New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-01

- srothers title few years ago after service
Guards Tia Treasurer Sir Edward
IN phS e a baronet. who has been in the
So. o1s for thirteen years. and the Controller
- MASTER of Elibank. the eldest son OF a
s+,.. peer The Lords In Waiting are
-. OF young peers who have either served
slruf AFRICA as leutenants or received train
IN SOU ,,,..,or diplomatic posts. One is Earl
iIs - who was Lord in Waiting in 1885,
Gran - +ba Earl OF Granard a captain in the
al0''.I Guards. Lord Hamilton Of Dalzell. also
- ;s the second bearer Of the utle' L1ora
sou g the son Of the famous scholar and
80 penman is a promising young peer whose
~-s.+or was Lord Chief Justice The mistress
H~ 1obAs has not yet been named. AFTER q
"a "a, x-,4 for a Liberal duchess; and the ia0les-
-r.i.;y,s are not necessarily changed ulioe'
- .,o,, administration. since they hold lHe"
the .-,op+s without reference to political con-
AtE I.,o-s the 'bedchamber question" not nav
80, revived since Sir Robert Peers nn1e'
nls 80 Of the new household officials belong
onI' xo,,,ilies In the peerage. Appointments
% " -ara always easily made when the Tory
wing titled families were equally rich ana
-f,,1 are now arranged more artlhcla4lg,
-, much more new blood at court.
-a.. revival of Liberal fortunes after an echpSe
-. than ten years Will naturally be fol-
,.-.5 nv a material increase Of social prestige-
800 viii be no lack OF bright and clever women
= bos+esses on the Government SIDE even Il
- are no houses TO rival such stronghoIds OF
- 1-rionists as Devenshire House, StafIoFo
xJ.rsa Iansdowne House and Londonderry
80 LADY Campbell-Bannerman is IL too
szsbIa health to become social leader; but her
-. 5oor neighbor in DowRing-st-. Mrs As
80 sir charles Tenants daughter, Is
- ~ Wit vivacty and ambition. whose
-. --iiI ~ & social centre II carriages can
- o,,+ Of the cuI de sac opening into White
81 The famented Lady Tweednaouth is no
-, - Iivine to preside over the official rest
z.-oa r +be Admiralty; Lady Aberdeen viii
= n Ireland, and Spencer House viii prop
M, - closed Lady Denman, with her mother
T5r Pearson will entertain Liberals a
cerI+a- House Terrace; Lady Carringtoh
s.s Iarge house and Lady Burghclerc an
-. Tadv .colebrooke is ID close touch with
.,s court. Lady Crewe may become a prom
80 ra-+v hostess IN Creve House. opposite
-. rl,5-e ~ Marlboroughs costly residence. and
Ts5v Havter viii certainly renew. her hospital
a.. v-bich never failed when Liberals were n
.5versitr. There viii also b 8 group Of new
tos-asses: LADY Marjorie Sinclair wife Of the
sscretarv for Scotland; Mrs Herbert Gladstone,
chose husband has the UNIQUE distinction or
,s;rg = Cabinet Minister born in Downing-st;
Mrs sydney Buxton. wife Of the popular POST.
master General and Mrs Harcourt the daugh-
-er 81 Mr.. Walter Burns. Nj. Pierpont Morgan,
late parrner. Society viii not anguish When
-rere are 50 many charming women On me COY
eminent side: yet when the lists are closed the
DISPARITY in wealth and titled distinction De
tweer the incoming Liberals and The outgoing
1rnioEists is conspicuous. Times have changed
since the Georges and the Victorian era, when
If vas hardly practicable to decide whether the
wings Or the Tories We're the stateIer party.
There is new blood in the Ministry, At Court
aa5 II smart society, but the glamor Of the.
1Jdtine aristoc-acy has faded n f.