Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
WILL ENTERTAIN KAISER WITH
 SLAUGHTER
British Court Plans for Huge Battue in Windsor Park When William Comes Next November for Visit,
Special Cable to ReyiewJ By Robert Frederick.

By RODeTt BfOueflCh. LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The Kaiser, when he comes to Windsor next No yember will be treated to a grand battue game in Windsor Park, such as his heart delights in. Preparations have already commenced by Capt. Walter Campbell. Deputy Ranger of the Park, who will import many young birds to add to the already plen- tiful stock.
 The royal shooting party will in clude. besides the King and Kaiser, the Prince of Wales. the Duke of Con- naught and four or five others. Not all the English royalties appre- eiate the bloodthirsty joy of grand battue as the Kaiser does, their taste preferring the more sportsmanlike shoot over dogs. While all of them are fairly efficient gunnrrs, the Prince of Wales is a first-class shot, only surpassed among the European royalties by the King of Portugal.
 American boys at Etcn have intro duced the expensive restaurant din uers to their school-chums, who hith- erto have been content with surrepti- tous feasts in their studies or in the local "tuek-shop'' When the whole school came to IlonSon for the annual cricket match against Harrow school, several parties of Etonians dined sumptuously at the Ritz Hotel. where a special menu was provided for them.
 The Eton dinner is quite a we'll regulated affair. and has the sanction of the boys parents. No undue eX- trayagance is permissible, the menu being simple and the amount of cham pagne strictly limited.
 Apart from these restrictions, tine young hosts entertain on their own responsibility, which gives the dinner that spirit of gaiety and healthy en- joyment characteristic of scno2lboy feasts. Only the senior boy5, of course. are allowed to indulge iu these restaurant dinners.
 King Edward, who is putting on weight is taking walking exercise to reduce the surplus tissue. In this he is obeying his medical advisers, wliO attribute the increase to his laSk Uf exercise during the London seaSGh. The King has net time lIf cNer':iS9 in London and does most If his traT- eIiI:, I.y automobile. This iUrm Ot fOcrl rl-Ol. is considered IS rar.N le- spCrsibl,: for the increl;e II his Ma5e.tys weight.
 Now the King walks for about an hour every day in the extensive grounds at Buckingham Palace. He is also taking less automobile rides. When the King goes to Marienbad for his annual "cure" he will be able to
 I,,- | 1,n in O exercise included in the cure.
 An American woman, Miss Wood hull, daughter of Mrs. Woodruff Mar tin. has founded a novel kind of wom- ems club down in rural Worcester shire. It is a community of women who are studying or interested in az riculture and gardening, and its head quarters is a charming old Elizahelh- ian manor-house which Miss Wood hull has furnished from top to bottom with anicue furniture.
 The object of the club is t0 keep active the brtains as well as the hjdy of women agriculturists-to prevent vegetating like the plants they raise. There is a school of gardening at- tached to the club, and members can also attend chemistry and botany classes at the neighboring Chelen- ham girls college.
 Members may rent small plots of land on the estate. which is Miss woodhuIls property, and they may either live in the club or in cottages in the adjoining village. A dairy IS soon to be added to the club.
 The intellects of members are kept alive by discussions on various sno- jects connected with agriculture: SO cially also they need never be dull, Ter there are constant arrivals Of visiting members. who are entertained in a simple rural way
 Members and students, when at work, wear short, spare skirts, with heavy boots and panama or felt hats while the officials wear scarlet jack cts with green ties.
 The record tip for waitress al a restaurant is the one hundred Suineas (s525) received by Laura Sage. y.hC has served luncheon to many profai nent business men for eighteen years Laura was employed at Crosby Hall the old Fifteenth Century palace lu Bishopgate street, used as -estau rant. which is to be pulled down tt make room for a bank building.
 Before Crosby Hall closed its door; for the last time the wealthy custom CTS subscribed a hundred guineas a: a farewell tip" for their favo-ite waitress. The munificent gift tool Miss Sage quite by surprise, but whel she had fully realized her good luck she wisely handed the money to on' of her old customers for a safe invest ment-
 It is expected that bethothal vii soon be announced between Princes Patricia of Connaught, King Edward niece and the young Marquis of AT gIesey. Rumors about match 5t tween the marquis and the princes that have been current for some tim seem to be confirmed by the fact tha Lord Anglesey has entertained fh whole Connaught family-the Duk and Duchess. Prince Arthur, and Pr'i cess Patricia to dinner
 This IS taken as a sign that tl princess parents have now recoi .-,,rro rra-rUT1fc a eHffr