The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29

stables, u Il stated that demandH 70,
additional room by Oldsr patrons induced
Darling 10 request Mr. Kesne 10 transfs,
hin horsos 10 Buffers.
MArTEhs EIsTIc.
large party Of LondOnsrl have ar.
ranged 20 attend the Jsdrisa-Johnson
hight Eugene Corr. referee Of the Ma
tional sporting Club, h RoinR. Corr,
chatting with Senator Timothy d. salli.
van, said hs would llke % 20 70 assured tls
hght would come on. Sullivan gave the
necessary assurance.
The enmity bstWesn Mcfarland and
Welsh ssn'os Hogan gave PAchey the d.
cisiOn over he Wslahman 81 Milwaukse
years ago was increased In bitterness
this week whsn Mcfarland rsoeivsd a
letter frOm Wslsh's Awyors demanding
an apology for lsttsEs Mcfarland wross
70 American frienda cFitioininR Welsh.
and threatening a hbul suit 70 he apology
was not forthcoming. McFarland'S reply
was pointed. but unprintabls.
Many Americans hAvs engaged seats
at the NatiOnal sporting Club for the
MoFArland-Welahh fight on Monday. ex-
PSctinG a SanguinAry battls between the
enemies.
LONDON JoTs.
Miss A. Van Dyke Of San Francisco,
who has been . pupil Of Jean Dc Ressks
for ths last three years. has been en-
EAgsd 70 sing at Covsnt 0arden. she 20
pleased Harry Higgins whsn abe aanR
for him last Monday that he IL arranging
for her debut IN Il Pagliaoci.'
The first labor exchange for women in
England was opsnsd on thursday. Hordss
Of women and girls Of all AEss applied
Immediately for work. giving painful
evidsnOs Of the shocking number Of
women who are out Of employment
Among the applicants were stenogra-
phers. typewTitsrs. dressmaksrs. milh-
nsrs, teachers and ssrvanta.
King Georges welcome IdeCres curtail-
Ing the period Of mourning has 20 cheered
London that the ahopkeopers are already
mixing a few bright colors with the
sombrs masses Of black and gray which
have been displayed In their Windows for
the last fortnight Gayly trimmed sum
mer hata are reappearing In the millinsrs'
shops. The people. however. still cling
ngidly 10 heavy mourning.
NoURNINo SHOWS.
A. the opening Of the international sH-
hibitiOa 81 portraits Of fair women every
woman wore unrslisved black. The only
color in the rooms outside the portraits
was Lord Mayer Knill in his soarlst robes.
The Duchess Of Marlborough wore q smart
black satin coat and skirt. Mrs. ChAunOey
worn heavy black wolfe.
A. tho Temple flower show. which vas
the only other smart function Of the week
the same state Of Affairs prevailed. Ladies
CARVED in black walked among the bril-
liant flowers American women we're
again in evidence. The Duchsas Of RO1-
burEhe and Lady Marlborough. who have
recently returned to London; Mrs. Drum
mond. Mrs. Adrsns. the daughter Of Mrs.
n. p. Post. and Mrs.. AdaiF we're all present
In the deepest mourning.
The attendance a. Convent Garden and
Beechams Opera COmiqus have been
very msagre Members q the Court
circle cannot appear. and those who pre-
tend 20 belong to the Oircls do not show
up. 10 rows Of empty boxes and seats
greet even TetraEzini.
ENTERTAINISa ROOSEVELT
Mrs. John jacob Asi0r IA one ~ he few
personH Who have entertained the Rouse-
vslts this week She gave dinner a. her
tiny ho,I.e on Hill street Among the
guests we're cunt Afnensdorn the Ouch
ess ~ Marlborough the Right Hon.
Arthur J Balfour. the leader Of the OPP
position. Lord CurBon oi Kedleston. for
mer vceroy Of India, Mrs Nicholas Long
worth and Miss Ethel Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt and family took luncheon
With John l.. Grifiths. the American
Consul General. on Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. Graham were among the guests in
vised 10 meet the eH-Presidsnt and his
family.
Col Roosevelt IL Spending his spare
hOurs in tho British and South KensinEton
museums and his weskends with the
McNillans.
THE AMERICAN CoLONT.
Mrs. MurraEh O'Brien. wife Of Major
O'Bren. who was formerly
Marguerite Lewis Of New York and who
recently took a large house IN Cmber-
land place. gave birth 70 a son on Friday.
He viii receive the family name Of Mur-
aRh.
Mr.. and Ms. X. Coventry have re-