Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28

tiir el ks. For those pt BtS AAtEAtci-tn- law The death of Prince Francis may have served to heal this wound That Mrs Drummood Is willing ts spend So much on the eoronation gayety looks as if she believed that Queen Mary would again smile on tbe woman who bad rejected her brother
 The Duchess of ltOxburghe. who was Miss May Goeief Of New York: the Countess of Gsnard. who was Miss Beatrice Mills Lady Arthur Paget. Mrs. Ava Aster. Mrs. M B. Leeds. the widow of the tin plate magnate. over whose social fortunes Lady Paget is presiding. tue Countess sf Ancaster. who was Miss Eioise Breese. the Duchess or Manchester. formerly Miss Zimmerman of ciacinnati: the Co1nt- ess of Don0ughmere. who was Miss Gaee of New YorS. aud Mrs Beatty. Mrs. Drummond's sister-in- law. are few of the Anglo American ladies who are expected to entertain largely.
 Just at present the most epyied young women in Great Britain are the six who have been appointed as train bearers to the queen in place of the usual pages. The prettiest girls in the English aristocracy were selected for this honor. There isn't drop of Amer ican blood in their veins, and most of them have been chosen from families connected with tue court Quite the most charming is Lady Eileen Knox. daughter of the Earl and Countess Ranfuriy and the granddaughter of the aged viseount Chariemont Queen Mary first made Lady Etleen's ac- quaintance when their majesties made thesr tour of the colonies. Lord Ran furly then being governor general of New Zealand She was presented at court late in 1909. and. although the social season has since then been al- most a blank. Lady EAeen's bewftch- ing Irish beauty had already won her fame
 1t is really cdd, but only one of the train bearers Is an English girl. and this Is Lady Victoria Darlington. whose four sisters have all been soci- ety beauties. She is the daughter of the Earl and Countess of Darlington Lady Eileen Butler. daughter of the Earl and Countess of Lanesborough, is accustomed to the presence of royalty, her father being assistant military sec retary to the Duke of Connaught. married daughter of the Earl and Countess of Dartrey and. like Lady Eileen Butler. Is a very up to date young woman. excelling in all sorts of outdoor sports.
 Lady Dorothy Browne. daughter of the count and Countess Kenmare. is noted for her wonderful sapphire blue eyes Scotland is represented among the beauties by the Lady Mabeil ogil- ", daughter of the Eari and Countess of Airlie The countess. who is now 6 widow. holds an appointment in the queens household Lady Mabeil Is nineteen years old and is by no means the least good looking of the train bearers. The queen has let it be known that they are to wear simple white satin gowns. with the conyen-~ tionaI ostrich feathers in their hair. The train which they are to carry promises to be so heavy an affair that possibly two more bearers may have to be appointed at the last minute. If Is of red velvet. eighteen yards long and lined with white satin. The vel yet must be heavily embroidered with gold and trimmed with ermine and nIiniyer. making its weight no mean matter even for eight athletic twen- tieth century maids.
 The fact that she is not living with her husband was the courts excuse for it's failure to include Consuelo. duchess of Marlborough. among the canopy bearers. for. with the excep- ton of the Duchess of Hamilton. who succeeded to her place. the ladies are the same as those who Ofiiciated at Queen Alexandra's coronation. The Duchess of MontrOse. who Is a great friend Of queen Mary. is related to Lord Decies, who recently married Mrs George G0uld's daughter Vivien- Lord Alastair Graham. son of the duchess. was best man at the Gould Decies wedding The Marquis of BreadaIbaue. who Is married 10 a daughter of the Duchess Of MontrOse. is expected 10 be the next representa- tive of the crown In Ireland. and the Earl of Aberdeen Is said to contem- plate an early retirement, so it will be seen that though Lord Decies is only a humble baron. his family connec- tiOns are pretty weigbfy ones. e
 The Grahams are exceedingly wealthy and keep high state in al most feudai fashion at Buchanan cas- tie. The Duke of Mcntrose's favorite country seat. Like so many of the ultra exclusive ladies of the conserva- dive aristOcracy. the Duchess of Mont rose was little at court during King Edwards liberal reign. Her reappear- ance xill be made as canopy bearer with the Duchess of Hamilton. the ancient feud between Montrose and Hamilton having been accentuated in late years by the marriage of the heir ess of the Hamlltons. Lady Mary Dourias- Hamilton. daughfs- of the for