New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22

name has figured in the history Of Cheshire
ever since the twelfth century. while sher-
borne Park. I'm Gloucestershire. the country
seat or Lord Sherborne. has been in the
possession Of the family>from the reign OF
heirs VIII OF course. there are some
rurists who viii insist that the buttons to-
CAV are not really buttons hut Naper-
ms i due 20 the fact that on the death q
1T john Dutton, Of Sherhorne Park in the
early part Of the eighteenth century. with
"ut male issue, his estates passed 10 his
SISTER son, James Lenox Naper. 81 Coun-
~ Meath. who. in accordance with the
terms OF MS uncles viii. assumed. with the
consent or the crown. the srmorial bearings
and the name OF the Dutton family.
LORD Sherhorne. generally looked upon
as bachelor OF the most confirmed d.
scrfption. married in 1894 Jevess. dauRh-
ter and heiress ~ the late Baron stern.
who on DYING bequeathed 70 her a fortune
or some Sio,00o.0 600. LADY Sherborna ex-
rnred some eight years later. without an
instsnts warning or a moments apparent
Illness on the lawn OF the Royal Yacht
squadron AZ Cowes during the regatta
week and left her husband an income %
$4,000 year, 10 cease. however. n he
married again one Of Lady Sherborne's
-
peeraSe, another member OF her family
Heroer1 stern. has been created Lord Michel
ham, and owns Horace walpole's celebrated
suburban country seat. strawberry FJu
WILL NOT BE LADY GARvAGH.
Mrs. Leopold Canning. having recently
secured an annululent Of her marriage -
the only son and heir n Lord Garvagh.
has now resumed her maiden name. and de-
sires henceforth 70 b. known as Miss
Caroline Ruhe. She is tf- only surviving
child and sole heiress Of Charles Z Rubs
The south African millionaire. and Is
a. present IN deep mourning for her only
brother. Ernest Ruhe. a subaltern Of the
lst Royal Dragons. who has lust sue
cumhed 70 blood poisoning out in India II
Is understood that ere long Miss Rube. as
she must now b. called will contract A
matrimonial alliance more brilliant than
her former venture. Her marriage 70 the
Hon Leopold Canning took place four years
ago ~ old 81 Margaret's Westminster. IN
The presence 81 members Of the ROYAL fam
fly Of the Cabinet and. IN fact. Of almost
every body Of note IN London.
II seemed an ideal match. on one side
there were beauty and great wealth while
on the other there was an historic name.
T.
groom, who is very good looking. having a
most promising career before him. He was
a Eodson Of the late Duke OF Albany. and
persona grata with others Of the reigning
house Lord Desborough placed Taplow
Hall his beautiful place on the Thames.
popularity known as Honeymoon Hall" al
the disposal OF the newly married couple
for their honeymoon.
But before three DAYS were over the bride
had left her husband and returned 10 her
parents. with whom she has resided ever
since. This occurred toward the close or
the season Of ls06. and furnished the prin-
cipal theme Of gossip st the GoodwoOd
races and durtng the Cowes week Of that
year.
Much speculation has prevailed as 10 why
the lady should have DELAYED - long taking
rhe necessary steps TO secure the annui-
ment OF her marriage. Perhaps she was
anxious 70 avoid notoriery. and the fact
that she should have hraved al this juuct-
ure all the disagreea BILE legal proceedings
connected with the divorce court serves 70
confirm the story that she IS about 10
marry again.
The Hon. Leopold Canning Is the only
son % the third Lord Garvagh. Of Garvagh
House, IN County Londonderry. and be
longs 70 that family which furnished 20 the
state George Canning. the famous Premier.
rhe Earl Canning. first Viceroy OF India
ana Stratford Canning. better known as
Tiscount Stratford De RedcliTe. who
achieved 50 much celebrity as British Am
hassador 70 the Sublime Porte during the
Crimesn war. being known al STEAMBOAT as
The Great Eltchee." and regarded ny the
natives a. an infinitely more powerful per
sonage than the Padishah himself The
first Lord Garvagh was a younger brother
~ George Canning the Prime Minister
MARQUISE DE FONTENOT.