Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
PROGRAM OF KING EDWARD
WILL NOT MEET OTHER SOW.
EREIGNS ABROAD.
Many Buds and Debutantes Will b
at the First Court This Season.
Some Presentations.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
LONDON February H. 1875.
During the last twelve months the
court has spent only four weeks
at Windsor Castle. According 10 pres.
ent arrangements King Edward sni
Queen Alexandra viii b. at the castle
for a fortnight in June. their stay COW
ering tho Whitsunt.de holidays and Ascot
race week. The only other residence or
the court al Windsor this year. according
To present arrangements. will be ten days
during tire latter part of November. There
are number of newspapers which are
constantly circulating ridiculous actions
as TO the kings engagements. During
the last fortnight il has been stated In
various journals that his majesty has
arranged TO visit the Emperor William
at Corfu. and also to meet his nephew at
Malta: that he will receive = visit from
King Alfonso at BiarritZ; and that he Is
to meet Kin Victor Emmanuel At Pa
,ermo. There is not particle or founda-
ton for any of these tales. no arrangN-
ments having been made for the king ID
meet any foreign sovereign while he Is
abroad during the spring. There Is little
probability of the king visiting Ireland
this year.
first court reminds one that quite a mum
Der of notable debutantes and brides Will
make their curtsey to the sovereign this
year. An interesting presentation VIII ne
that of the young daughter OF the Duke
and Duchess of Portland. Lady Victoria
Cavendish Pentinck. goddaughter OF
Queen Victoria. who will celebrate her
eighteenth birthday this month. and WHO
practically made her debut a. the Wei
beck Abbey ball given in honor OF the
King and Queen OF Spain. The second
daughter of the Countess Of Arlie. Lady
Helen Ogilvy. is not much over seventeen.
but will probably be presented this year,
as her der sister Lady Kitty. was mar
ried more than year ago.
Buds of Nobility.
About the same age is tho third daugh-
ter Of the Countess of Dundonald, Lady
Marjorie Cochrane. and she too will no
doubt be a debutante of this season, and
be seen about with her sister. Lady Jean
Cochrane Lady Colehrooke's daughter.
the Honorable Mary. will he eighteen in
March. and is to be presented shortly: and
Lady Mntos youngest daughter. Lady
Violet. will be another of the seasons
debutantes. Miss Campbell the daughter
of Capt. Walter Campbell groom-in-wait-
ing. and of Mrs. Campbell of Holly Grove.
Windsor. is also To make her debut this
year. though she already introduced
to society when the kaiser was staying at
Windsor As for the brides who will have
still to be presented their marriage.
there arc many of great interest. First
and foremost Lady Loreburn. a Decem-
Der bride. who will naturally lLave the
entree: Lady Cynchia Colville. daughter
of cabinet minister: Lady Constance
Cairns. daughter Of tho mistress. OF the
robes: the Duchess OF Buccleuch; Lady
Evelyn Collins, and Lady Alastair 1nnes-
Ker daughter and daughter-in-law of tho
dowager Duchess OF Roxburgitc: the
young Lady Ronaldshay; Mrs. Dumaresq.
r. N. elder daughter of Sir Charles
Dalrymple: Lady Bernard Gordon Len
nox who was married at the close of last
summer: Capt. Stanley Clarke's wife.
daughter of Sir Alexander Baird of Uric
and Mrs. Maurice Malcolm of Roltalloch.