Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
SEASON OF REAL
HOLIDAY IN ENGLAND
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cabegram to The Star
LONDON, August 26-August brought
the passing of parliament and the coming
OF the real holiday season And August
mas found society on the wing and making
numerous plans as to where the early part
OF the autumn is to be spent
Inc King and queen. having been ut
loves Tor the regatta and the visit of the
rench heet. naturally society found itself
moving in that direction. Immediately
after the Cowes festivities the king left for
three-weeks' holiday at Marienbad, the
queen making short stay on the Deeside
Later in the year her majesty will visit
Denmark
The Prince OF Wales, who has been the
guest of his majesty on board the royal
yacht is now opening the hunting season
with the Duke of Devonshire at Bolton
Appey, and spending few days for grouse
shooting with the Marquis of Ripon He
then goes north to Join the Princess of
wales at Abergeldie, where her royal high
ness Is going almost Immediately with her
family
Prince and Princess Christian are spend
ing the latter part of this month in Ger
many, and in September the princess is
expected to pay visits to Scotland, staying
with Lady Nina Balfour at Newton Don
Pnncess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, who
wight, has also gone to the northland
The Duke and Duchess of Fife, who had
intended to go first to Duff House in the low
lands, suddenly changed their plans. and
went direct to Mar Lodge. Her royal high
ness expects visits from the Prince and
Princess of Wales during the next few
weeks. Early in October the king will
spend a few days at Mar Lodge
The prime minister, ever faithful to golf
goes first to North Berwick and then to
Whittingehame. The colonial secretary is
another statesman who finds relaxation in
golf, but he loves to play in the north.
The leader of the opposition Sir Henry
mpbell-Bannerman. overcome by the
eXertions of the session. left at once for
Marienbad upon the adjournment of par
lament.
The Duke of Devonshire is shooting over
his Yorkshire moors. The Marquis of
Lansdowne has gone to Ireland. The chief
secretary and Lady Doreen Long have been
entertaining at the chief secretary's lodge
Dublin, during this week, for the Dublin
horse show, on which occasion the Earl
and Countess of Dudley have also had a
large party at the castle. Immediately
after the end of this week they expect to
go to Berwick for golf
Earl Cawdor. first lord of the admiralty
who has not been at all well lately, is at
tempting to obtain complete recuperation
at Cawdor Castle, Nainshire where he is
shooting over the Cawdor moors The
Earl and Countess of Aberdeen have been
entertaining largely at the Haddo House,
the Haddo gathering taking place in the
park there a few days ago.
Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, ex-
poets to spend portion of the fall months
at Draemar Castle, which she has rented
from Princess Bolgorouki. The Duke and
Duchess of Norfolk are paying a round of
visits in Scotland. The Duke of Richmond
Is in residence at Gordon Castle and the
Duke and Duchess of Portland have gone
from Walbeck Abbey to Langwell House,
CaithneSs, where they expect to remain
for a couple of months.
hiC1l nd tic t1ar
than ever. Never has there been better
grouse shooting. There are, of course, the
usual rumors and reports about inlet
moors and shooting, but, as a matter Of
fact, such cases are rare. The Duke and
Duchess of Roxburghe are in residence at
Floors Castle, Kelso. Lord and Lady Bur-
ton are at Glenquoch, where they are ex-
pecting visit from the king when his
majesty is at Balmoral in September.
Mr.. SOUTH has taken moor this year.
Mr.. Winston Churchill, NJ. P. left a few
days ago and expects to indulge in Alpine
climbing in Switzerland. Viscount and Wis.,
countess Castlereagh. with Lady Castle
reagh's brother, Mr.. Eric Chapline, who is
just married, will be at Inchnedamph. MIR.
Athur Saesson goes to Tulchan on Spa and
Sir Ralph Blos has rented portion of
the Ballinballoch moors from Sir George
Mcpherson Grant. The Duke of Leeds, be-
Squadron, was, of course, obliged to be In
attendance on CoweS, but after the re-
gatta he went at once to Horribly Caste,
Yorkshire where he will remain during the
autumn. The Duke of Newcastle is visit
ing America.
The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale will
be at Lowther Castle during the grouse
shooting period. The Earl and Countess of
Londesborough will be at Londesborough
Park until the end of the month.