The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

The King ~ spending the " eekend al
Eton Hall with the Duke OF Westminster
All the crack polo players have beeA
asked Ia meet him there. The King played
several scratch games. and despite che
criN~ in spain he seems Ia he caresree.
Evidently h. IL having "A good time
ROYALTY on SHOW
Americans this week had the privilege
nt seeing three Queens aud on" DO~aR-r
Empress besides "A great show Of nobility
The Queen Of Spain druv. from IN. Hotel
Ritz to Marlborough House o. visit Queen
Mary. Later the two Queens drove -
Buckingham Palace - see the Queen
Mother Af'er~ard the SISTER 81 Alcn-
andra. the Dowager Empress OF Russia
returned the call Alexandra ~ still lin
germs az Buckingham Palace Many dates
have been fixed for her departure from
there. hut she seems to b- unwilling To
leave The King aud Queen 81 q" scotland
on Monday.
THE wOSDERFUI. WESTWARD
The performances Of Commodore Coch-
Tane'- yacht Westward IN the races at
Cuwe= have opened the eyes of the English
yachtsInen. Who no~ agree that the Here
shphs ARE superior to any uf the present
designers in Great Britain They admit
too that the Wesf~ard's sail plan. rigging
and steel construction form Combina
tinn which ~ we'll worthy ~ close study
One critic calls attention - Capt Barr =
cl"vcrne-s with the spinnaksr when sail
ing last Monday nearly deal before the
wind lie says that observing I'm glishrnen
have something g. learn from the Yankee
sklpp"r about sailing before the wind
Cornelius Vanderbilt and wif. are the
guests of Commodore Cochrans on board
his yacht
When the Westward outfouted the Ger
mania and the English yachts Cicely aud
Susanne ~ Cowes ~ waS rainy week
and the weather conditions were made
- seem all the more gloomy by tn. great
number of women who w-Te Wearing
mourning
SOCIAL DOLpRTMs
London Is dead socially at present
Most of the society notablr- are uu the
Continent or m the country. During the
week the Duke and Duchess of Portland
CAV. "A large hous" party at Nelb~ck
Abbey Among the guests were Lord
kitchener and Mir ana Mrs Waldorf
Aston
Mrs Geurg" k-pp.l has gone tn the
Continent with Miss N2naga. "A SISTER
81 IN. la. Consu"lo Duchess 81 Man
chester Harold Richardson aud WIf'
ui los Angeles have taken "A plaC.' ~
Scotland. wh.r" they will entertain "A
party ~ friends during IN" grouse shoot
ing -"asun MANY Americans will be
among their guests
Ed~a-i Uirr,ou uf New YORK. Is planning
With Mar Stou" Dr-dmland- Tor Lon
don They "Np.a,t To- open ~ 1911. pre-
s.utIng uuml"r II M" swell knuWu
Cun-v Island novelties Ihe~" ar" an
known 30 the aNrrdE" IOnduurr
HoNiNG ANtRIC.S-
The Eom"Wari rush II Americans has
begun All ~. steamships ar" crowded
and th.. agents informed Tn SIS Corre-
-pDndeut to-day that every berth ~a-
booked until the end ~ September.
Among tn, passengers sailing ON the
i.IsItauga are Robert balfour. VI "
B,ddl- / y Brady Baron and BARONESS
BolnemIsZa Prof Bsrhfurd. Dean NaCS-y
Lord Hugh GTps,-nor. Fran,-'s t-"nfels
Srr u-rt.-t CpI-n-- Hardy LADY MaCAl-
mont G..u T. Nelnv. 81 kI'hard
Nu-gra,c. SIR G.urge Prescott. James T.
$40 Mr. X Van Rensselaer, and = "
Townsend
ON the Cedric are " = Afisck Mon
tague Glass. II { Drdyton. Judg" }
GrIhb Mrs Ralph HiCkoN and col W q
sutherland
Thas.. are on the ~ Paul Judge " V
berry Mr. and Mrs J Is Hagen. SIR
Joseph Larmor and IN" Hon " q Miller