The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
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WyLy ray TOR az Mrs way
TO RIIRRITI.
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toSS,N. Marrh The hing will leave
I-udop 40 sunday night The tediun
~ ~ Irg Journey To the south Of France
- Ia relic. ed by Tubbers at bridge. a.
- - tust had a special card table In
.,,''@i N bis private car. which - 80 per
,s-..rv balanced that no vibration u felt
% "A. h.-sn noticed lately that tho King
,-,a-,.-t m the game - waning. He no
.,.,y~r ,rts az a card table for the whole
., c..ue Imring the journey To harritz
h.. Intends ~ revive hts interest In bird ge
~trrrg - IN the air IN London. The
aur. Of Hyde Park are studded with
.h.fs yellow aud purple orocus blossoms
sri r., streets and parks are crowded
r.tu -s,,ple getting the sunshine after
t.- short moderate winter. society has
o.. ,vaksned from its lcthargy and
. ...rtAinmentsare crOwdinG each othe,
o.. Countess Pappenheim's secOG Z
c,r.. after Friday nights court was
dol :h'tIl AFFAIR. ne Misses DTeSei and
carter With their RANGES. Lord Maidstone
snd viscount Acheson. were as usual
-,r-n observed. Mrs. Chauncey was one
~ The dAncers Others uere the Misses
" Goudy. Winslow, Post and Lady
Inres-Ker
Vi. arrival Of, former Vioe-President
Ya,rtanks and his wife has been the
sigma Ior much entertaining. Ambassa-
dor Red has given them . dinner al
Dorchester House. The members Of the
American Embassy were among the
rIes's John T.. Orifith. the American
C,nsul-,ieueral here. and his vile gave
Dinner in thear honor on Tuesday. Only
Americans we're present.
Nuaong the guests were Mrs. Cloman,
,hs wife Il the military attAche. and Mrs.
de- pominRues. in addition TO Mr.. Reid.
ou Thursday the Grifiths gave luncheon
y, mo Fairiankses 60 which only English
~onen we're invited 10 he present 60 meet
Ms Fairbanks. SiF Robert Perks has
asked nearly a hundred leading Wesleyan
ministers and lAynen TO meet Mr. Fair
hanks at luncheon nett week.
Mrs. Van ZAndt gave q reception on
Wednesday She was assisted in receiv-
ing ny Mrs. CORVALLIS West and Mrs.
John Leslie
The Countess " Craven has recovered
from the effects OF the accident 60 her
eyes she. with her parents, the Bradley
Martins. has been among the regular
attendants az the opera this week. Mrs.
Bradley Martin gives supper parties to
the guests che invites Co the opera.
Mr. John Jacob Astor. whose final
decree al divorce vas granted ysster-
dav W.s the hostess at a small dinner
81 her Hill street house on "Wednesday.
I,n"pg the guests we're Lord Revelstoke.
Count Albert MensdorH. Mrs. Asquith.
~,is IT the Prime Minister. and AIR. and
Mrs. William Phillips
NJ 4 MOor- invited a few friends
." a dinner al the Ritz, where she 10 now
E-,rnR The guests included the Col
rlzn- the Philipps~s. Miss Carter. Lord
A~h-. ~ aud Lady d'Ere-by.
NJ Higgins and Mrs. Dr~xel have
r4J lurchSons Tor their daughters girl
f'---ds They we're Jolly informal Affairs.
IN, largest fancy dress tall ever gwen
England took place on "Wednesday
uh~u Ihe Chslssa Arts Club gave il
aBuIai celsbrsIIon. They took the
ark~st huildiuE w London. Albert Ia n.
And -"ld 5"p u"kets All the social
artistic aud theatrical World took part
N toe revealing at thls hall. II was n
meet uu-knRtish ahaiT.
very one was imbued with the true
continental spirit. Many rich Amen
cans took boxes aud with thsir identity
hidden under domiu"s watched the fun.
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson.
TIE barefoot dancer uho recently returned
ircFu America. appeared As cowboy
and danced frequently with Charles l.,
'hs wife Of a veil known artist who APP
reared IN that character. Many actresses
Who srriN si late at night wore beaut-
'ui and sccsntric costumes.
Teddy LEAR, Joans u Arc. Mines.
ssrs Gsne. stitches. faiTes. monks and
uuns Abounde,i. but there was a great
20 or' toward originality.
LADY Granard expects u open her
reW house by the end IT this month. When
SIRE -ill give 4 large reception.