The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-26
PRINCESS ENA's JEWELS.
List of Presents Received by the
Bride of King Alfonso.

ents, which were exhibited yesterday
at Kensin&ton Palace, are tte lovely
jewels given to the future queen Of
Spain by their Majesties King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra ana the
beautiful tiara of the Empress Eugenie.
A crowd Of privileged friends Of
their royal highnesses filled the en-
hibition room. Among the many beau
tiful presents that came from friends
of the princess outside the royal fam
lily circle was bust Of Princess Ena,
by Mr.. Conrad Dressler. The plas-
ter bust was oh show yesterday, and
this present has peculiar interest,
since it represents a gift from the
ladies Of England to King Alfonso.
Lady CRANKY initiated the idea.
Two large silver cups are accom-
panied by card-"With my best
wishes and much love from Daisy,'
the monogram in the corner Of the
card indicating Queen Maud of Nor
way. Many of the presents bear the
initial "V.' foreshadowing the face
already announced in the Daily
Mail that the young queen has elect
ed to be known as Queen Victoria.
Quite a number Of the presents are
books, and pictures of Scottish seem
cry are curiously numerous.
Details of the presents are as fol-
lows:
From the king and queen, magni-
ficent turquoise and diamond neck
lace, pendant, and earrings, the tur-
quoises Of fine color and very large.
The Empress Eugene (godmother
Of Princess Ena), lovely diamond
tiara, formed by two large wings in
large stones.
Tile Prince and Prencess of Wales,
a superb diamond ornament.
Princess Henry Of Batenberg, in
addition to some exquisite Carrick-
macross lace, has given her daugh-
ter a lovely necklace and aiGrette Of
diamonds and pink coral.
Princess Christian, q real lace fan.
Princess Louise August Of Schles-
wig-Holstein, pair of enamel and
jade fan sticks.
Princess Louise, Duchess Of Argyll
and the Duke of Argyll, two gold and
embroidered chairs.
The duchess of Sake Coburg and
Gotha, the Grand Duke and Duchess
Cyril of Russia, Prince and Princess
Hohenlohe, and Princess Beatrice of
Saxe-Cobur@, large aquamarine and
diamond pendant.
Princess Ena's brothers-Prince
Alexander. Prince Leopold, and
Prince Maurice of Batenburg-havc
given her diamond and turquoise
bangle.
Princess Gustav Adolf of Sweden,
two silver and gold vases.
Lady Harris, watcr-color pictures.
Lord and Lady Blythswood, card
eases.
Lady Cowell, book-stand.
The Hon. Mrs. Vereker, picture.
Dora Countess. of Lytton, silver
frame.
The American Ambassador and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid. silver salver.
The Countess of Dundas, Venetion
box.
Lady Naylor Leyland, gold jewel
led box.
Lord James Of Hereford, tortoise
shell and silver blotting-pad.
Princess Royal and Duke Of Fife,
jade and ruby letter-weight.
Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Hol-
stein, parasol.
The Haharance of Cooch Behar, a
diamond pendant.
Signor and Nine. Tosti, a ruby and
diamond bangle.
Lady Mary Hamilton, sapphire and
diamond pendant.
The Marchioncss of Londonderry,
diamond and cat 's-eye necklace.
Lork Glenesl1, diamond and enamel.
Lord and Lady Iveagh, sapphire
and diamond necklace.
Ladies Of Scotland, a replica in
brilliants Of an ancient Scottish
brooch.
Baroness Adolphe de Rothschild,
old gold charm.
Count Mcnsdroff (Austro-Hungar-
ian Ambassador, set of ruby and dia-
mond lace brooches.
Lord and Lady Castlercahh, enamel
and pearl buckle.