Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-09
DUBLIN TO RECEIVE ROYALTY
Irish Capital Becomes the Scene Of
Social Activity.
PRINCE OF WALES TO THE FRONT
Heir Apparent APprOachinG the Age
when He VIII Have Establish
ment OF His own and Take
Part in Public Life.
az LADY MANWARING.

BY LADY MANwARING.
LONDON, July ESPECIAL to The Bee.)-
With the departure Of their majesues to
Ireland the social center OF the kingdom
is transferred to the Irish capital and
London is socially out of it for a while.
The prince Of Wales is now one Of the
most interesting characters before the pub
lie His mother. who has many OF the
homely ideas OF Queen Victoria, thinks
he is too much before the public. In fact.
much has been written lately concerning
the future residences OF the prince Of
Wales that has caused considerable an
noyance to the king and queen. Their
maJesties both hold that their eldest son
is still boy and as such they desire him
to be regarded The king has not yet given
the least attention to the provision Of a
separate residence for his royal highness,
but the statements that have been pub
lished' to the effect that ultimately White
Lodge and Birkhall. on the BalmoraI es-
tate. will be assigned to him will be ridic-
ulously wide OF the mark. As a matter of
fact. White Lodge is shortly to pass into
the hands Of the duke and duchess of Teck.
When the proper time arrives IL will be
found that the prince OF Wales and his
brother. Prince Albert. will be installed at
Park House. which stands on the Sand
bingham estate and Is now occupied by
General Sir Dighton Probyn. " c. Ulu-
mately Frogmore will be the home of his
royal highness. though this will not be
until after his marriage-an event still
sufficiently distant to make all discussion
utterly futile
Speaking OF his marriage, by the way.
there are only four royal ladies' now OF
suitable age for his royal highness. They
are Princess Victoria Louise. born 1892 and
the only daughter OF the kaiser: Princess
EudoXie of Bulgaria, born in 1898 and eldest
daughter OF the czar of Bulgaria; Princess
Elizabeth, daughter OF the crown princess
OF Roumania, and Grand Duchess Olga
Nikolaevna, eldest daughter of the car OF
Russia, and a year younger than our heir
apparent. But maybe. when the time ar
rives. the prince Of Wales will be allowed
to choose a wife for himself not neces-
sarily the daughter of some reigning
monarch, but of course. a lady closely al
lied by family ties. IL is almost pathetic
this loneliness of kngship.
Military Career Planned.
. Information comes to hand from an I'M
usually well-informed quarter to the effect
that the king has decided that the prince
of Wales shall commence his military
career shortly after he attains his eIgh-
tenth birthday in June OF next year. II is
understood that the Tenth Hussars viii be
especially brought home from India and
stationed at Aldershot in order that his
royal highness may be attached to this dis
tinguished regiment, which has in former
times numbered many Of the royal family
among its officers. In due course the prince
will be attached to the royal artillery and
the infantry. in order that he may become
personally acquainted with the three prin-
cipal branches OF the service.
Princess Mary's Education.
A matter that is causing the queen much
anxious thought at the moment is the
future education Of her only daughter.
Princess Mary. Had il been at all possible,
the queen would have liked TO have given
her daughter the advantage OF temporary
residence on the continent, preferably in
Italy. II may be remembered that as a
gtrl. Queen Many spent a few years in
Florence with her parents. and it is her
recollections OF the benefits she received
from this stay that makes her anxious that
her daughter should do likewise. What
Will probably be done will be that the
queen and princess will pay prolonged
visits 10 the continent every spring. visit
ing different parts in turn in order that
her royal highness may study abroad and
have her ideas broadened.
HOrseman and Churchman.
Sir Tatton Sykes has been much con-
doied with the burning Of Sledmere.
Although in his s6th year. he is full OF
health and strength. and is the perfect
type Of a Yorkshire baronet. He was once
shining light IN the racing world. and
curious contrast-has All hts life been keen
on the building OF churches Sir Tatton Is
man who prides himself his eccen-
tricities- One OF his fads is to wear several
samples OF the same garment at one and
the same time. he often appears with
two coats. two waisteoats-even two pairs
OF trousers In the old days Sir Tatton and
Lady sykes used to receive a smart annual
party for the Ledger at Danum house. In
the town OF Doncaster; and among their
regular guests were the late Caroline Ouch
ess OF MOntFOse. and the late Lord William
Beresford. In 1874 Sir Tatton married Miss
Jessica CaVendish- Bentinck. a sister Of
Mrs Arthur James and Mr.. Frederick
Cavendish- Bentincst