signund and Edgar Kaufmay
| left town yesterday 10 spend q fort
night at Atlantic City.
Joseph Dammanu. formerly OF thi;
/ city but now Il resident Of New York
/ is here visiting his parents.